Symbols

Sample Seal symbols and purposes are provided below.

In Anna Riva's Words:

A paper talisman is commonly known as a seal, which is ancient in origin and universal in scope.

The designs are so numerous that for whatever purpose you may have in mind, somewhere there probably is a magical seal designed to assist you toward your goal. Many have been reproduced below and are available from occult shops for use or tracing to make your own seal.

CREATION OF TALISMANIC AIDS

Magical aids are available in various form: the proverbial rabbit's foot which is carried to attract good luck, a crucifix or cross necklace worn as a symbols of one's faith in God, a particular gem made into a ring or pendant to attract certain vibrations, a horseshoe hung over the doorway to bring good fortune into the home, a statue of a saint on the home altar to call upon when special favors are needed, or a real four-leaved clover under the heel of the left shoe to bring fame, wealth, love, and health.

A great many of these mystical symbols have been, or can be, made into a paper talisman commonly known as a seal. Belief in the power of these talismanic seals has been traced though the ages. Perhaps the primitive man's cave painting were done to assure a good hunt, deter danger or secure a mate.

Today a multitude of persons all over the world proclaim their power, a success, or wealth is attributed to "luck." Jewish families placed a sacred seal in a case called a Mezuzah which is attached to the door post at the entrance of the home as commanded in the Bible. Pennsylvania Dutch hex signs are painted on buildings to protect, bring rain, or to attract happiness and joy. There are seals designed for both good and evil, for the various spirits, angels, demons, and devils which rule the other world, for protection, power, and prosperity- for almost every imaginable situation or condition.