Occult symbols podcast #4 - The Hamsa / Khamsa / Hand of Fatima

The khamsah, also called Fatma’s hand symbol, is a palm-shaped symbol that’s very popular in different cultures, especially in Northern Africa. Often associated with Islam or Jewish beliefs, the use of this magical and protective symbol goes way back to ancient Mesopotamia.

Why don’t you join me in a journey through time, from Carthage to the Levant, with a few stops in the Mississippi or Andalusia, in order to unlock the secret link between the Hamsa and the divine feminine?

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Useful resources:

The Anthropology and Social Significance of the Human Hand: http://www.oandplibrary.org/al/1955_0...

The eye of Providence, a symbol with a secret meaning: https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/2...

Some of my previous videos that can help you in your spiritual and self-transformation journey:

Occult symbols podcast #3 - The hidden meaning of the Yin Yang symbol:
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How to heal the divine masculine and divine feminine:
   • How to balance the Divine Feminine an...  

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Music:
No 10 A new beginning by Esther Abrami