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Greetings all. In the second installment of the Artificial Being series, we will get into how you yourself can create a very powerful servitor to do your bidding. We will get into the usage of planetary squares, also known as Kamas, sigil creation, programming, the usage of blood magic, and all other tips and tricks with a very comprehensive and in-depth preparatory work and guide.
If you haven't seen the first installment into this series, then I seriously strongly urge you to go back and watch. You will also be guided through a ritual in which you will invoke the six veils, the three veils of the Saof, and the five veils of the Qliphoth, directing the creative force into a rite of creation to supercharge and amplify the working tenfold by the powers of the Limitless Light which emerges from Ain and the Black Light of the Akasha coalescing as one.
Well, let's get started. Okay, so this is the preparatory work. Um, often overlooked, often rushed through. Um, it's not overly complicated. We're just going to run over a few things here. Now, the important thing to remember is the main thing that comes to mind when creating a servitor is its intention. Its intention is vital, and its purpose is vital. Without a purpose, these things, they just go rogue. So, let me explain.
First, what you need before we get into the purpose and the statement of intent. You're going to need a pencil, you're going to need a pen, you're going to need a rubber or an eraser, and you're going to need a ruler of some kind. Okay, so let me explain.
Now, as we can see, I've already started. I've got a statement of intent. My servitor is going to be baneful in nature. Ergo, it has a baneful intent to destroy, attack, and obliterate my enemies. Now, what I do here is, once I've written the statement of intent, is I remove all of the vowels and then I remove all of the repeating consonants until I'm left with a string of letters: DSTRYCKBLMN. Okay.
Now, I've got these strings of letters, and these are important for the next stage, but not just the next stage, but the stage after that, and the stage after that. And we'll get into that in a moment. Essentially, a lot of people use this in particular to create only the sigil because what that does is it embeds into the actual entity itself its purpose, its actual function, its primary task, the reason for its existence. But the name is very important. Before sigils, before the times of even idols, the gods and the goddesses, and even the servitors of old were given names. Names are fundamental when it comes to metaphysics, when it comes to magic. In some cultures, people wouldn't be named until a certain age because they believed that names dictated how people react, how people live, how people evolve. And so, the name holds a very important significance.
And so, what we're going to do here is we're going to create an anagram. This isn't necessary. You can give the entity or the servitor any name that you desire. But what this does, by taking these letters here and creating a name out of it, it reinforces its programming. Every time you call the entity by its name, it is a literal codification of what the entity's objective is. So, this is another way to not reinforce just its function, but its very intention and its very purpose. So, an anagram is essentially taking any of these letters and making a name out of it. Now, I will admit, there are no limitations to this. You can retrieve letters that you recently removed. You can add letters into to the other letters simultaneously. Essentially, get creative with it, have fun with it, but do imply as many or as little of these letters as you can.
And so, what I've done here is I've wrote this name: Docen. Darken is an anagram of these letters. And as you can see, I removed an A. So, I just took an A back. As you can see, I removed the E. So, I just took one of the E's back. So, now we have not only the letters, but also the name.
The next step is converting the letters into the numerical correspondence. Okay, all numbers, all letters have a numerical value. The numerical value is very important. Now, as you can see, what I have done is I've already taken the letters and I've already ascribed the numerical value. For example, we have D here. D is four. We have S here. S is one. Okay. And you're going to keep doing that until you have a string of numbers. Okay.
Now, before we get into the part that I know many people are going to enjoy, I want to touch on something here. And something to keep in mind is when creating these servitors, you have to be very careful. Some of these servitors may not be well programmed. Perhaps they weren't well thought out. Perhaps you were just getting used to it. Or perhaps you have no purpose for the servitor any longer, and you wish to terminate the servitor. This is the most humane thing you can possibly do. Do not prolong the servitor's existence. There is no point in it. This isn't a living, breathing entity with feelings and dreams and aspirations. Okay.
So, you're going to create a phrase, and this is known as a termination phrase, a detonation phrase, that when you speak this phrase to the servitor, the servitor will self-destruct. And this is the—this termination phrase can be anything, literally anything. And don't worry about saying the termination phrase and worrying that, "Oh, now I've said it," or "Now that I think that termination phrase, that suddenly the entity ceases to exist." Like everything, it's got to have intention. So, you would hold the sigil of the servitor, you would gaze into it, you would connect to the Akasha, and you would merely speak the phrase. What I tend to do is I tend to vibrate the phrase with the intention, the focalized fixation of the entity dismantling itself, dissolving itself. Essentially, the entity is no more. And what I've done here is I've inversed the name. So, "dark s" is the name that will bring this being into existence. So, I find it rather poetic that the inverse of the name would be the undoing of the entity, would be its termination.
