Uploaded December 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At the end of every year, I ask my Patreon supporters to contribute words and phrases that summarize what they'd like to see most in the New Year to come. In previous years, I've recorded a short video of me putting the sigil together, but this year I scheduled a zoom session so we could co-create together, like how it's done in my Sigil Witchery workshops.
Prior to the video, I collected the words and phrases from my patrons. I correlated and connected them to bring together similar ideas/concepts and energetic forces. This made a total of 8 groups, which were the inspiration for the base marks and symbols that form the sigil.
After the recording was done, we had further discussion/Q&A about the process, how to use the sigil, etc. In that post-recorded session, we considered upgrading the arrow at the top of the sigil into a 5 pointed star, which we collectively liked very much. In my blog post on patheos, you can find both variations as well as suggestions for use and other details: patheos.com/blogs/tempest/2020/12/2021-sigil-for-the-year.html
At the end of every year, I ask my Patreon supporters to contribute words and phrases that summarize what they'd like to see most in the New Year to come. In previous years, I've recorded a short video of me putting the sigil together, but this year I scheduled a zoom session so we could co-create together, like how it's done in my Sigil Witchery workshops.
Prior to the video, I collected the words and phrases from my patrons. I correlated and connected them to bring together similar ideas/concepts and energetic forces. This made a total of 8 groups, which were the inspiration for the base marks and symbols that form the sigil.
After the recording was done, we had further discussion/Q&A about the process, how to use the sigil, etc. In that post-recorded session, we considered upgrading the arrow at the top of the sigil into a 5 pointed star, which we collectively liked very much. In my blog post on patheos, you can find both variations as well as suggestions for use and other details: patheos.com/blogs/tempest/2020/12/2021-sigil-for-the-year.html
