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CHAPTER SEVEN; DEMONIC SIGll MAGICK
Archangel Michael will surround the bearer in an envelope of protection
and safety.
The demonic sigil becomes the ·seal"
of the specific demon to which it belongs. It
is a glyph that corresponds only to that one
demon, and oftentimes will contain in itself
specific information about the demon, his
powers, abilities and his placement in the
demonic hierarchy all of which is seen
when the sigil is superimposed over devices
such as numerological squares or the Rose
Cross Lamen.
In ritual, the sigil becomes the device
Rose CI'OSS Lamen
by which a direct connection is established
between the Sorcerer and the demon. It becomes the gateway through
which the demonic powers may flow. Once consecrated and opened,
such a gateway will remain active and vibrant with the power of the
demon until it is destroyed and the ashes are scattered in the wind.
Ergo, sigils that are meant to exact a long term or unending effect in
this world would be engraved in metal, stone, or clay, and those goals
that are to be accomplished shortly should be drawn on parchment
which can be easily destroyed when the result has come to pass.
The design of demonic sigils is usually presented as a drawing
contained within a single circle, a double circle, or sometimes within a
decorative layering of
concentric circles between
which is written the letters of
the name of the demon,
embroidered with crosses,
pentagrams, or other such
images thought to constrain
the demon. All that is
necessary is a simple circle
surrounding the drawing.
Symbolically, this circle
centers the demon and his
powers in the Magickal
universe, giving absolute
Sigi/ ofPendralion superimposed upon square ofkingdom
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