Now, let's move on to the next part. Now that you've got all this sorted, you've written out your intention, you've broken it down to its main string of letters, you've created an anagram out of those letters, and you have then converted the numerical value of each letter, you've come up with a termination phrase. We can now go on to the next part of our planning. Something that you want to focus on are rules and limitations. Allow me to explain.
Now, what I mean by rules and limitations are, you don't want this servitor to act in a way which essentially is counterintuitive or counterproductive. Remember, this is a literal creation, and this creation is like a newborn babe. It needs to be given, given not only abilities and permission, it should be given limitations and rules in which it operates. Okay. So, for example, these are some rules and limitations that I may put on my baneful servitor.
One: You will serve me and not work against me. All right, that's pretty smart. At the end of the day, this entity is, um, this servitor is going to be very destructive. It's going to be attack-based. Okay. And I don't want something like that, um, essentially working on me, performing its function on me.
Two: You will target only those I choose. And this is a good idea because you can run into potentialities that you might think you're not going to run into. You might think to yourself, "Well, you know, maybe I want this being to do things on my behalf, even if I don't know about it." Yeah, but you can run into a lot of trouble that way, believe me. And so, the best thing to do is just skip that hassle is to dictate that in its rules and limitations.
Three: If my enemies are unknown, you may attack them. Now, the important aspect here is, if I know the names of targets that I want to send this baneful servitor out to, that's great. If I don't know the names, I will need this entity, this servitor, to essentially hunt them down, to essentially find them, and, and do what it does best.
Now, another important aspect to focus on here is self-defense is allowed, but not at my expense. What do I mean by this? Well, if you send a servitor out to do any task, it may encounter other deities, it may encounter real entities, not servitors, not just the gregers or thought forms, but it may encounter entities that, um, essentially are going to do it harm. And you want it to be able to defend itself. If you send this entity to work on something or do something, um, against another person or another situation, and it runs into some trouble, you want it to be able to defend itself. But not at my own expense. Well, what does that mean exactly? Not at my own expense? I'll tell you what that means. That it can defend itself against others, but not myself. I don't want it to prioritize its self-preservation to the point that if I decide to terminate this deity, this, this, not deity, but this servitor, that it will see me as a potential threat and then protect itself against me. So, like I said, you've got to be very careful on how you put all of this together.
And then the next rule is: When the termination phrase is spoken, you will self-destruct. So, you will place your termination phrase there. Now, like I said, these rules will differ from the rules that you may give your servitor. Your servitor might not be baneful. Your servitor might be for love, attraction, protection, uh, healing, cleansing, guidance, uh, maybe accumulating information, maybe spying. You know, it could be a whole plethora of different things. So, of course, adjust these rules accordingly.
You want to be able to give your servitor abilities and powers. You don't want to go overboard, trust me. You don't want to go overboard. What I've seen people before do, pages and pages and pages of just abilities and powers because they think it's cool. They want to be able to, you know, shoot fire and lightning and all of these ridiculous things. And, um, doing so is only going to cause, uh, essentially an issue with the programming. You're going to be stretching out and stretching out and stretching out and stretching out the programming so much that it's not going to be optimum. So, I give it basic abilities that are going to correspond to what I needed to do, no more and no less.
So, you can see, hear, and communicate. That is its first ability. I want it to be able to perceive me, to hear me, and to communicate with me because, at the end of the day, a lot of people create non-communicative servitors, and I don't like that. Simply because if you do such a thing, what if the entity needs feeding? What if the entity needs charging? What then? How does it tell you? Does it cause disruption? No, we don't want that. So, I want my servitor to be able to not just tell me when it needs feeding, but also tell me how it's doing on a task. Is it doing what I've asked? Has it run into a potential problem? Is there a potential problem in its creation that I can fix later on? So, that's a very important thing.
Secondary, uh, secondary is, uh, you can drain my targets and consume their energy. This is amazing because not only is it going to maintain its own energy accumulation, but this is another form of attack. And my servitor was all based on attack, so I wanted to be able to drain and weaken my enemies and my targets and simultaneously accumulate its own energy and its own spiritual nutrition, so to speak.
