I am at school and I have tons of reading for multiple classes, so for those of you who are waiting on a tarot reading, they will most likely be done very soon!!
Anyways, I have an art sketchbook and I’m bored so give me sigil requests.
I’m a complete beginner at sigils and I have a bit of a hard time making them but I would like to learn!
Keep this sigil under your mattress. Most healing happens during sleep. This sigil will help aid in the healing of your heart over time. You could also carry it around with you if you wanted to.
Have a stone, preferably a small and smooth stone you can keep in your pocket or something. Take this sigil and burn it, have the stone rest in the ashes of the sigil overnight.
Keep the stone with you and rub it to banish your insecure thoughts
You can carry this with you during class to help you focus on what the teacher is saying or what you’re working on. You can use it for whatever you need to do that required your undivided attention.
Draw this sigil on a picture of your target (or just a piece of paper with their name and date of birth on it) Then burn it or activate it in another way that destroys it.
Sigil - “Through the storms and flames of life, our love continues to grow.”
Life is a dangerous, chaotic, and stressful experience. From that first disorienting moment of being pulled from the warmth and safety of the womb, to those final uncertain moments before the spark of consciousness fades, the whole thing is a hurricane of joys and heartbreaks. Thankfully, there’s also lot of downtime. But one of the things that makes it all manageable is the strength that comes from a solid, loving relationship.
Fires, flood, storms, droughts, economic collapse, pandemics, murder hornets … It’s all better with someone you love at your side. With the right person, this adversity and turmoil become bearable. In time, the become line items on a list of obstacles overcome. The bonds forged in those moments, however, remain strong.
That bond of love and partnership — romantic or platonic — is what this sigil represents.
It’s not always easy to look on the bright side. Even the most upbeat and positive people still struggle through dark times, after all. Being consistently optimistic often seems like requires something akin to a willing suspension of disbelief, because deep down we all know that tragedy and pain are an inevitable part of existence.
Optimism isn’t about avoiding or ignoring the pain and suffering that comes with life. We all know that the people we love will eventually die. We all know that sickness, anger, loneliness, fear, hunger, defeat, and humiliation are part of the cost for the great joys that they accompany. Being optimistic is a decision to accept all of those things, and to focus on the glowing beauty of stars of the night sky, rather than the inky blackness that surrounds them.
It’s Brush Practice Week here at Sigil Daily, so we’re doing some fun stuff to keep things fresh. Like this one, referencing the infinitely quotable Canadian comedy series “Letterkenny.” If you haven’t seen it, give it a watch.
One of the great constants of the modern world is that money — specifically the sense of security that money provides — is something almost everyone desires. It’s hardly surprising that the desire for money is a powerful tool for shaping almost every aspect of our global culture. Make someone afraid that they don’t have enough money, or limit their access to essential things that money is exchanged for, and you have them on a leash. This is a feature of our modern economy, not a bug.
It’s not always possible to become wealthy, and even for those who do, the anxiety that comes with money doesn’t go away. Even the very wealthy can obsess over wanting more money, even when they could never spend what they already have. So let’s dig down and pull this weed of fear and stress up by the root.
This sigil aims to reduce the panic and fear that money — and the lack of it — creates.
