#servitors

[witch--tips]

👻 WITCH TIP 👻

If you want a type of spell to be done but just arent in the mood to do it yourself, you can have a servitor carry it out instead

[creature-wizard]

Is creating servitors dangerous? I feel like they can harm you

I know this is anecdotal, but personally I've noticed that people who have the most trouble with spirits attacking them are often some of the most nasty, rancid people you could ask to be around.

I personally suspect this is because the spirits are actually projections based on their perception that the world is full of people who are nasty and mean, because people like this usually attract other rancid people into their lives and because they always think they're the victims when anybody in general doesn't just let them walk all over them.

Others who have experiences with malevolent entities often seem to be having some kind of mental health crisis, frequently of a psychotic or anxious nature. In my personal experience at least, they often have a background of being among people who very seriously believed in malevolent spirits such as demons.

In theory, a servitor is a custom-built spirit, which should mean that you can make it able or unable to do anything you want. It ought to be possible to make one that cannot harm you in any way; at least, assuming that servitors have independent existence. It should also be possible to create an entity that is reasonable and capable enough that it shouldn't have to resort to violence when its needs are unmet.

If servitors were real independent entities, I think it would be reasonable to consider them like any kind of animal. Animals don't just attack for no reason; they attack because they feel threatened or because they're hungry. It should be easy enough to make sure your servitor doesn't feel threatened - don't be cruel or negligent. It should be easy enough to make sure it's never hungry - just make its sustenance something easy to find, like sunlight.

If someone really, really wanted to make sure there was no possible way a servitor could become a problem, it should be possible to give it a deactivation code, like a word or phrase that essentially turns it off or makes it self-destruct.

So yeah, assuming for the moment that servitors are genuinely independent spiritual entities, I think the only way one could actually become a threat to you is if you design or treat it badly.

[panthera-dei]

I got another witchy FAQs question so I want to go ahead and share it.

This time, we're talking some basic chaos magic with different types of thoughtforms!

Please note that I am not an expert in chaos magic, nor do I consider myself a chaos magician, so feel free to (kindly) leave feedback or corrections as needed. ^^

Thoughtforms 101

Definition of Thoughtform: Thoughtform is a catch-all term from any entity that was created with or by human thought (conscious or otherwise).

Types of Thoughtforms: Common thoughtforms include sigils, servitors, thoughtform companions (aka tulpas), daemons, and egregores.

Sigils: Most folks who create sigils and use sigil magic probably don't think about sigils as a type of chaos magic or a thoughtform. However, sigils actually do fall into this category. Think of a sigil as being like a simple computer program that's powered by your mind. You give the program a basic function (such as protection or prosperity) and the magical "coding" of your intentions allows the sigil to carry it out.

Servitors: If sigils are basic computer programs, then servitors are robots. They're not sentient per se, as they still require the coding and programming that comes with intention and magical energy. Yet they're much more complex than a sigil and can carry out higher-level functions & multiple tasks (e.g., drawing in people to shop on your Etsy page for prosperity, or actively guarding a space or casting a magic circle for protection).

Thoughtform companions: The widespread term for this type is "tulpa," and creating/having one of these thoughtforms is commonly referred to as "tulpamancy." Since there's also a widespread controversy over these terms, I don't use them myself. I say "creating or working with a thoughtform," and I'll refer to the entity as a thoughtform or thoughtform companion. Regardless of the terminology or beliefs behind this category, they are defined as a separate consciousness created by the thoughts and actions of a human. The human is typically referred to as the "host," since the companion is typically treated as its own separate consciousness. These are fully sentient, autonomous beings with their own thoughts and feelings. They're generally created, either intentionally or not, as friends for the host (hence my personal terminology for them).

Daemons: This category is similar to a companion, but with a different origin and function. Daemons have been documented since ancient Greece, to my knowledge. A daemon is also a sentient entity, however, they are not created intentionally by the host (although they can be brought to the forefront by the human in question). A daemon is instead a conscious entity created by, and representative of, the human being's subconscious mind. They typically serve as helpers and mental guides for the human. They are not considered separate entities; instead, they're part of you.

Egregores: These are essentially the AIs of the thoughtform world. Whereas companions and daemons exist within the human mind, egregores are similar to servitors and sigils - created by the mind, but separate from it. Egregores are often made or manifested by a group of people intentionally for a purpose. E.g., a coven may create one as a guardian or a spiritual guide. They're also often created by accident from widespread symbols - for example, branding. And nations. Every time somebody posts a picture of the Starbucks logo, you're most likely feeding an egregore, according to one theory I've heard. Do I believe that personally? Not sure. (I do have an exact source for this one available on request.) As far as I know, egregores exist with varying degrees of sentience, power, and free will depending on the individual scenario (much like artificially intelligent computers & androids in science fiction).

