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Magic and dangerous books simply mix in minds of many people. So I thought, that we should discuss them in serious matter, because I'm convinced that there are books that one should use for practice. What books do you NOT recommend for practicing? Be it partly or as a whole, I'm interested where to take extra caution...
The most dangerous books I poses are written by Jasmuheen. Although not directly occult, they claim to offer energy work that allows you to live without food. Written the way that they can convince you that after taking about 20 something days long detoxication course along with practice of ineffective exercises you can quit eating completely - in calm logical sense this book could be considered suicide tutorial.
M.T.H.O.S.
Honestly, this book does have interesting prep work, but sigils have very unpleasant energy by just looking at them I dislike them a lot and the way of becoming a vampire feels really wrong, as it is inviting into you some sort of demonic servitor or demon to poses you. I'm convinced that there are better ways to become a vamp than through possession.
Which books do you recommend to avoid in practice?
The most dangerous books I poses are written by Jasmuheen. Although not directly occult, they claim to offer energy work that allows you to live without food. Written the way that they can convince you that after taking about 20 something days long detoxication course along with practice of ineffective exercises you can quit eating completely - in calm logical sense this book could be considered suicide tutorial.
M.T.H.O.S.
Honestly, this book does have interesting prep work, but sigils have very unpleasant energy by just looking at them I dislike them a lot and the way of becoming a vampire feels really wrong, as it is inviting into you some sort of demonic servitor or demon to poses you. I'm convinced that there are better ways to become a vamp than through possession.
Which books do you recommend to avoid in practice?