Reushi Three Faced Amulet Pendant West Africa When critics saw the fish

When critics saw the fish begin to gather and move excitedly in the water

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and was renowned in the Ancient World for it's vast power

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Reushi Three Faced Amulet Pendant West Africa When critics saw the fishThe Reushi is the powerful Forest Hermit in Thai Culture and Mythology that is believed to have magical healing power and medicine skills and can act as a spirit medium between worlds of the Living and the Dead, the Earthly and the Spiritual. Reushi Amulets are believed to protect the health of the wearer and ward off bad luck and misfortune. The Three faces represent the ability of the Reushi to see Past, Present and Future events. Measure Approx. 3