Pop Culture Entities / Deities: These are often referred to as PCEs or PCDs. I prefer the former but I often use them interchangeably. Some folks prefer to be more specific. For example, Raiden from Mortal Kombat is considered a god in that series, so many folks would consider him a pop culture deity. Whereas Dean Winchester is *not* a deity in Supernatural - so he could be considered a pop culture entity instead. However, this is up to the preferences of the individual entity & practitioner.

Differences between PCDs and Egregores: Egregores are ALWAYS created, intentionally or not, by human energy and thought. PCDs, on the other hand, can have a mixed origin sometimes. Some of them may be pure egregores, manifested on purpose or by accident. Others may be preexisting spirits - often nature spirits that are aligned closely to the fandom content - that latch onto a fictional work as a power source, and eventually fuse with it. And then another theory is that PCDs are *all* preexisting spirits or even deities wearing a mask - so for example, folks with this belief would say that PCD Marvel Loki is just Loki appearing in a different form/aspect. I personally think that all PCEs have a unique origin and I try not to make any assumptions.

Where do I fact check you and/or learn more?: Unfortunately, it is *really damn hard* to find good, solid information on pop culture work because it's very new. And while there's *lots* of info on chaos magic, you have to be careful to check the reliability of the source, much as is the case with demonolatry sources. Fortunately, Tumblr is a great source to find other pop culture practitioners. I personally also have *some* sources available for these topics on request, I'm just too lazy to dig through my Drive right at this moment. :)

[rickmakessomeart]

I love servo skulls sm they’re so neat and EVIL

[obscenegrimoire]

Hi, guys! I just began this online grimoire, and I figured I'd make my first post.

Let's talk about Servitors.

What is a "Servitor"? A Servitor, in terms of spell work/witchcraft is a servant that was created by you. Think of it as similar to a computer program, or as a type of spirit. It's apart of you, as it's created by your mind. It's your intentions, your needs that it's serving. You're the one that brought it to life, and you're the one that keeps it alive. It relies on your energy to thrive, and function at it's fullest capabilities. Their sole purpose is to fulfill the goal that you give it, whatever it may be. I, personally, use mine for protection and revenge. You may also create them with the goal of bringing you good luck, or to bring you good health. If there's something you want attracted to your life, there's a Servitor you can make.

How would you create a Servitor?

I would like to stress, you are binding yourself to a spirit you created. This includes a contract, that you will need to be as specific as possible in. If there's something too broad for interpretation, there's an opportunity for a misunderstanding. You will also be creating and charging a sigil for this entity. I will be giving the basics, as well as adding parts that I've found helped with the creation. I will make sure to note that they are my add-ons.

What you need:

• Item of choice

• Lined paper(s)/pen or pencil - especially ones of the color that matches the intent.

• Four white candles

• Optional: Crystals, herbs, or anything you would like to use for a boost.

Before you begin anything, you need to find an item you want to use as a sort of "home" for this creation. It needs something to latch onto. As long as it's something you interact with frequently, it can be something you take everywhere, or keep at home. This can mean crystals, jewelery, I like to use stuffed animals since I cuddle them, toys if you would like to protect your children, etc. You must have it be something you frequently interact with, otherwise it will not stay "alive".

Once you have the item, and it's goal in mind, take some time, get creative and find a name for the entity. Once you have, drink a tea of choice, listen to appropriate music, this is the time to be creative and to develop the entity and contract. Take time to imagine how the entire will appear, what it's energy will feel like. Picture it standing beside you as you begin to write the contract. Be as specific as you can, include it's goals, the expectations, and rules. Describe it's appearance, and energy in the contract. Include how you plan to feed it, and keep it "alive". They need to be fed energy of sorts, or else they will "die". Include any details you feel necessary, don't leave anything out. Include a phrase to bring it's attention. At the very end, remember to include a killswitch phrase. This is only to be used when you no longer want the entity "alive" anymore. This happens if things as simple as it has completed the goal, or as complicated as something went wrong/it backfired has happened.

Optional: You may also provide the Servitor a rune, a planet, or any moon cycle correspondents that helps provide them with a boost of energy.

