Theban alphabet or Theban script, which is an alphabetic writing system used in various modern Pagan and witchcraft practices. It’s also known as the Witch’s Alphabet or the Witches’ Runes. The Theban alphabet is not an ancient script; it was likely created in the 16th century or later, and its origins are somewhat unclear.
The Theban alphabet is often used for various magical and ritualistic purposes within contemporary witchcraft and Wiccan traditions. It’s primarily used as a substitution cipher, where each letter of the English alphabet is replaced with a corresponding symbol from the Theban script. This allows practitioners to write in code or create magical inscriptions that are not immediately understandable to those unfamiliar with the script.
While the Theban alphabet doesn’t have a direct historical connection to ancient cultures or magical traditions, it has become a part of modern occult and Pagan practices. It’s used in various contexts such as creating spells, crafting sigils, inscribing candles, and making amulets.
It’s worth noting that the Theban script is just one of many writing systems and symbols that have been used within magical and esoteric traditions over the centuries. The specific meanings and uses of these symbols can vary depending on the practitioner and their tradition.
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