sidual magic

[Sunn]

anyone tell me more about this

[bloodsong]

All references I see on this are hyphenated, with re- in front.  Meaning residual magic, which refers to energy that is basically astral trash left over after a working.  The trick is to ground and clear after working to disperse all of this before it creates problems.

Bloodsong

[aleshah]

or just do your work clean so no aftermagic happenz ...

[no_leaf_clover]

I think you mean "sigil". Look up "sigil" and you'll find more information.

[Purpleohm]

From what i have seen and learnt, Sidual Magic, is to do with changing everyday letters into magical symbols....

if you have a desire then you have to write it down,  to play around with the words and change them into a symbol, and your desire will come true.

Obviously it isn't as easy as that, there is more to the changing of the words and a way to do it, but I'm not prepared to divulge that info on a website, if the info gets into the wrong hands, then people will use it for greed..........

if you are interested in finding out how it works, contact me by email.

purpleohm@hotmail.co.uk

[no_leaf_clover]

Or you can do a Google search for the word "sigil" and find plenty of info for yourself.

[Purpleohm]

What are you on about with your SIGIL? The guy asked about SIDUAL........You won't find a google search for how to use Sidual Magic.....

Its obvious you don't have a clue what sidual magic is, otherwise you wouldn't be getting it confused with this sigil crap you keep mentioning.

[CFTraveler]

What are you on about with your SIGIL? The guy asked about SIDUAL........You won't find a google search for how to use Sidual Magic.....

Its obvious you don't have a clue what sidual magic is, otherwise you wouldn't be getting it confused with this sigil crap you keep mentioning.

Perhaps the reason he keeps mentioning sigils is that the word 'sigil' has the same meaning for the definition you gave for 'sidual'-

A sigil (pronounced /'sɪdʒ.ɪl/ or /'sɪg.ɪl/; pl. sigila or sigils) is a symbol created for a specific magical purpose. The term sigil derives from the Latin sigilum meaning "seal," though it may also be related to the Hebrew סגולה (segulah meaning "word, action or item of spiritual effect"). The old Norse binding rune is an example of the idea. However, sigila differ from runes as they are designed not to represent an alphabet but are created to form a glyph, composed of a variety of symbols or concepts which carry intent and inherent iconic meaning

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigil_%28magic%29

The question is, why does his use of an accepted magical term seem to bother you so?