You will need to now create a sigil based on the name of the entity. If you need help with creating a sigil, I will happily provide sources! I like to place their sigil on the contract, and I also like to find a way to attach the sigil to the item. I also burn their sigil as I do the ritual, along with having a seperate paper with their sigil written on it for documentation. This is my way to keep a form of their presence attached to necessary parts. As I mentioned, I use stuffed animals, so I would support going as far as making two copies of the contract and sigil. One for keepsake, and sew the other inside of the item, if possible.

Once you have completed those steps, cleanse your workspace. You may do this however you wish, that process varies from everyone. Next, take the four white candles you have. Place one in each direction (North, East, South, West) as far apart as necessary. Place the item you're attaching it to, in the middle of the candles. Light them clockwise, as you set the mood/intention. Sit down next to the candles, and relax. Close your eyes, meditate as you imagine what the Servitor looks like. Focus on it, until you can feel it's presence surrounding you. I often attempt to touch the Servitor in the image. Once you've made that connection, slowly open your eyes and calmly state it's name. Begin reading off the contract out loud, as clearly as you can. Once you have finished, sign off and take in it's energy around you.

Put out the candles however you wish, put your items away, and place the Servitor where you wish!

If you ever feel like the Servitor has grown too weak, you may repeat this process, but use the already created contract and entity in mind. Think of it as a regroup.

I hope this has captured the attention of any curious person. Anyone needing to know if you can do this as a beginner: If you feel comfortable doing so, then go for it. Any questions and concerns are welcomed! Give me opinions on my first post!

[itsokimnotrealeither]

trying to get something started for people with imaginary friends, paras without paracosms, inner and outer visualizations, etc

Didn't find what I was looking for in Immersive Daydreaming or Tulpamancy places.

And there's an odd concept floating around that making a non-sentient thoughtform = cruel or unethical? Which seems backwards, if someone doesn't want or isn't prepared for that, it's like getting someone a pet rabbit for Easter when they're better off with a stuffed animal.

And while looking I've found people who have expressed interest, so...

Imagimancy (?)

(eh-maj-eh-manse-see)

Trying to make a community/tag for people with non-autonomous (or fauxtonomous) imaginaries and thoughtform constructs, NPCs and such.

similar to/overlap with: daemonism, tulpamancy, soulbonding, self-shipping, immersive daydreaming, willomancy, (etc)

considered more or less plural-adjacent

focusing more on visualization/imagination tips/talk, ideas for useful constructs, etc. No pushing people into making thoughtforms autonomous if they don't want to!

(currently very alterhuman heavy / ties to alterhumanity in general but isn't required or officially an alterhuman thing)

not trying to reinvent and re-label things, there's just a gap between communities here

[manicfoxmagick]

Chaote Tips #1:

The first installment of Chaote Tips, where I give a short list of tips and tricks to include in your practice.

Draw sigils for confidence in the fog on your bathroom mirror after a shower.

Draw a sigil for growth (or anything , really) and bury it in the dirt of a potted plant. As the plant grows, so does your intent.

Stand in the entryway of the door you use to enter your house and blow a handful of cinnamon into your house to bring prosperity and wealth. This is a practice common in witchcraft, and I've seen crazy results from doing it.

When programming servitors, give them a power source outside of yourself such as sunlight, the wind, or a raging river. This gives the servitor a constant power source that doesn't require your personal attention.

Use AI art programs to create visual representations of your servitors. This makes visualizing them much simpler, and gives you a form to work off of.

Use AI chatbots to develop mantras and incantations.

Charge your sigils by using an outside energy source, such as sunlight, music, the wind blowing from a fan, etc. Get creative!

Create a sigil for protection and place it above your front door.

If you partake, smoke some cannabis until you've got a nice, floaty headspace. Use the high as a form of gnosis to charge your sigils, or to communicate more easily with spirits. You'd be surprised how much easier it is to scry while you're buzzed.

Getting a little too overwhelmed with all the magickal energy floating around your area? Drink a few beers to inhibit your mind and reduce the input of all the firing signals. This can be a major relief if you find yourself anxious by all the spirit activity that practicing magick can bring.

Develop your own banishing ritual. Really put some work into it. While the LBRP is great, something personal you've put time and effort into is more likely to resonate with you. I recommend examining what a banishing ritual is supposed to accomplish, seeing what things are included in other banishing rituals, and incorporating your own techniques.

