[Help] Creating a sigil book.

[Magickmage2030]

Forum, I want to create a instant manifestion sigil book where I create a sigil from the sentence "instant manifestation by affirmative writing book" and put the sigil at the inside cover of the book at the front. I then write in the book and what I wrote down comes through instantly.
Is this idea workable?
Your thoughts please.

 

[Nembra]

I mean, it's certainly a fun idea for a title page. You can't really use it like chaotes normally use sigils though, right?

 

[Magickmage2030]

I mean, it's certainly a fun idea for a title page. You can't really use it like chaotes normally use sigils though, right?

I don't know.

 

[Nembra]

I don't know.

I assumed you meant the "typographical" sigil, created by combining certain letters into a singular symbol. This version is usually supposed to be "charged", burned and forgotten, which I don't suppose is what you wanted to do with your book.

 

[Magickmage2030]

I assumed you meant the "typographical" sigil, created by combining certain letters into a singular symbol. This version is usually supposed to be "charged", burned and forgotten, which I don't suppose is what you wanted to do with your book.

Yeah your right.

 

[Yazata]

It's a good idea:

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[otiosus]

Well, I'd say that probably won't be a normal sigil magick. But magick is free, try anything you want.
A advice here, how about creating several sigil that are often used by you. Then write the sigils in the book?

 

[HoldAll]

This sounds very much like a

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inspired by the Law of Attraction. The crucial difference between chaos sigil magic and LAW is that in sigil magic, you 'encrypt' your conscious desire by drawing a sigil, charging it, and then banishing it from your mind (i.e. consciously forgetting it and not dwelling on it) while LAW is about constant repetition and reaffirmation. In your case, I would recommend striking a compromise by composing fiction, e.g. a story or poetry, instead of overtly stating your intent over and over again. It's easier to create a hero protagonist in the third person than to imagine oneself to possess qualities one ordinarily lacks. I would also advise against journalling because of the inherent dangers of doubting and overanalysing. In contrast, your hero will succeed as succeed he must in a good story.

Come to think of it, it could be a good solution for complex situation where a simple chaos-style 'statement of desire' (typically a short sentence) is insufficient and where you want something to happen in a very specific way. Your story, poem, etc. would then encapsulate a more sophisticated approach to the matter at hand than a 'classic' graphic chaos sigil could.

 

[Wjk3333]

This sounds very much like a

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inspired by the Law of Attraction. The crucial difference between chaos sigil magic and LAW is that in sigil magic, you 'encrypt' your conscious desire by drawing a sigil, charging it, and then banishing it from your mind (i.e. consciously forgetting it and not dwelling on it) while LAW is about constant repetition and reaffirmation. In your case, I would recommend striking a compromise by composing fiction, e.g. a story or poetry, instead of overtly stating your intent over and over again. It's easier to create a hero protagonist in the third person than to imagine oneself to possess qualities one ordinarily lacks. I would also advise against journalling because of the inherent dangers of doubting and overanalysing. In contrast, your hero will succeed as succeed he must in a good story.

Come to think of it, it could be a good solution for complex situation where a simple chaos-style 'statement of desire' (typically a short sentence) is insufficient and where you want something to happen in a very specific way. Your story, poem, etc. would then encapsulate a more sophisticated approach to the matter at hand than a 'classic' graphic chaos sigil could.

I would just add hypersigils benefit from some prior energetic charge, like being a successful writer with millions readers helps when using a book as a sigil.

 

[Magickmage2030]

I assumed you meant the "typographical" sigil, created by combining certain letters into a singular symbol. This version is usually supposed to be "charged", burned and forgotten, which I don't suppose is what you wanted to do with your

Well, I'd say that probably won't be a normal sigil magick. But magick is free, try anything you want.
A advice here, how about creating several sigil that are often used by you. Then write the sigils in the book?

Thanks for suggestion

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This sounds very much like a

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inspired by the Law of Attraction. The crucial difference between chaos sigil magic and LAW is that in sigil magic, you 'encrypt' your conscious desire by drawing a sigil, charging it, and then banishing it from your mind (i.e. consciously forgetting it and not dwelling on it) while LAW is about constant repetition and reaffirmation. In your case, I would recommend striking a compromise by composing fiction, e.g. a story or poetry, instead of overtly stating your intent over and over again. It's easier to create a hero protagonist in the third person than to imagine oneself to possess qualities one ordinarily lacks. I would also advise against journalling because of the inherent dangers of doubting and overanalysing. In contrast, your hero will succeed as succeed he must in a good story.

Come to think of it, it could be a good solution for complex situation where a simple chaos-style 'statement of desire' (typically a short sentence) is insufficient and where you want something to happen in a very specific way. Your story, poem, etc. would then encapsulate a more sophisticated approach to the matter at hand than a 'classic' graphic chaos sigil could.

I'm kinda lost with your answer

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It's a good idea:

[Tutorial] - ̷B̷i̷b̷l̷i̷o̷m̷a̷n̷c̷y̷ Bibliurgy — Doing Magick With Books: An overlooked and underrated magickal paradigm

Some months ago, I sort of hinted that I was planning to share some methods of sorcery that I personally use. Originally, I wanted to write a book, and that is still the plan, but lord knows when I'll ever get around to that, so I am going to write a series of threads about the topics I wish to...

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Thanks for the suggestion