Seeking Recommendation book recommendations

[morphophyllite]

hi,

so i’m not quite new to magick. i’ve been reading a lot of high magick books such as « transcendantal magick » by Levi, and also some of crowley’s work.
i also tried chaos magick but i don’t think it worked with me.

i am looking for books that are more centered around everyday practice, something that could apply with our modern world (so no ancient spells).

everything that needs a lot of tools isn’t really my thing either. it quite hard to find the « perfect book ». what are your recommandations ? thank you

Moth

 

[Jonathan Strange]

I hate to be this person and I don't believe I1m going to be.... but there's a part of this forum called the library, and in there are the book recommendations.

 

[morphophyllite]

I hate to be this person and I don't believe I1m going to be.... but there's a part of this forum called the library, and in there are the book recommendations.

oh okay, thank you I didn't know

 

[Lord Talve]

I Can recommend necromancy books but you must Search to wizard forum

 

[HoldAll]

Hitting on the 'perfect book' at the first try is rather unlikely, you'll probably have to go down quite a few rabbit holes yourself until you succeed, so the thread below is as good as recommendations get:

Advice To An Absolute Beginner

Hello everyone. I'm an absolute beginner to magick. I've been doing a bit of reading and am mainly interested in the Western Mystery Traditions at the moment. The thing is none of the books seem to be written for someone starting out at the very beginning. For instance, books that outline...

wizardforums.com

 

[ZSLMH]

Frater Malak/Geof Gray-Cobb's New Avatar Power is great for someone who wants a daily, but no tools.