A lecture on superstitions and the evil eye with David Nissen at the Ganei Tikva Stage Center. A fascinating look at a universal human phenomenon across all the world’s cultures.
Lecturer: David Nisan, who holds a bachelor’s degree in Middle Eastern Studies, a master’s degree in International Relations, and an additional master’s degree in Business Administration. Today, he is a cultural researcher and sought-after lecturer.
Why shouldn’t you stand in the middle when photographing three people, or sweep the house in the evening?
When should you turn over a glass, and what should you do when you see an upside-down shoe in the house? Most importantly, what is the most effective way to protect yourself from the evil eye?
A fascinating, enriching, and entertaining look at superstitions—a universal human phenomenon that fulfills a basic psychological need in all cultures around the world.
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