There are many stories when it comes to the origins of 4 thieves vinegar (also called Marseilles vinegar,vinaigre des quatre voleurs, Marseilles remedy and vinegar of the four thieves, among other names).

One of the most well-known of these stories takes us back to France during the plague epidemic.

So a while ago I had a very interesting dream (bear with me; this is going to become very relevant to you very soon).

In the dream, I lived in a world identical to this one. Only some people (but not all) were born with superpowers.

There were major superpowers and minor superpowers.

Major superpowers would be something like flying, teleporting, being indestructible, throwing fireballs etc.

Minor superpowers would be stuff like making feathers levitate or slightly changing the color of your hair.

Under 10% of people were born with a big superpower, and it was extremely rare for any of them to be born with more than one.

Today’s article is about a very important energy practice: elemental balancing.

When we look around us, we realize that we are surrounded by physical manifestations of the elements: air, water, air and fire.

The four elements aren’t just all around us though. Our body consists of the four elements as well.

Different factors like emotional and mental strain, environmental factors etc can cause the elements in our body to become unbalanced.

Today I’m going to talk about one very handy piece of tech: sigils.

Sigils are most people’s first introduction to chaos magic, and for many people, sigils were their introduction to all magic, and rightfully so.

It is extremely easy to learn how to construct and activate a sigil, you don’t need any obscure and hard to find materials to make one and they are only limited by your imagination.

So let’s dive right in!

Ever since I wrote the post on  How To See Auras you have all been asking me what the different colors you saw when you followed the instructions mean.

I promised you to ask a friend who has worked extensively with auras and also does aura portraits for people to write more on the topic, and that’s exactly what I did.