#pertho

Blessed Be Seekers of the Arcane

So, this month is all about Sigil Magic on my Patreon Coven of Venus and so I've decided to share three of my favorite sigils, that I use pretty regularly in my magical practices.

Now most of these sigils are drawn from hand and uploaded to my computer so I can post them here for you to see so please be gentle. I'm not a word class artist, yet.

Feel free to use these sigils, however you would like but I do ask that if you are going to re-produce them that you give me credit for creation of the Super Solider Jupiterian Bind Rune, anywhere that you post it and that you do not re-produce it for anything other than your own private personal usage.

Let's get started with the first sigil - one the first I ever created in my practice. An oldie but a goodie!

This a pretty simple a attraction sigil, that I made as a baby witch, that is designed to draw, bring, lure and magnetically pull energy towards you. I can't really take credit for a spiral for some errors, so go wild with this one! I typically use it for candle magic or to enchant beauty items, depending on the ritual. The cool thing about this sigil though is that it's pretty multi-purpose because you can add additional elements to it depending on your needs like in the example below.

With this example of the attraction sigil, I've edited it's design to pull in and attract communication between two people using the elemental sigils of air (for quick communication) in the center and fire (to promote motivation, drive, forward speed and movement). Adding an additional petition in the spiral using the target's name etc for a hypothetical situation, where two or one person is not communicating with the other. As I mentioned before this sigil is multipurpose and you can dream up a multitude of different uses for it, depending on the situation.

The next sigil is probably one of my favorite creations because it is a combination of several sigils into one, the Seal of Jupiter and several Celtic runes including Inguz, Raidho, Sowilo, Wunjo, Fehu and Pertho creating a kind of Super Soldier BindRune/Jupiterian Sigil Stave to take you on a harmonious ride, that seeds the expansion of your good luck, fortune, success, victory, financial prosperity and chance in risks or gambling - especially when working with super dangerous situations. It's also really helpful at keeping the peace when working with testy or pesky people at work. This seal came about because I used to have really high paying job, that involved me working around extremely dangerous machinery and maneuvering in and out of tight spaces daily, where one wrong move could get me or someone killed. It brought me a lot of luck, success, peace of mind and even a promotion at this job. It also could be used to bring you extreme luck or fortune in money magic rituals or maybe even at the slots, since it elevates your luck taking risks to the extreme, I haven't tested it out yet there - so if one of you decides to test it out in the casino, give me a report!

Again please be kind - this was scrawled in pen and uploaded to my computer, so it's not super perfect.

Last but certainly not the least, is a simple Come to Me sigil that goes a long way. If you notice it also contains some Jupiterian Elements, the seal of jupiter is mighty helpful! I can't take credit for this sigil - I've had it for a while in my phone and believe I screenshotted it from Blood Moon Bruja. But don't quote me on that, if you happen to know who the author of the sigil is - please let me know, I'm happy to credit them here in this post for their work. I just simply thought it was ingenious. Use this one at your own risk, it's pretty decent in lust and love spells.

Anyway I hope y'all have enjoyed this post!

I certainly enjoyed typing it up for you this morning and I hope those of you in our Coven have enjoyed this month's content from our series on Sigil Magic here on Tumblr and on Patreon.

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xoxo

— Pertho —

Not much is known for certain about Pertho. The Vikings weren’t renowned for their record-keeping, so it’s translation has been lost to time. The verse about Pertho in the Anglo-Saxon rune poem is somewhat ambiguous, so we kind of have to make our best guesses.

Many people have taken the unknown nature of Pertho and applied it to its meaning, interpreting it as “the unknown”. As the rune poem references gambling games and the rune itself resembles a sideways dice cup, it is also interpreted as “luck” or “chance”. Pertho is also interpreted as representing female anatomy, and is therefore sometimes associated with fertility, female sexuality, and childbirth.