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   length - height 4,3 cm   1\69 in

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          Bat as a symbol of the talisman of well-being

  These animals have long been considered mysterious and sinister creatures that are associated with the        afterlife.
  They attributed extraordinary witchcraft abilities.
  This is partly to blame for their way of life - stay awake at night and live in damp, gloomy places, for               example,  in caves, attics of abandoned buildings.

  The image of terrible and dangerous creatures is associated with the repulsive appearance of bats.
 The bat is the only flying representative of mammals.

   Bats avoid neighborhood with people, they prefer environmentally friendly terrain.
  Add to this the external similarity of the wings of bats with those of demons, devils and dragons.
  In the Irish novel "Dracula" vampires turned into bats
  In many mystical works, bats inhabit witches 'and wizards' dwellings.

All this led to the fact that around these animals a large number of legends and superstitions were born, many of which are relevant in our time.
Most people still believe myths that all bats eat human blood and deliberately dig into their hair.
However, in a number of countries, at various times the bats were identified not only with evil and dangerous creatures.

Some eastern peoples believed that these animals symbolize prosperity, luck and longevity.
Indians believed that bats give people life energy and health.

In the distant past, some nations believed that these unusual and mystical creatures were extremely useful.
Therefore, they were actively used in domestic witchcraft, rituals.

For example, using various parts of the body of the bat attracted material benefits, protected from the evil eye.
Their blood was used in the fight against infertility, defended against the dark forces.
It was believed that the bat's eyes make the possessor invisible, and the dried mummy guarantees constant wealth and luck.

Today, too, various ways of using this animal for good are used. Thus, to discover in oneself the gift of clairvoyance, the development of intuition and discernment, it is enough to constantly wear the bat's figure with its wings wide open.