Wiccans are nothing if they aren’t adaptable and flexible, so computer-made sigils are just as effective. After all, it’s all about your intent, not the materials. Prepare Find a Quiet Place Sigils created with magical powers by the Icelandic people. Pictured is the stave known as Ægishjálmur. In recent pagan tradition, it has become associated with the seven chakras of the body according to Hindu scripture and the practice of yoga.

Images created for magical purposes, sometimes attributed as signatures of demons, angels, and other beings. In the four classical elements, water is a feminine energy and highly connected with the aspects of the Goddess. In some traditions of Wicca, this symbol is used to represent the second degree of initiation. The inverted triangle itself is considered feminine and is associated with the shape of the womb. Water can also be represented by a circle with a horizontal crossbar, or by a series of three wavy lines. A sigil used in rituals invoking Lucifer, first recorded in the 18th-century True Grimoire. Known among Theistic Satanists as the Seal of Satan, the symbol is also associated with music groups including Zeal & Ardor. Spell books – or "grimoires", an alteration of the mid-19th-Century French word grammaire – especially, were often illustrated with visual signs and symbols that were only meant for the creator. "Magic, even to this day is still a bit controversial, and so you have a long history of books that may have been created just for the individual to show to nobody," says Grossman. Don’t let this be the case with you. If you really think you can’t create a sigil on your own, you can always use the Witch’s Sigil Wheel to create a design that will represent your intent.

One of the four elements of pagan beliefs, Air does not just represent the ether but also the breath of life.

The Hopi peoples of the American Southwest indicated Earth not as a triangle, but as a labyrinth with one opening; this opening was the womb from which all life sprang. In alchemy, the element of earth is represented by the triangle with a crossbar. In some traditions of Wicca, Air is represented not by the triangle, but by either a circle with a point in the center or by a feather or leaf-like image. In other traditions, the triangle is used to mark the association of degrees or initiation rank -- typically first degree, but not necessarily. In alchemy, this symbol is sometimes shown with the horizontal line extending beyond the sides of the triangle. The I'itoi is an indigenous spiritual symbol that signifies the challenging and balancing decisions in one's life that lead us to our ultimate dream state from the product of all of our choices. The ideal is to reach the center of this maze of decisions we make, which is a manifestation of our purpose and dream, and is accepted by the Sun God upon our death. Whereas these prongs are universally tridents in the Aegishjalmr, the Vegvisir features more elaborate design and does not abide by the limit of three points each as seen in that stave. We’d all love to be millionaires, but for many of us, that’s a far-fetched desire and something we couldn’t will into reality, try as we might. But, for realistic desires, needs, and wants, all you have to do is focus enough intent and energy into creating, charging, and activating a sigil, and you can manifest your destiny.Because of its association with the Sun itself, this symbol is typically connected to the element of Fire. Because the moon was associated with the female menstrual cycle, this is a symbol strongly associated with the feminine in all of us. The female reference also relates to the pagan belief that a woman’s life was divided into three stages: maiden, mother and crone. This intricate symbol is interpreted as the ‘Revealer of the Path’ or ‘Shower of the Way’. It is said that if you carry this pagan sign with you, you will not lose your way to any destination even if you do not know the way. The sun is associated with fire, the most masculine and virile of the four classic pagan elements. Use the Sun Wheel to garner success in new ventures where a firm hand is desired. It is interesting to note that the Horned God is part of the symbol for the Triple Goddess turned on its side.