Introduction To Sigils- Magic that STAYS 11.09.24

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Magick 101  Introduction To Sigils- Magic that STAYS.  Dean Angelo instructor

Part of the Magick without Dogma series

Short Description:  Learn the basics of to create your own talismans!

A Sigil is an image that may APPEAR to be simple, random or even hide in plain site as decoration or art, but within it is wrapped meaningful symbols, idea, energy and intent which YOU can learn to leverage and use magically to create spells of a lasting nature.  Protection, prosperity, healing, success…. Whatever is important to YOU can be wrapped in a Sigil and become a spell that keeps working when you need it to.

You will also learn how to cancel a Sigil when you need to turn it off or no longer seek what the sigil provided.  Bring a pad and paper or pencil as we will also be creating a mini book talisman which you can empower and keep to use later.

Learn how to formulate a Well Formed, Karmacly Safe Goal for this magical work, how to reduce it and create a sigil.

Learn the basic idea of Bind Runes and similar classic sigils and how to use what you already know or do to also wrap into your magical Sigils

Dean Teaches Magick Without Dogma series, that is magic as science without context of a particular path or practice so that you can apply these principles to whatever beliefs, path, spiritual code or religious path you find comfortable!

Dean Angelo is one of our readers and has been part of the Avalon family since the beginning. He has been involved in the craft since childhood and has a “Just Do It” approach. He has many published books and held a hypnosis practice for over 15 year.

 Please no recording to respect everyone’s privacy.

Limited to 15 learners . Must purchase ticket BEFORE November 8th^.  $35

Questions? Ask at Avalon or contact Dean  at   monte333@aol.com

We will pause for the holidays and come back with more classes in the New Year including things such as: Ethical Love Spells, Magic for Money, Working with Thought Forms and MORE!

Room opens at 9:15 Last half hour for questions and discussion!