Repeatable practices: what they do, what goes in, what comes out, and a worked example.

A practice

Sigilisation

Condense a sentence of intent into a glyph, charge it, then hide it and forget the wording.

What it is

To make one clear intention into a small, repeatable object that can be carried, hidden or destroyed.

At a glance

Inputs
One sentence; a pen or the Sigil Forge; a Grimoire aspect; a state of gnosis; a place to hide the sigil.
Outputs
A glyph, a charge card with the date and the aspect, a record line, and a close.

How to do it

Write the intent as a present-tense sentence. Remove vowels and repeated letters. Draw the remaining letters as one glyph. Choose an aspect to mark the card. Charge the glyph in a state of gnosis, then hide or destroy it. Forget the sentence on purpose; keep the charge card in a ledger instead of rehearsing the wish.

A worked example

Intent: 'I finish the archive before the new moon.' Saturn / Earth. The glyph is drawn at the Saturn hour, hidden in a drawer, and the card records the close: burn it at the new moon.

Variations

  • Use the Sigil Forge and keep the SVG with the card.
  • Draw the glyph by hand and photograph it; the photograph is the working copy.
  • Make a series of seven, one per day, and charge only the last.

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