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quote:Originally posted by Mordant C@rnival:
That doesn't mean we shouldn't put our responsible heads back on when the time comes to put things into action.
Also, when charging someone else's sigil, it's not only possible but advisable to get hold of your conscience and go "Look, mate, I'm going to be charging this person's sigil. Make sure everything's on the up-and-up, eh?" That way, if somebody's innocent "new job" sigil is actually meant to make hir ex contract an embarrassing skin condition, the magickal energy can be diverted before it does any harm. (Exactly where it gets diverted is up to you.)[/QB]
Exactly what I think, Mordant. I put in the beggining of the thread "trust and responsability" in the sense of
a) if you said you can charge a sigil (or more) in a week, and somebody else puts hir trust in you, you now have to make it;
b) if you think the sigil is going to be harmful to someone, it can divert the complete flux of energies. When I had this idea, I was thinking about desperate situations, in wich you can't avoid to think of, like some relative/love sick, or unemployment, or to feel depressed, sick etc.
To distribute the sigils, I was thinking that someone could disponibilize hir e-mail from, let's say, Friday from Sunday to receive messages from the 'lithers saying how many sigils (s)he can sigilize the next week;
Then, I`ll post a list in this thread (on Monday) with the "available sigilizers";
And then, the 'lithers could e-mail themselves, or exchange messages in this thread, asking for some of the sigilizers to take one of their sigils. I think Wednesday is good to be a "day-limit" for the exchange of sigils.
Everybody that accepts to help should take the responsability to energize them until the end of the week (i. e. Sunday).
Should I say that the participants must have ethics to not make "harmful sigils"?
And, to end, this is a experience anyway. Maybe we should try little, easy sigils to see how the things go on.
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