A sigil is a wish folded down into a single mark — small enough to carry, strong enough to work. This one is drawn for allure, the quiet pull that turns a room, unbidden, toward you.
You will bind your wish to be seen into a shape no other eye can read, though every eye will feel it. Drawn under the full moon and charged in smoke, it becomes a lodestone for attention, worn like a secret against the skin.
The Working
- Under the full moon, write your wish to be beheld in a single plain sentence, then strike out every repeated letter.
- From the letters that remain, weave one mark, joining their lines until no letter can be told from another.
- Redraw the finished sigil clean on fresh paper, and pass it three times through the smoke of burning incense.
- Anoint its four edges with oil and hold it before a candle until the flame-light seems to sink into the ink.
- Speak the incantation and, at its end, kiss the mark once to wake it.
- Fold the paper small and carry it in a pocket over the heart, renewing it at each full moon.
The Incantation
Small the sign and strong the pull,
draw the gaze when rooms are full.
Line and letter, bound and blind,
be the lodestone of the mind.
What the moon has charged this night,
turn each eye toward my light.
Carry it faithfully and you will feel the difference before you see it — the way glances find you, and stay.