Drawing a circle

[WildWise14]

If I'm going to draw a circle for my sacred space (with a Pentagram inside) is there a color I MUST use?

[Vashta]

No, you're free to choose. What paradigm are you working in? There may be favoured colours for your chosen deities, if you work with deities.

[WildWise14]

Yeah, ya know. I'm having trouble deciding on my patron deities. I kind of going from a Norse perspective to a Celtic one.

[Ula]

If you don't have a specific deity yet how about using a color that represents an element you are close with.

[Dajai]

That's an interesting question, mostly on a personal level because in over 15 years I have never contemplated the colour of circles I have drawn. This said, whilst I very rarely work within circles, when I do I don't tend to visualise a colour; the circle is simply superimposed over what my eyes are seeing and appears in my mind's eye as more of a heat-haze/visual distortion - like an aura.

Otherwise, if I am out in the woods then I will mark the circle on the ground with a stick. My method here is to walk in a circle with a stick behind my back, trailing on the ground so that when it is complete I have not actively viewed its formation.

[ΙΟΛΗ7]

If I'm going to draw a circle for my sacred space (with a Pentagram inside) is there a color I MUST use?

Since you use the holy pentagram it would be best to draw the circle with white chalk or woodcoal.Those ingredients mix perfectly together.You can even draw a triple protection circle.