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“I learn the craft efficiently” | Learning witchcraft An open book in which the student can find dept and evolve spiritually by learning the craft. 

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“The Muses Shine Through My Work”

A sigil to aid those undertaking a creative endeavor. May the nine muses guide your hand.

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“The spirits around are calm and controlled. I am protected.” | Peaceful energy and protection against agitated spirits

For those who are constantly around deceased spirits, it offers protection and a soothing aura. Some weeks ago I did a sigil for my friend - who works at a nursing home - to keep the spirits around peaceful and less stressed, also helps with their eventual unsettled behaviour.

Works best if used with soothing perfume/aromas or essential oils - specially lavender.

Simple Protection Sigil

Introduction:

One of the things we all think of is protecting ourselves from negative energy whether it feels physical or could very well be mental. We all have to take measures in protecting the mind and body from these forces and to keep a positive outlook for you, your family, and friends.

Today I want to show how something as simple as a paper Sigil can help accumulate that positive energy and protection we all so desperately need in our home and work lives.

Making a Sigil for Protection:

A sigil can be made any way you feel most comfortable with making. A sigil is a symbol that means something to the castor, not necessarily for all to know. I usually always start out by drawing a circle and, going clockwise, I write out each letter of the alphabet until the letter 'z' is near center. Once finished I will circle the first letter of what I want my sigil to mean. For this one I spelled "Protect." I continue by drawing straight lines until the last letter where I will draw another circle.

Once I have the draft done I will then practice drawing the sigil freely and make any changes to my liking until I feel that the symbol not only looks pretty, but also feels powerful.

For the final draft I marked my sigil in blue marker as blue corresponds with protection, safe journey, and intuition. Before using a sigil, I always ground myself for a few minutes thinking of the intention of my newly created sigil, letting the intention flow from you and into the symbol itself.

Now time to place the sigil! One of my favourite places to put a sigil is on the front or back door of my home so that the effects can be felt by all who enter my home including friends, family, and the spirits that wander in. You can place it anywhere you feel like it is necessary and it can be out of sight on your person or somewhere hidden in the office, work, or school that you only know about or even out in the open. The intention of the sigil will last as long as you remember that it is there and if your intentions are still flowing into it regularly.

This method can be used to make any sigil using whatever other words that you can think of and using the colours of your choice for your correspondences.

Happy sigil-making!