I want it to be sentient and I want it to be aware, but not independent. And you'll see that right there: "not independent." Because I want it to be able to think, to be able to understand the information that it's given, to be able to understand the situations in which it's been placed in. I don't want a dumb servitor. And you don't want them too intelligent because then they become independent. And if they become independent, well, it's the whole AI scenario. That if you create something better than yourself, can we contain it? Can we really keep it within our control? Will it become a danger to us later on? So, I say sentient and aware, but not independent.
You can travel and move great distances. Of course, I'm going to need to be able to send the servitor off to do its bidding, and I don't want it to be limited to geographical, uh, restraints. Some people create their servitor in that manner, and sometimes it's a good idea because if you want a guardian or ward of your temple, you would place servitors at the door, like a, like a tyler in a Mason's, um, ceremony, for example. You have a tyler at the door. And here, if you were creating a, a servitor specifically as a ward and a protection of your temple or your ritual space, then you will put a geographical, uh, limitation on it, so to speak, that it would stay within that region and it would govern only that area. But I don't want that, of course.
The next one is: You can strategize. My servitor, if it runs into situations, I don't want it to be like a dumb programming. I don't want it to, um, run into many hurdles and and and obstacles along the way and not be able to figure out what it can do. So, it can strategize, but like I said, it's not independent. And it may be will strategize, but its self-defense will not be at my expense. All of these things are just built into its programming.
I want it to be able to manipulate energy and vibration, so it can cause, um, a plethora of discord and chaos and destruction just by messing with energy in the area of my target or the energies and vibrations of my target. Believe me, manipulation of energy and vibration goes a long way, and that can be, uh, weaponized to an extreme extent.
I want my servitor to be able to emit disruption frequencies, so frequencies that are going to disrupt people. So, if people and enemies are coming against me, it is able to emanate a certain frequency that will undo its work, that will undo that frequency, that negative frequency against me. It will be able to cause disruption and discord and chaos within their household, you name it. Um, this covers really an umbrella, uh, of possibilities.
Another interesting thing that I want is, although it's an attack-based, baneful entity, I want this entity, this entity to be semi, and I mean semi, protective. I don't want it always around me because it's going to be baneful in nature, um, but I do want it to be able to scan for any threats and hunt them. So, if it can detect any magic against me or it can detect any physical danger towards me, it can scan those threats, it can trace them, and it can hunt them down to its origin. That's a good thing to add in there.
It can poison the spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical integrity of my targets. Um, that's a nasty way to essentially destroy and, uh, even torment a target. And a very other important aspect here is: It can report to me for maintenance. I wanted to be able to come to me and tell me, um, if there are issues or problems along the way, and what I can do to fix those problems and those issues.
Now, another important aspect here is terms and conditions. Lifespan of two years. That's how long I'm going to allow my particular servitor to live for. You want it to have a lifespan. I've explained this already, ready, in the last video, but having a lifespan is important. So, it's going to have a lifespan of two years.
Additional chargings upon success. You haven't got to give your servitors anything, nothing at all. As a matter of fact, a, a, a strange, uh, thing that I see happen in a lot of chaos magic is people will create egregors and servitors and thought forms and a whole plethora of artificial constructs. They'll only maintain or energize them if they do what they want, which is dumb to me because it's, uh, you know, you should be feeding this thing and giving this thing energy so it can go out and do its task. If it has no energy or not enough optimal energy, how is it supposed to fulfill its task efficiently? So, um, yeah, I'm going to give this thing energy anyway as a part of a monthly maintenance, so maybe every two months, that all depends upon how much you use it. I'm going to give it additional chargings upon success, so it has a little bit of an extra kick to its own energy.
I've also added in here a reprogramming clause. This allows me to change its programming and, uh, essentially update the servitor as I see fit. I can undo things and I can update things, so to speak.
A very important aspect that people seem to enjoy is its shape and its form. Its shape and its form is and should be symbolic. So, don't create a shape and a form just because it looks cool. Okay. The best thing to do here is try to symbolize its function. What is its ability? What is it alive? Why is it alive? Why does it exist? For example, if you have a, a deity who, uh, a servitor that's, uh, all about protection, then maybe create an armored servitor. If you don't want to have an anthropomorphic body, like a being with legs and arms and stuff like that, you can have just a sphere of impregnable armor, which can, of course, overlap over you or overlap over loved ones. Um, if it's for attraction, well, this can be something seductive, something that can shapeshift, you know, something that can be extremely seductive in a feminine form or a masculine form or an asexual form, whatever the case may be. Um, focus on the shape and the form because not only will it, uh, serve you in the long run when it comes to symbolism, but also it's a way for you to mentally fix it and connect with your servitor. Just the visualization of its form is tremendous.
