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One I've been expiramenting with lately I call 'compression.' I'll make a somewhat lenghthy statement of intent, pretty precise but not TOO precise (I rarely include a time frame, I want to be surprised). Generally, at least recently, I write it up into a rhyming poem and memorize it. I'm no poet at all, but the poem format makes it easier to remember. Then in suitable surroundings (buck nekkid in the mountains is my thing), I dance around and chant the mantra. After some time I dissassocaite with the actual words- it becomes just a series of sounds to me- then I know I'm getting somewhere. As I continue, I let the syllables collapse in on themselves. It's a gradual thing and shouldn't be forced, just let it happen. This really is the hard part- letting it collapse. Eventually, a long statement of say six lines of poetry can 'fall into' two, three or four syllables. Then I 'seal' it by any number of techniques- if I'm with my girl, sex, if alone, sex.
Another thing I do for charging an already made sigil is waht I call 'The Flex.' I stand on my tip-toes and flex every muscle in my body that I can. If you hold it long enough, eventually, you'll fall down- and at the moment of loosing balance, I open my eyes for one blink, looking at a previously placed, large drawing of my sigil. By the time you hit the dirt, your eyes are closed agin and I imagine the thump on the ground kicks the sigil into the ether. I try to get up and remove the sigil without looking directly at it. |
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