Unofficial Tutorials: Book Recommendations Collection

[Mulberry]

Hindiu Mantra book recommendations:

Book Recommendation for those interested in Hindu Mantras

There is a Music thread on BALG and I was wondering if some might be interested in starting a Book Discussion thread that covers all aspects of the Occult that you found enlightening, life changing or a book that you’ve worked with that has reaped results. Below please find a book on Mantras that I found in India years ago. I have worked with some of the Mantras found in this book and can say that the gods deliver quickly. The VedicBooks.net has this book and Amazon has one Used copy on sa…

[SagaMysterium]

Shameless plug for my boi Corwin cause he’s changed the game for me:

Goetia Pathworking: Magickal Results from the 72 Demons

Corwin Hargrove

PROS:

• Beginner friendly
• Great introduction to pathworking practice
• Can be used as a “72 Challenge” for pathworking the 72 Goetia
• Not a lot of fluff, pretty much to the point

CONS:

• (Kindle Edition) (Personal preference) Physical copies are much better IMO
• Talks a lot about what you can get from each entity, but doesn’t talk about history of the entity
• Doesn’t offer any protection suggestions before pathworking (seems to suggest that Pathworking is fool-proof). Don’t be a fool, protect your tool (brain), kids!

Additional discussion threads for this book:

Corwin Hargrove - Goetia Pathworking

Hello I decided to use the book Goetia Pathworking by Corwin Hargrove, to continue my Goetia challenge and to train myself with visualisation. However, I have a question. I’m not so good at imagining an odor, is it a big deal ? Thanks in advance

Goetia Pathworking: Magickal Results from The 72 Demons (Magick of Darkness and Light) by Corwin Hargrove

Has anyone used this book before? What have your experiences been? I have used it once before and had some success with it. It has so many bad reviews on amazon at least when I bought it. Personally I don’t understand where all the hate is coming from.

[Mulberry]

Books on the Gold Dawn’s methods of magickal working

Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn

The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn is probably the most well known system of ceremonial magick around, so there are hundreds of books available on it. Some examples: Golden Dawn Magic by Chic and Tabitha Cicero The Golden Dawn by Israel Regardie Self-Initiation into the Golden Dawn tradition by the Ciceros, again (Chic and Tabitha Cicero have a lot of books on the Golden Dawn). If you’re looking to practice evocation, I highly recommend Summoning Spirits by Konstantinos, which details th…

[Mulberry]

Books on Egyptian Magick:

Can you recommend any good free videos or affordable kindle books on Egyptian magick?

Enoch Petrucelly and Michael Ford both have books detailing their own weird mishmash systems that involve the Egyptian pantheon. There is a book on pathworking with the Egyptian gods by Judith Page. She also has a book on invoking them. There is an author named Donald Johnson that has multiple books focusing on the Egyptian gods. S. Rob has multiple titles on Egyptian magick, using his system of self-hypnosis. Bill Duvendack and Asenath Mason have their book on “Draconian” Egyptian magick. N…