Now, these forms can be visualized. So, during the creation of the servitor, you can visualize what it looks like. Um, another fun one to do is artistic design. So, for example, I'm not very artsy anymore. Uh, I used to be able to, uh, draw and stuff like that. What I'm going to do is I'm going to create an image for the entity using an AI. So, I'm going to be using Midjourney to create an actual imagery of this entity. And I've already done it. I've already created the image. And here's the image. Okay. As you can see from that image, it's very baneful, it looks menacing. So, that is going to be something that you can print out, you can place it on a working altar, you can have it, um, you know, as, as a background on your mobile phone, a variety of different things that you can do to constantly keep your mind connected to it. Um, or you can, of course, create idols and objects. Some people in, in chaos magic like to take, um, simple characters, characters that already exist, and base them, base their servitor around that particular design. I don't like to do that because then you risk the potentiality of acting the egregore that already exists versus the servitor that you've created. But you can also create idols and objects. Um, so, yeah.
Then we have correspondences, such as color, direction, and their planetary correspondence. I'm going to get into the planetary and color in a moment. Direction, uh, that's up to you. That's up to you. You can attribute this to the elements if you so desire. For example, uh, I want my servitor to be very, very wrathful. You know, I want it to be like a, like a hellhound that's, that's going to destroy mercilessly. So, I can attribute that to fire, you know, fiery, wrathful, Martian-based fire. So, that could be South. So, I would put South here for the direction. Color, that can correspond to the very same color as the element, if you so desire.
Here's the very, very important part here: The planetary correspondence. This is very important, and we'll get into that in a moment. Okay. And another thing to take into account is engagement and presence. That means, do you want your servitor to be active when doing a task and then simply inactive once the task is done, or do you require its continual presence? So, if it's a protective servitor, it's going to be continual. If it's something only for baneful, uh, attack and stuff like that, it's going to be active and inactive. Okay.
So, here's why planetary is so important. This is how we're going to move forward. This is a very important aspect of creating your servitor. We're going to be using planetary squares. So, what is a planetary square? A square is a planet's square. Now, you're, you're going to need to pick the particular planet. If you're choosing, and in order to pick the correct, and yes, there are correct planets to pick, you need to take into account what is the function that your entity performs, and then you're going to need to choose a planetary body that corresponds to that. For example, is it there for a glamour, for a attraction, for seduction, for love? That would be Venus. Is it protection? That would be Jupiter. Is it to influence? That would be the Moon. Is it baneful? Well, baneful, we have two actual potentialities: one is Saturn, and two is Mars. Now, I've gone with Mars because this is more attack-based rather than, um, something that's just purely malevolent and destructive. It's going to be strategic in how it operates. Okay. It's going to be a warrior. That's what I want. I want a spiritual astral warrior. So, I've chosen the square of Mars. You can Google these squares online, study and research these squares. So, you pick the correct square. Okay.
Once you've picked the correct square, simply draw it out with your pencil and your ruler. Okay. And have an eraser ready because we're going to be getting rid of that square in any moment. Now, I'm doing this on the day of Mars, I'm doing this in the hour of Mars, and I'm using the Martian square. I've already gazed into it, I've focused on it, I've visualized and meditated, and I've envisioned the lines and the numbers glowing with its reddish hue, its Martian warrior-based energy. And now I'm going to design the sigil on here. This is how we do it.
So, remember those strings of numbers that we had? We're going to go in order. We're going to draw from one number to the next number. So, the first two numbers I have is four and one. I'm going to take my ruler and draw a line from four to one. Okay. Then we have two. So, we're going to draw from two. Now, some people say that you can go curved. It hasn't got to be perfect. You can loop the loop. You can do it however you want. I'm a bit of a perfectionist when it comes to a lot of the stuff I'm doing here right now. This is kind of rushed. I'm just giving you an example. Um, the next number, of course, is nine. So, I'm going to go up here, I'm going to trace up to nine. The next is seven. So, we're going to go up here and trace to seven, as such. Okay. Now, from seven, we need three. Now, I could skip all this, but I'm not going to. I'm just going to show you how simple it is. From seven to three. Three back down to two, as such. Okay. And there's no particular rules. Now, we have another two. Uh, I can dictate this and and move this however I desire, but I'm not going to. I'm just going to go like this. Simple two that way. Uh, then back up to three. So, I'm going to just go here, as such. Okay. And then from that three, we're going to go back to four, as such. And then from four, we're going to go to five. Now, an important thing to remember is that as you design your sigil, where you started is always a circle, as such, and where you end is always a line, as such. And now we have its sigil. Okay.
