Moon & Moss🔯 Sigil Making
Writing your intention: Step 1: say exactly what you mean
Every sigil starts with a clear sentence: specific, positive, and in the present tense, as if it's already true.
The strength of a sigil depends on the clarity of its intention. Write one sentence that is:
- Specific: one clear aim per sigil
- Positive: what you want, not what you don't
- Present tense: as if it's already true
Stronger: "I am confident and at ease with new people." Weaker: "I want to stop being awkward."
Try this
Write your intention three different ways, then circle the version that makes you feel the most.
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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