Amulet

Amulets are believed in many traditional cultures and religious faiths to possess the ability to ward off negative energy, evil spirits, and ghosts. 

People also hope that amulets will protect the wearer's safety wherever they go, attracting good luck, wealth, health, or love.

Many people wear amulets as daily accessories, which is the most common way of using them.

Amulets can also be worn during critical moments and major life events:

1. **Exams/Interviews**: Students and job seekers wear or carry amulets they believe can bring wisdom and good luck. 

2. **Travel**: Whether for short trips or long journeys, people often wear amulets to pray for safe travels. 

3. **Important Work**: Such as during crucial business negotiations, speeches, or when performing dangerous tasks. 

4. **Medical Surgery**: Patients or their families may seek amulets to pray for a successful surgery and recovery. 

5. **Pilgrimage**: Believers purchase or carry amulets with special spiritual power when visiting holy sites. 

6. **Religious Ceremonies**: During worship, prayers, or exorcism rituals, amulets serve as important ritual objects or sacred items. 

7. **Attending Funerals**: In some cultures, people wear amulets to prevent being affected by "unlucky energy" or "spirits of the deceased." 

8. **Entering "Haunted Houses" or Ancient Sites**: Due to fear of the unknown, people may carry amulets for self-protection. 

9. **Gift-Giving**: Giving an amulet to friends or family when they are traveling far away, celebrating a birthday, during the New Year, or facing challenges is a common way to express care and good wishes.