Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you for taking the time to read this, and thank you for taking the time to make the website you have as it is already furthering my understanding of Magickal workings. I love everything on here that I have found so far, and I am VERY interested in using Sigils, Glyphs, Runes, and Seals in my Magick, in fact, in some cases that is ALL I have used, and still have achieved results, depending on the sigils used.

I’m trying to get a cumulative list of all of them and basically cross reference them to pinpoint the most effective, and also the most morphed, because I don’t want to use a custom sigil from Google Images that says its for one thing and is actually something entirely different. Hello, I was wondering if there are any sources I could find that you know of that contain massive lists of Glyphs, Sigils, Seals, and Runes.

I am willing to bet that once you start using glyphs as potent additions you will not want to stop. Try adding glyphs to your next spell to add an additional level of power to your working and note the difference in the results. As you can see from some of the spells on this blog, we use glyphs mixed into our magick on a regular basis to help increase the magickal properties of our spells. Some people even carry or wear them as personal talismans. They are written as symbols included with spells on parchments, drawn in the air, and carved into spell candles. These Nordic runes are used in conjunction with various types of spells every day. Some of the more popular glyphs for modern spell work are the symbols of Elder Futhark. These glyphs worked into the foreground and background of the cards act as powerful symbols to help strengthen the meaning or the efficacy of the readings. Many symbols on the more commonly used decks incorporate glyphs of Italian, Germanic, Hebraic, Nordic origins and more to foretell occult knowledge during readings. Some wiccans and witches on other paths raise a circle to create a sacred space to work out spells, yet some do not even realize that it actually is an ancient glyph in its own right.Īnother way that many modern witches commonly use glyphs is in the reading of tarot. Many wiccans have used it for decades as a barrier against evil and interruption.

The most commonly used and easily understood of glyphs is the simple circle. Think back for a moment have you ever use a glyph before in your magick? It is entirely possible that you have. The addition of glyphs to other elements of spell work can increase the power of the spell in many ways. Some glyphs are shapes and symbols used for thousands of years, some of the most ancient ones date back ten thousands years well into the BCE centuries, others may be created for a specific use by the individual witch. Many modern witches have taken to using glyphs in their magickal workings.

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