I would have to decide between the two which is right for the work I was doing. As you will see, this results in a much more simplistic shape. Draw the sigil on the square using the same method as above. Now remove out any repeating letters, which leaves you with WLM. Method two: Take all the vowels out of the word WILLIAM. You make a loop on the L’s because there are two of them and a line on the M because that is where you end. Method one: Draw a circle on the letter W where you start, then draw a line to each of the other letters. There are many ways to spell a word on a magick square. Courtesy of Hans Decoz and .įrom there, you can figure out what letter would go on each square and start to spell words with them by connecting the letters. (For a different example, see the numerology section in The Daemonolater’s Guide to Daemonic Magick.) In western numerology, all of the letters in the alphabet have a value of 1 to 9. There are many types of numerology, but I will stick to the western or Pythagorean type because it is the easiest to understand. Making a sigil on a magickal square relies on numerology. That’s what makes it magick! The simplest magickal square that you will find is one containing the numbers 1 through 9. Here is another technique for creating sigils using a magick square or kamea.Ī magickal square is a grid of numbers where the sum of every row and column is the same.
Way back in February, 2017, I posted my first how-to on constructing and launching sigils.
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