Spells and How They Work

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Summary: Recommended
Review: Greetings. I recommend this book to anyone who is either beginning to learn the mechanics of SpellCraeft on an etherial and energetical level, or to those who are just discovering the Craft and would like more information about Spells in particular rather than direct philosophies.
I am pleased they cover some philosophies, real-life examples of spells manifesting, understanding the similarities of spells vs. prayers, and examples of old, 'folklorish' yet still valid methods of specified sorcery.
It's a classic! But don't get this before you learn your own inner workings and have a sense of the Universe's Will beforehand. Only a small portion of True Craft lies in spells.
~OakRaven~

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Summary: Join the AcademyofSorcery.com instead...
Review: hello everyone it is a great book you hve to read it relly just read en then see what you think about it

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Summary: perfect
Review: hello everyone it is a great book you hve to read it relly just read en then see what you think about it

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Summary: IT IS A GOOD BOOK
Review: I DID IT OF MY OWN .. IT'S TAKE ALOT OF TIME TO DO IT A RIGHT THINGS FROM THE BOOK .. AND I DID MEDITATION AND SPELL .. FROM MEDITATION WAS WORKING GREAT TO ME .. AND THE SPELL .. IT IS PART OF HEALING AND OTHERS BY NATURAL MAGIC .. IT DOES WORK FOR ME .. CAN'T PUSH IT OR FORCE IT TOO HARDER . JUST LET IT FLOW AND IT WILL COME TO YOU A RIGHT TIME AND PLACE .. THAT IT ALL I DONE IT FOR MYSELF

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Summary: Join the AcademyofSorcery.com instead...
Review: This is a good book but if you're serious about spell casting, I'd recommend that you join the Academy of Sorcery.

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Summary: Somewhat disappointing
Review: This is the only book that I have read so far by the very well known authors. I certainly liked the first few chapters and even copied parts into my BOS. But the book went downhill for me when it started focusing primarily on traditions. It's to bad that they didn't go into more detail on spells and magic as they did in the first part because it would have been a good opportunity for them to impart more of their wisdom, especially on ethics.