If you want to not involve any other beings than you and it, just declare it alive and send it on its way. If you work with Demons, perhaps Malphas can spare one from his 40 legions. If you call upon Hekate you can ask that she send an appropriate spirit from her hoard to take up residence in the construct. Whether you call upon other spirits and deities for this process is up to you. When you are ready you can perform an invocation naming the being and seeing the cloud take the shape that you have determined it to take. That’s why that seed syllable is so key- it forms the very basis of the being. When ready see the syllable multiply itself thoudands of times over, making small, atomic sized sigils that create a “sigil cloud” in the area. Make sure this is held in the mind clearly. Visualize the Seed Sigil in the air around were you want the spirit to take shape. This is a newsletter, not a book, so figure that shit out on your own OK? Just make a nice spot for the spirit to manifest. Set up your temple in a way that makes sense for what you are doing. All that can be sigilized and added around the Seed Sigil. You can attach other sigils around it to give parameters for its existence or answer other questions. How long do we want this Servitor to hang around? Is there going to be a material basis that this Servitor is tied to? Will you be feeding it? Etc etc. Its important to the construction so get it right. This is the SEED SIGIL that is the heart of the servitor.
#Making a sigil how to
If you don’t know how to do any of that you can use the old “letter-combo” sigil method popularized by AO Spare (but which as a much longer history). I also have a few systems of staves that could work for this as well. Now, personally, I scry for sigils, or use automatic writing, or try to extract one from the movement of the magic I am trying to manifest. What Seed Sigils are going to represent this? Apart from its appearance, you will want a sigil to represent the name, and roll of the servitor. A giant Beholder eyeball is for viewing and not much else, a mirrored warrior is for protection, etc. Just as classical images of the gods usually tell you something about their domains of influence, the form of your servitor must serve its function. If you are going to invoke a deity to aid in the creation of this servitor then perhaps seeking a vision is appropriate. What is the Servitor going to look like? This is based on function as well as divination.
What it is the Servitor supposed to accomplish? Once you have this crystallized move on to the next question. The answer to this question will determine the answers to the next two questions. Because we are creating something entirely new we want to have firm answers to the following questions. Servitor creation is all about the prep work. This week I promised to share some thoughts on their generation Last week I shared my thoughts on what a Servitor actually is and why you would want to make one. Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter for this week.
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