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3 ball then put another egg shell and put it back to the fire
till it thickens a little- Then you make a tiny hole in it and
wrap *t with a silk cloth and put that inside bread dough
and cook it in brick oven or put it inside a bird's craw and
cook it. You cock it till it is hard like a rock then they put a
thread through it and thev hang it on the upper arm and
the Indian kings hanged it there because they believed that
the purpose of this bead is when a poisoned food, dessert
or drink is brought to them or anv other wa\ of harm, the
bead would quiver, move, tremble and sweat. So that is
one of their wonders.
The first inventor of this bead was Kanka the Indian;
he was a one of the Indian kings and wise men, he is also
the one that built the city of Manaf and built palaces for his
daughters that had vellow statues that were charmed, he is
the one that made statues for the planets on the right side
of the citv and so many other wonders that are mentioned
in the books about India. Kanka is also the creator of
famous love talisman with weird mixtures and weird
effects. These talismans when mixed in food or drinks that
people take into themselves, will create an immediate
love
connection between them. This talisman is an image
so if it was drawn on a wooden stick and stamped in bread
dough it will create an immediate love between any two
that eat of that bread. If it was drawn on clothes men you
always be attached wearing the same clothes, also if it was
none on baggage, that baggage will stay attached to you.
Kanka pointed out that there are two kinds of these images
he called the first the small image and it is symbolized