Small Things, Big Meaning: The Enduring Story of the Amulet
There is always something you own that you just can’t bring yourself to get rid of. Could be a coin, a pebble, or a charm that your grandmother forced into your hand before an exam. It is most likely not an item that you consider to be lucky, and if someone asked you about it, you would laugh. Yet you would definitely notice if it suddenly went missing.
That quiet attachment is as old as humanity itself. It is the [instinct behind the amulet.][1]
You do not have to believe in magic to appreciate the sentiment. Sometimes a small, well-loved object is enough to remind you of who you are and what you are holding onto. And that, perhaps, has always been [the real power of the amulet.][2]
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