The Serpent’s Lock

The seal of protection, privacy and invisibility – can be stamped or marked on documents to protect them from prying eyes, lest the witches’ venom befall them. Can also be used to hide oneself from that which walks on the astral plane.

The Serpent’s Key

Used to see that which is hidden – aiding in the perception of the Unseen: be it spirits, deities, omens, etc. It might also be employed to find lost or hidden objects, and expose secret truths people are hiding. In addition, it can also be used to reverse the Serpent’s Lock if the key is added.

Witch Tip

the-darkest-of-lights:

waitingwitch:

Draw sigils on your palms and clap your hands to activate them!

And use water salable marker so it washes away with water or sweat.

Compact makeup magic.

Me: *scribbling sigils all over my test papers* My Professor won’t notice the occasional occult symbol on an Italian test right

Technomancy Warding for Blogs & Sites

theoryofmagick:

Because I am a huge technomancing nerd and value creation of sacred space:

Comments in Code: Hide warding words, charms, or runes in code comments in the code of your site (< ! – – your ward here – – > sans spaces)

Invisible Sigils: Place sigils as images on a <div> layer set to an opacity of 0

Overarching Wards: Put any wards or enchantments in the CSS stylesheet to ensure coverage over your whole site, or to use your site as a “table” or well for an altar or general spell

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