Bumblefoot with his ‘hamsa’ pendant
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by Dave Bender
Bumblefoot’s Hamsa — “The longer I live, the more I accept that anything is possible,” he later explained in an email. “Can I truly attribute some good fortune to an amulet? I don’t know. If I don’t know, I have to be open to the possibility. The power of ‘belief’ is something real. It’s a beautiful gift from a friend, and the kindness of this gift on its own is strength for the soul.” (Photo courtesy of Ron Thal)
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