Best way to activate sigils in your opinion?

[REN SHEMKEKU]

There are lots of ways to activate sigils such as charging them under the moon light, burning them or destroying them in general, perception activation, etc. But what is the most effective way? I personally charge mine under the moonlight or burn them but is that really the most effective way?

Only viewing the sigil and relax

 

[Reynard]

I only started practical magic last month, so I'm still a newbie.

And maybe I'm old-fashioned (or maybe I just like a wank!) but the sigil magic that has worked most successfully for me so far has been activated through orgasm. I've had limited success through meditation as well, but with orgasm, only two sigils have failed to work (so far, that is, and they may still yield results).

That said, I love to experiment! In my journal, I've got the following ideas listed which I'm going to try over the coming weeks:

• Bake a cake. Draw my sigil using icing on the top. Activate by eating.
• Hide a sigil in my next procedure or policy document at work. It gets activated when my colleagues read and forward the policy on to their staff.
• Scribble a sigil in the condensation on the pint class of my next beer, or in the froth of my next Guinness. Charge by downing it!
• Lick my finger, draw a sigil on a plate using my saliva. Bung it in the dishwasher. It gets activated the next time the dishwasher is switched on.

I read about charging sigils by putting them in your shoe and walking.

That's a great idea. I'll add it to my journal and try it!

 

[FraterFraxinus]

The process of creation itself can also be used as a great way to charge. I usually visualize in detail all the outcomes of my intent in symbolized form kinda dancing around the sigil, merging with it, transforming into it.
Can be combined with all the other methods too!

 

[querent k]

My newest experiment with sigil activation:
Putting the sigil drawn on a piece of paper on top of some incense in a bowl.
Could light it, but don’t like smoke, so just leaving it like that—there’s still olfactory sensation.
Might work.