A magically oriented seal, sign, glyph, or other device used in a magickal working. The most powerful sigils are those that you create yourself. They can be used on almost anything. Also know in some si-fi fantasy novels as a "wizard's mark."
In Ceremonial Magic, an image that symbolizes a specific spirit, deity, angel or supernatural being.
A Magickal symbol placed on an object as a seal.
A type of symbol. A magickally oriented seal, sign, glyph (sculptured character or symbol) or other device used in a magickal working. The most powerful sigils are those that you create yourself
A symbol designed for a specific magikal purpose is called a sigil. The plural is sigila. Occultists may prefer the anglicized plural "sigils". The term sigil derives from the Latin sigilum meaning "seal." The old norse binding rune is an example of the idea. However, sigila differ from runes as they are designed not to represent an alphabet but are created to form a glyph, composed of a variety of symbols or concepts with the intent and inherent iconic meaning.
A seal or sign. An analogous representation of a word or name, formed into a single glyph.
a graphical or encrypted vocal representation of conscious desire
a picture, a glyph which is at once simple to visualise and representative of a particular or a general desire
a statement of desire, turned into a symbol, which a person uses to manifest that desire into reality
a symbolic representation of a written intention
a type of signature or symbol of intent
a sign used in magical writings.
A symbol with some occult meaning that may be used in magickal workings. Often a seal, sign or other drawing, it may be carried or otherwise used to represent and manifest the power or idea symbolized.
A seal; a signet. Also known as "device with mysterious powers", a sign or an image considered magical.
a magick sign or symbol, often used by a pagan as his or her "signature." For example, I have a sigil that looks somewhat like a lion, and I mark this symbol on my tools and on handwritten correspondence.
a sign, word, or device held to have occult power in astrology or magic
A specially created symbol or seal that can be used in Magik workings. It can be used as a sentence, phrase or incantation pin-pointing ones actions and thoughts. It can also be used in place of sentence or phrase.
An occult seal or sign. (rhymes with 'vigil').
A sigil (pronounced // or //; pl. sigila or sigils) is a symbol created for a specific magical purpose. The term sigil derives from the Latin sigilum meaning "seal," though it may also be related to the Hebrew סגולה (segulah meaning "word, action or item of spiritual effect"). The old Norse binding rune is an example of the idea.
In computer programming, a sigil is a symbol attached to a variable name, showing the variable's datatype. The term was first applied to Perl usage by Philip Gwyn in 1999 to replace the more cumbersome "funny character in front of a variable name". The name is presumably based on the word meaning a magical symbol (see sigil (magic)).
