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The Pizza Sigil 🍕

This sigil has successfully manifested free pizzas since the early 2000's.

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The Money Strip

This is a simple hypersigil in the form of a comic strip. Whoever reads it will receive money soon. Tried and tested. Feel free to use or experiment with it.

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Hell yeah! I'm totally hiring the kid on the right while I drink my lemonade!

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Magick Tip: Symbols gain power through repeated use. This is true especially for sigil magicians. With enough belief invested, a symbol can become effective and even potent in magickal workings. Heck, it may even work for non-believers.

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A Sobekian Money Incantation

Coffers overflow. Wealth is multiplied. All shall be blessed with riches. Sobek provides! Sobek-Ra, Sobek-Ra, Sobek-Ra.

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Creating Sigils based on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

If you need ideas and suggestions for what kind of sigils to create, consider using Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs as a guide to give you enough ideas to make your own personal grimoire of sigils. You can even use it to get ideas to make your own non-sigil spells. You can also use it as a template for organizing your book of shadows.

Maslow's hierarchy can be surprisingly useful as a map for magical practice because it gives you a way to ask what need am I actually trying to address?

One approach is to treat each level as a "sphere of operation":

1. Physiological Needs 🍞

Health, energy, food, housing, material stability

2. Safety Needs 🛡️

Protection, warding, financial security, overcoming fear

3. Love and Belonging 🤝

Friendship, community, family harmony, finding one's tribe

4. Esteem Needs 👑

Confidence, charisma, reputation, skill development

5. Self-Actualization 🌟

Creativity, life purpose, mastery, spiritual development

6. Self-Transcendence ✨

Communion with the divine, service, mystical experiences

For a magician, this can become a diagnostic tool.

Before casting, ask:

"Which need is this working actually serving?"

For example:

A prosperity sigil might not really be about money. It might be about safety.

A glamour spell might not be about attractiveness. It might be about esteem.

A devotion to your patron deity might not be about obtaining favors. It might be about self-transcendence.

Note: Remember that this is more of a guide than an instruction. I'm just saying that Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs can be used as a map to creating and organizing spells and rituals. I think it's worth experimenting with.

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Sigil for Manifesting Free Fried Chicken