R. C.

Maclagan's book "Evil Eye in the Western Highlands" explores the customs and cultural beliefs related to the evil eye phenomenon in the Scottish Highlands. Many cultures around the world hold the notion that looking at someone with envy or malice would bring harm or misfortune.

This belief is known as the "evil eye. " In her work, Maclagan delves into the Western Highlands of Scotland's folklore, history, and practices surrounding the evil eye.

She looks into the ways that the people who live in this area have been impacted by this belief system in their daily lives, customs, and rituals. Maclagan investigates how Highlanders view and respond to the evil eye through in-depth research and first-hand recollections.

She looks at how they employ protective charms, rituals, and traditional treatments to stave off the evil eye's harmful effects. Insights into the confluence of superstition, folklore, and daily life in the Scottish Highlands are offered by Maclagan's work, which illuminates an intriguing facet of Highland culture and belief systems.

Her in-depth analysis of the evil eye phenomenon gives readers a better grasp of the customs and cultural practices that have influenced this particular area of Scotland. .