There is something beautiful about magick that requires almost nothing. A piece of string. Your hands. An intention. A knot. Humans have been making meaning with ordinary objects for a very long time. The sacred doesn't always require special equipment.

Puck would like everyone to know that he is alive and well, but only through his superior intellect that allows him to evade detection because I was clearly trying to kill him with the vacuum.

You: I release my attachment to the outcome of this sigil. Universe: EXCELLENT. FOLDER DELETED. You: No, wait— Universe: RELEASE COMPLETE. @Jill Hart

Confirmation bias isn't just believing every crow is a message from the universe. It can work the other way too. · If you believe you're not intuitive, you may dismiss intuitive hits as coincidence. · If you believe you can't feel energy, you may ignore subtle sensations. · If you believe your magick doesn't work, you may overlook results that don't look exactly like you expected. Healthy skepticism means questioning the things you desperately want to believe. But it also means questioning the things you've already decided you can't do.

Okay so truth be told I'm actually rather newish to the world of magic and spells and sigils - So when @Tracy Nicholas did her How to make a sigil live over on Substack I was thinking this is fun - but wasn't actually expecting it to work. But it did - and continues to work ... Not sure if I feel comfortable telling you exactly what the sigil was for but it is specific and measurable and verifiable. Most importantly it WORKS