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๐Ÿ”ฏ Sigil Making

Turn an intention into a symbol, charge it, and let it go.

A sigil is a symbol you design to hold one specific intention. The modern method comes largely from the British artist and occultist Austin Osman Spare, in the early 1900s.

The idea: your conscious mind is full of doubts ("that'll never work"). By turning your intention into a symbol that no longer looks like words, you slip it past the doubting part of you, so it can work quietly underneath.

Making, charging and releasing a sigil

A note on ethics

Sigils are for shaping your own life: your confidence, your habits, your healing, your goals. Moon & Moss doesn't help with sigils meant to harm or control another person.

Sigil work is a focused intention practice, not a guarantee of any outcome. If you burn a sigil, use a fireproof dish, keep water close, and never leave flame unattended.

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