Now, this sigil, you can thicken up the lines, you can create a different version of it, a digital version of it, you can put it in a circle, you could do what the hell you like with this sigil. It's completely up to you. You can change the colors. So, for example, um, this entity, it's Martian, so I would use a Martian color, red.
Now, why are we designing this on this planetary square? Well, number one, it allows us to create a beautiful sigil, an amazing sigil, which is numerically and geometrically going to resonate with not just the entity, but the very primary function of the entity. But also, building the sigil on these planetary squares takes an energy which corresponds and resonates to the entity's primary function. And that planetary energy is going to be essentially the base, the energetic base to build and mold your servitor from. Now, why, why are you needing this? It's quite simple, actually. To just erase the whole damn square. And here we are. We've got a perfect sigil.
Now, let's say you haven't got the, uh, items at home, or let's say you don't have the time or energy to even create a sigil, or for some unknown other reason, you can't create the sigil. I'll put in the link of the description a website that I recommend. On that website, you'll be able to create planetary squares. There's an option on there where you just simply click "Square Magic Square," and you have another option on there that has astrological icons. You click the astrological icon which corresponds to the planet that you want to use, and then you create the sigil accordingly. Okay. So, let's continue.
And there we have the sigil. Now that we've got the sigil drawn, what we're going to do now is we're going to create a secondary sigil. This sigil will be for the programming of the actual servitor that we're making. So, if you remember this sheet, the sheet with the abilities and powers, as well as the rules and limitations, you're going to re-scribble out or get rid of all of the vowels. Then you're going to remove all the repeating consonants. You're then going to get all of the letters that you have left, remove or repeating letters. That's very, very important. Once you've removed all repeating letters, you'll be left with a string of letters like this. Then convert them using the numerical table into the numbers, as such. This is a 10x10 square. No, I'm sorry, a 9x9 square.
Now, what we're going to do here is, obviously, you draw the square in pencil, and you draw the numbers in their order. Now, you don't put repeating numbers. So, no repeating numbers. Okay. So, we start with a five, we start with a three, we start with a one, then we start with a nine, four, then we start with a two, seven, eight, and then six. Now, what we do in this instance is, instead of tracing the lines from the first number to the next number to the next number, we start from the lowest number to the highest number. So, going need your pen and you're going to need your ruler. We'll start with one to two, as such. We go from the two to the three, like so. From the three to the four, from four to five. I'm just going to turn this here to make it easier for myself. From five, then we're going to go to six. Now, I'm going to trace it like this. And from six, we're going to go from seven. Then from seven, we'll go to eight. Then from eight, we're going to go to nine. Start with the circle, as such, and we end with the line. Now, I'm going to thicken up these lines and remove the square.