When designing servitors, give them the form of an animal you find fits their purpose, and then add a twist to make the animal more occult-y. Some personal examples include: A green monkey with yellow eyes, a black cat with two tails, or a giant raven that can speak like a human. Make sure the animal and the purpose of the servitor align together. Example: a servitor who puts thoughts of you into your target's mind could be represented by a squawking bird that flies around the target's head chanting your name and saying good things about you.

Draw sigils in your food. I like to make them with the ketchup on my sandwich or the maple syrup on my pancakes.

That's all for now! Until next time!

AASB-

Yaxel the Manic

[tone-chan]

one time, i dreamt i was in a land filled with nothing but front-loading washing machines, for thousands of miles. I opened one and it was stuffed full of small servitors. They were all colored white, black and blue instead of black and purple.

[astralarchive]

Posts about thought forms? And some info about them, sadly I can't find anything on them or explaining what they are

Greetings to you,

You will be glad to know that this blog does have an assortment of post regarding the topic of Thoughtforms (as well as Servitors). For your convenience, I will link you to the tag and include a few posts to answer your query.

Tags [redirects to this blog]: Thoughtforms & Servitors

In short, before getting to some reading material, there are varied opinions on how thoughtforms and servitors work. Some individual practitioners will view them separately while others may use it as a term to encompass both of the terms. What they are is artificially created entities, akin to an energy construct or the "imaginary friend", and they will have specific purposes they execute. They do not necessarily have to function just as a keeper of a space or one that does a specific task, but they can. It is dependent on what an individual would want.

For you to know, these artificial entities are made to assist the practitioner and can be created via magical means (witchcraft methods in the physical with an anchor), via energy work, or a combination of more physical and metaphysical work. Simply, they can act as additional aid when an individual may need one (such as in spell work, ward repair, magical empowerment, enchantments and so on). Whatever their purpose is at the time is up to the individual. Their complexity also may vary with some being simpler to do basic tasks while others are able to do more advanced actions.

One word of warning as there will be some mentions of Tulpas and Tulpamancy but becomes more of a dubious topic while it may outwardly appear to share similarities to the topic. It does have original origins in Tibetan Buddhism though it is an incredibly murky topic as Western Theosophical movements in the early 1900s co-opted the term to describe "emanations" of magical thoughtforms. There was quite a bit stolen from Eastern traditions to serve the Western Theosophical movement. I suggest reading this article via Sci Hub:

Tracking the Tulpa: Exploring the “Tibetan” Origins of a Contemporary Paranormal Idea by Natasha L. Mikles and Joseph P. Laycock

These posts are ones that are included in the blog's archive at this moment. They are purposefully redirected to this blog as they may become deleted otherwise and become dead links.

Servitors by Sylvaetria - This is a longer post that describes the functions of servitors (can be also named as thoughtforms), how they are powered and how to design one of your own.

How to Make a Servitor by Wolfofantimonyoccultism - This describes the process, what they are, and how to create one. It follows an easy to understand format and components to include or to not include.

Servitors: A Basic Guide to Artificial Entities by Tinyrosemarysparrows - This is a great read to familiarize yourself with the concept of thoughtforms and what they do. It goes into various methods to construct one, and includes a section of what to keep in mind while making a servitor.

Making a Spirit Construct by Threestepsintotherealm - This post is similar to the idea of servitor, but just by a different name. They included physical components to represent their construct they could take with them. It is an easy to follow method if this is more preferred than one that is purely metaphysical.

Happy Researching!

Sincerely,

Curator

[xerxeswitch]

New Spirit/Entity + Spirit Work Mistakes

Before I start, this is not to take a jab at anyone directly, despite reblogging a post of an incident that happened to multiple people...and wanting to spread the awareness to keep people spiritually safe. This is more for an educational awareness with my experiences to save people the trouble.

---- I am currently working and vetting a new spirit/entity once more. He has been rehomed to me a while ago, and he serves as the example of what I mean when I say spirit work isn't a game of feeding a fantasy/your ego. Here, I'll call the spirit/entity "N." I will not release his real name or the name of the human due to the safety reasons, other than he was a former servitor spirit to an inexperienced consumer. By consumer, I mean that the person "bought" him on Creepy Hollows, then tried to turn "N" into a tool to fulfill that person's deepest, fantasy. With the notion of being taken advantaged of, the servitor became sentient (a "tulpa") and "N" flew into a rage and started to ruin the person's life, relationships, and even threaten to ruin the person's career. (I'm slowly just starting to believe less and less in the concept of servitors as this happens, but that's a whole other story that I'll get into later....)

