#self discover

"I Know Myself"

Note: I realize some of my sigils come out quite complex like this and can be intimidating to try and draw. It is perfectly acceptable to print them out and use them that way.

You can use this sigil any way you see fit but here are some methods that come to my mind right off the bat.

I’ve been feeling pretty down lately. As if I was the edge of a transition toward something. I’ve mostly been feeling lost as to my purpose here. It’s been a problem for a minute now so I spoke to my mentor, C, and my companions R and F. C told us to follow him. F seemed to know where we going. R was more composed but less knowledgeable (he’s new to the group). I followed in the middle of the group. We ended up in a place secluded. There were pillars around us, most of which were broken and the scenery was made complete with overgrown vines and a little ray of low light near where we landed.

In front of me was a well. It was tall and the exterior was made of small stones built into a cylinder. The well was full of water quite a ways up, and appeared black as the night sky. I went in.

As I was swimming in the well, I notice R place a ward on the surface. It looked like the sky when I looked up, but just in that one spot. Once underwater I felt like I was in a room of darkness. Suddenly following my path swimming down, I see a purplish ray of light come down from the top of the well. This, I realized, represented me and my life. A single path from the top to the very bottom of the well. It was my life, beginning, end, and a long path from point A to B.

Suddenly random colored rays, pink, blue, yellow, etc., came from the darkness and hit my light. On impact each strip in my light’s space turned into a rainbow. My light kept being bombarded until almost the entire thing was rainbow, with few variances. These rays of light impacted on mine represented other people. How they come into my life and every interaction is important. Each of these lights interacted with mine, and I know I’m here to make those interactions worth while.

1. Self-Reflection and Identity

Who am I when no one is around?

What personal qualities do I admire most about myself?

When do I feel most like myself?

What beliefs or values feel central to who I am? Where did they come from?

What childhood dreams have stayed with me into adulthood?

How would I describe myself in five words?

In what ways have I changed the most over the past five years?

What do I love most about my daily routine?

2. Passions and Purpose

What activities make me feel alive and energized?

If I could spend my life doing one thing, what would it be?

What causes or issues am I naturally drawn to?

Who do I look up to, and why?

How would I define my purpose, if I had to put it into words?

When have I felt the most fulfilled? What was I doing?

If I had unlimited resources, what kind of life would I create for myself?

3. Fears and Challenges

What am I most afraid of? Why?

How do I usually handle setbacks and challenges?

What limiting beliefs are holding me back from my potential?

How do I respond to change?

What situations make me feel insecure, and why?

What would I try if I knew I couldn’t fail?

How have I grown from past challenges?

4. Relationships and Connections

Who are the most important people in my life, and why?

How do I feel about the relationships in my life right now?

What qualities do I value most in a friend or partner?

How have my friendships or relationships shaped who I am?

What boundaries do I need to set to protect my well-being?

What am I willing to give and receive in relationships?

How do I feel about spending time alone?

5. Life Goals and Aspirations

What are my top three goals in life right now?

How do I define success, and has that definition changed over time?

Where do I see myself in five years?

What legacy do I want to leave behind?

What’s one thing I can do today that my future self will thank me for?

What’s a goal I’ve put off, and what’s stopping me from pursuing it?