The power of the circle is in this topic. To invoke the power of the circles one must be prepared. Preparation is knowledge and physical mental work. When the power is invoked, it is invoked through the understanding of the circle properties. To the ancients, the power of the circle was completeness. To them, the completeness of the act meant completeness in their lives. They were often times simplistic. Every little action counted for them in their daily lives. If they had missed something, they considered themselves failures. Sometimes death occurred because of it. Most times they learned from the moment of failure and tried to work it out with themselves. To close the circle was completeness to them. To use the top half of a circle meant protection by positive completeness means. Using the lower half of the circle is to invoke protection of yourself through negative means.
For mages of today's time the meaning of the circle has changed. When we think of circle, the meaning is to complete act to the person's sense of completeness on the action we start. Whether or not the action is ever completed doesn't matter because to make the people that observe us think that it is complete has the effect of completing the circle. In fairness to others we try to make the act look as complete as we can. When we look to an action it sometimes ends so quietly we don't realize it. There are such cases to suggest the fact of prophesy, or some future event occurring being predicted by prophets. Prophets sometimes have such subtle prophecy that when it occurs nobody notices. Or, it is mistaken as something else. Like the misconstruing of words to mean something totally different.
To make rituals based off of circles we must know that when we set a spell into action we can have the spell continue endlessly by looping the end of it to the beginning of it. Until we break the spell circle the circle of the spell will continue. When we consider symbology, the full circle means unending or protection. The half circle means one part of the spell or protection in a direction. When you want you to protect yourself, draw the circle with no bottom half. What this means, is that nothing will touch magical or physical even if the person gets a blow on you. There will be absolutely no damage because the damage done undoes itself. When invoked, it is undetectable by anyone but yourself. To draw the negative circle, or the lower half, is to invoke attack by the physical or energetic focus being sent back to them. When thought about it is invoked. When used in ceremonies of both physical and thought it is very effective. Any object not attuned to the circle and going across the magic circle will break its integrity.
Whence came the circles of protection. When the wiccan group came into existence they borrowed some old druidic lore and made the circles of protection. The circles of protection will work by will and some sorta drawing in completeness around you. The circles don't have to be perfect. Just think the meaning that you'd want for the circle with the added thought that the circle moves with me. Then, transform in your mind the meaning into energy. Now, draw with an energized item in your hand or your finger or by thinking its there of the circle around you using the energy of the transformed mind meaning.
Due note: some special effect may occur by acknowledgment of the still tension in the air after drawing it. Use that affect to be part of the ritual for which you needed protection. Then, after doing the act of ritual, Dismiss the ritual in your mind and scuff the physically drawn mark.
There is such a thing as circles drawn from the negative source. Otherwise called circles of pretension. They are drawn the exact same way except with negative impact through negative thought. Either on yourself , or on someone near you. If interference in a spell or ritual is accomplished the interferer will end up either dead or unconscious. If no interference, then it will draw the attacks to you. The interferer could even be yourself having a clouded or hidden mind.
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