The very angry spirit is currently rehomed with me, but is away from his situation.

I actually psychically channeled the arrival of "N" a couple of weeks before this, along with seeing a dream of him angry and malicious towards his host without context. When the person reached out to me about the situation, matching the description and the names involved, you can imagine the hairs standing at the back of my head! ...Which is one of the main reasons why I was willing to rehome "N" with me to be honest, along with seeing his condition. This is as far as I'll go for the details of this story. ... But anyways, please, take this with a grain of salt. I'm hearing and experiencing so many stories of people recklessly buying and binding spirits/entities to themselves to start with spirit work. It usually ends with the relationship falling short inevitably with no closure, or being attacked and hated by an angry/scared spirit. Spirit work isn't really beginner friendly in my eyes, but I can understand why people are enticed to it. But it's the fact you are inviting a stranger into your energy and home. Please be aware of that. Please do lots of research of this if this still calls to you if you are starting out. I do not recommend buying spirits/entities and their supposed vessels off of Etsy/Ebay/Tumblr, etc. Most of these are SCAMS! Especially Creepy Hollows whom are known for scams, servitors that act as counterfeits to behave and portray what they supposedly are, and are known to house angry spirits. If you want to get into spirit work, or at least the way I would get into it, is to just meditate and channel. (Don't forget to discern.) Go for walks! Get to know your local spirits and land spirts around you! You'd be surprised. Make offerings with the intention to invite spirits to come to you in their own will in wanting to be around your energy.

I know I keep talking about spirit work this way, but this has been connected to my spirit work too, like with "N."

[windvexer]

id love to have more servitors but im shit as remembering to feed/charge them on a routine!! any tips for ways to have them “automatically” fed somehow?

Inb4 "set a repeating alert."

There are a few methods you can take. For me it basically comes down to a few options:

Permanently plug in the servitor to an energy source

Plug all the servitors into a power strip so you charge all of them at once

Plan ahead and prepare vessels and energized substances so each feeding is easier.

The first approach is to design (or later modify) servitors so that they're plugged into an energy source. This is like leaving a phone constantly plugged in: on the one hand, the servitor becomes tethered to the energy source. On the other hand, it's always charging.

This old tumblr post is still my go-to online resource for this.

There is some fuss about servitors becoming "corrupted" if you attach them to energy sources and walk away, the idea being that new programming can flow through energy, and so over time - if you are not monitoring the servitor - they can start to change in unwanted ways.

I find this to be sort of true, but "corruption" shouldn't be taken as some kind of evil Jekyll and Hyde situation. Probably a better word is fragmented, but even so the effects aren't all that bad in my experience. And I doubt a very well constructed servitor, even a decently made one, would have too many issues with this.

The only real issue I have with plugging servitors (or anything) into an energy source so you don't have to remember it, is that you might forget it.

One thing you can do to keep things more hands-on is centralize the operation. Witches do this all the time with spellcasting altars. Bind each servitor to an object, or all of them to a single object (like extension cords plugged into a power strip), and energize all of them at once.

This can be done cyclically, perhaps around the full moon, but especially when you anticipate actually having the time/energy to do work.

Of course there is nothing at all wrong with just slotting in magic where it fits, but if someone has a lot of work they need to upkeep, I imagine sooner or later a person might actually need to free up one weekend a month to focus on it.

But you don't have to rely on direct energy work to feed servitors. Here's a post on making a feeding oil to anoint vessels, where you spend all the energy enchanting the oil in one go.

This other post about feeding spells may also be applicable (as what is a servitor but a spell with a personality?).

If you do just want to slot things in where they fit, excess energy gathered during other spellwork, energy exercises, prayer, and so forth, can then be used to charge servitors. Of course only you'd know if the energy is suitable for such, but you could do it. If grounding is a part of your practice, funnel energy into servitors rather than into the earth.

So there are plenty of options IMO, but if you do want to start doing things automatically, I'd really recommend keeping strong written records of what you're making. These things are best not completely forgotten.

[horizon-eye]

Finally making that post about my servitor: He's something I've wanted to make for a long time, a protector and companion for myself. Dad introduced me to a unique resource in the realm, a cave full of purple crystals on the inside. He said they have "mind properties"(his words) and I used one to make the mind of my servitor. I began programming his functions into the crystal and I could see how the crystal took my thoughts and organized them neatly, as if in multiple filing cabinets. I wanted to try something I've never done before, I focused on my mind and took a "print" of it, like how you do with an old fashioned printing press; So my mind was the wood blocks and the crystal was the paper I was printing on to. I'm not sure how else to describe the process, it was all intuitive.