Now I have both sigils: the Sigil of the linear codification of intent, which will act as the programming for the servitor. The Sigil of the servitor, the sacred geometric perfection that is the triangular manifestation. Three candles on each point. In the center here, I have some grain alcohol. I recommend you get some of that too. And you're also going to need a lancet. Before you begin, before perform whatever preliminary empowerments or invocations or meditations that require you to empower and enhance your energy, of course, there are plenty here on this channel which you may do before this step. Once done, you may have placed out before you the sacred triangle, the geometric form of manifestation, for we are bringing a construct from the depths of our psyche and coalescing it with the energies and programming. Your present focus on your breathing. Let go of any thoughts not pertinent to this operation and begin by envisioning above you a veil of power: one invisible, the second translucent yet visible, and the third made up of white light. As you sense these three veils materialize above you, manifest and coalescing their energies, vibrate the following mantra: So far a in so far a so far. As you vibrate this mantra, envision the Limitless Light vibrate and emanate downwards. This is the light which is responding, responsible for creating the very Tree of Life. Sense this light flow into you, filling you up from head to toe, and state the following: As this light fills me, I fill myself with the Limitless Light, the power of Ain Soph Aur, the creative force which brings about life. I invoke thee. Enter the Temple of Flesh and manifest upon the altar of my immortal soul. Allow this to flow through you, to circulate and circumvent. As this light funnels into you, visualize below you three other veils: one unseen, one of darkness, and the other of black light. Breathe in deeply, sense this darker power, and as you breathe out, prepare yourself. Breathe in and envision a black beacon of energy rise upwards through your feet and into your crown. Feel the black light mix with a white, bright, divine light, and vibrate the following mantra: To be, to be, to be. Feel the divine dark power flow through you as the forces of existence and negative existence coalesce, filling you with the force of creation, the force which formed the great trees, which formed the world as it is now, flowing above Sephirah and Qliphoth down into the physical plane. Place your middle and index finger upon the triangle. Breathe in, and as you breathe out, fill the lines of the triangle with this very same energy and state the following as you do so: Creation of magic, be you the triangle of manifestation in which thought becomes form, form becomes sentience, sentience becomes conscious, and the sacred construct shall bring forth into manifestation new life. I seal this calling upon you, and I seal the power to perform this function within you, eternal. Now, breathe. Focus. Sense how the triangle is now the sacred space which holds the potential unseen energies to both any and all possibilities. Fixate your gaze now upon the sigil of the servitor. Envision the form of your servitor. See it in the emptiness of your mind's eye. See it not as a still image, but as a moving, breathing, sentient, aware being. With each breath and the fixation of your eyes upon the sigil, feel the solidity of that visualization being deeply embedded into the sigil. As you exhale, feel the energies of creation that you've invoked emanate from the brow of your third eye chakra as a beam from the third eye to the paper, not only charging the sigil with this divine power, just light and dark, but carrying upon that light the psychic waves, carrying upon these waves the image of your servitor, like how a radio wave or microwaves carry information and imagery. Sense that it embeds itself into the matrix behind the sacred geometry of that sigil. Fill it with as much energy as you can, and fill it with the vision of the servitor becoming more lively, more solid, more real by the minute. As you do this, close your eyes for a moment. And as the imagery fades, still feeling the connection of your third eye to the sigil, increasing with each inhalation and exhalation, like a building magnetism, visualize in the darkness of your eyelids a sphere of light, the color of which must be connected to the planet of your choosing. In this instance, I behold in my inner sight a red energetic sphere, the Martian energy. See now that that sphere of energy changes. Visualize a separate energy and power which you had projected into it, now mixing with our sphere, rewriting it, remolding it. See it reshape into the form of your servitor, molding the planetary energy and potential into that which the sigil has been charged with. Know that this is being cultivated within the energetic matrix, forming and reforming, stabilizing itself. Now, open your eyes and turn your vision towards the secondary sigil. This is the linear codification of your intent. This is the programming for which the new life force being incubated before you shall receive. As you gaze into the sigil, know that you don't have to mentally or verbally express your desires or rules, that it is already embedded into the sigil. See how the servitor would be once it's alive. See in your mind's eye the servitor performing all its duties. Visualize the various tasks and desires that you wish this entity to perform on your behalf. Allow this vision to simultaneously be not only within your mind, but within the sigil which you're fixating upon. Keep doing this until you can no longer hold the image.
Now that this is charged, you simply then take the container, pour over the grain alcohol, and place it on top of the sigil of your servitor. Take the programming sigil in front of you, and with the lancet, draw your blood. Add your blood onto the sigil and anoint it, imparting life force, imparting energy. Ignite the sigil in flame and burn it therein. As the flames ignite, gaze into the flame, envisioning your servitor, and state out loud and proudly the name of your servitor. Say it three times. See it a second time, and at the third time, sense the creature awakening from its incubation and state out loud: For you were a creature of thought, I have given you form, and with this blood, I give you life. Awaken to your maker. Awaken to your creator. Rise, rise, and awaken.
And now that the flames have been ignited, the energy stabilized, you can now simply gaze upon the sigil, engage with your servitor. You may summon this servitor in a rite of evocation, or you may engage with it internally, telepathically, meeting of minds. Let it know its intention, let it know why it's being created, and it is as simple as that. Your servitor has been created. To begin, the servitor is going to be pretty weak. Set it a task. Involve this sigil now in any potential working that you're going to do, in any ritual or spell, in any radionic operation. If you would like future videos on how I employ the sigil or how I'll employ the servitor, on methods of feeding, or even advancing and evolving your servitor, don't forget to like this video and comment. And any questions that you may have, you may also put them in the comments of this video.