After this I could already feel how the mind I created was thinking independently, but still connected to me. We have a psychic link, for lack of a better term. I formed his body from a lump of metal my cousin found for me which is alive and also has shapeshifter properties. My servitor looks and acts like a living being, and I believe he is one. I did design him that way. He's a work in progress, but so far I'm very happy with him.

[path-of-grass-and-leaves]

Half-Baked Pop Culture Magic Idea:

Pokemon as servitors or thoughtforms. You would feed them by giving them food and attention in-game.

They could also be raised from egg as part of the creation process. Then you train them for tasks by having them level up from battling pokemon of a specific type, or by raising their EV's in a certain way (attack/speed/defense, etc.). You could also teach them moves that correspond with your desired tasks.

[badbobdooley]

Servitors! I love these little guys

It’s a shame they’re legends for 40k proper, but at least they’ll find use as a staple in my black crusade games.

I’m painting them up as stygies anyways and saying it’s a coincidence that all of my forge worlds look like that

[popculturealtar]

Creating a Virtual Pet Servitor

Disclaimer: In this example, I have decided to use a v4 Tamagotchi and its features, as it allows me to give it a name. However, I will do my best to make the instructions flexible so it can be used for other (physical) virtual pets. Non-physical virtual pets (such as neopets, mobile phone games, etc) will be covered at a later date. I do not claim for this to be the only method to creating a virtual pet servitor, or just a servitor in general - If you feel that another method would suit you, I encourage you to explore that. For this to be most effective, you will need to know what a servitor is, as I will not be going to lengths to explain the ins-and-outs of what a servitor is, and what it can do.

What You Will Need:

A physical virtual pet device.

A suitable battery or batteries.

A pen and a small piece of paper.

An idea for what you want your servitor to accomplish, as well as an idea for a name.

Time and energy.

What You Need to Do:

Write your task as a sigil on a small piece of paper and charge it in a way that suits you (if you are burning it, collect the ashes).

Place your sigil down, and get the battery for your virtual pet. Place the battery over the sigil, and charge the battery with its energy. If you have any stones, herbs, prayers or chants, now is the time to infuse its energy with the battery (if you are using ashes, circle the ashes around the battery and charge it).

Once you're happy with the battery, make sure it is clean and place it in the virtual pet.

Set the date/time (if this servitor is going to be doing a task for the future, set its date/time for the day you want it to begin working).

Tell it your name (some virtual pets allow you to write a name in the game, this works too).

Give your virtual pet a name, which will work for when you need to call upon the servitor (some virtual pets allow you to write a name in the game, this is preferable, but is not required), and usher to it what you need it to help you with.

Tah-dah! All done! Now the hard part is keeping it alive or from running away. Take care of it as you would any other virtual pet; this will keep your servitor strong and healthy. Meals, snacks, games, toys, outfits, medicine and cleaning - they're all offerings that help feed the servitor. Try to keep it somewhere where you'll remember to give it attention.

However, remember that all virtual pets eventually disappear. Once your virtual pet dies or runs away (or the battery runs out), it is up to you to decide what to do next. If you would like to create another servitor, repeat the above. If you feel satisfied with the servitor's work, you may put it to rest until you need another.

dividers by @/saradika.

[windydrawallday]

BADGER! BADGER! BADGER!

I wanted to show off this small set of badger-themed sculptures (in cold porcelain and painted with acrylics) I have been working on during the month ✨ After reading and investigating about servitors/magical self-created companions, I intended to make anchors for the one I'm working with!

And is a badger because I'm following my gut and my brain is very attached to the animal so, why not ride that wave of energy? (The dual bolines/sickles have too both visual and functional symbolism, mostly aligned to cleaning/reaping energies + moon phases).

The first two actually are for the vessels/anchor: the bigger one was the first try and ended just a few millimeters tall to enter properly on the destined tin I'm using to hide it in (I live in a place where's not safe to do my practice publicly so, I need to keep concealed); then I did the second try and ended super chibi for my tastes but x'D there.

The third is simply just a recreation of the animal because I want to pet the critter without the need of retrieving the vessels at all times.

The last one is my fav of the bunch: a tiny, super chonky badger bead!!! I want to do more in the future and put all of them on a string with other tiny trinkets for good luck and protection.

I have time without sculpting something so, these were a great starting point and I hope to do more themed around other animals I feel they align to my energy and spiritual needs!