Thanks. I just meant those last two books that @ThickIncense1 posted. I should have clarified.
I think the author wrote them as some kind of follow up to Bardon’s Practice of Magical Evocation, so I wondered if experience of Bardon’s methods was necessary.
Accounts of siddhis and Tibetan Buddhist feats of magick
I want to recommend the book Practical Chinese Magick from Jason Read. It’s such a complete book about Chinese magick, teaching from how to make powerful paper talismans, to gather qi energy, powerful incantations/spells, how to make contact and make a relationship with the Chinese gods, how to honor your ancestors; and so much more. And the best thing is that’s available on Kindle Unlimited, and if you want to buy it it’s only $15 USS
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09V4HDL8L/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=1DVQZCRMDPQC&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.uL8dw7UfRd1fZeEo-VAlq-CYlYiYWuHxSmnQbqUhx7jidD2lBA1NTUh_ZSDjaueyEcupDmebt5itlynhRXpJ0iBCDwh2lIpueJxp6DlacPQZlw2_YuR3aabXKHlVf-hWvFLQJLL_Br_px3nAySj8HX1jVhjEn0LT7TLpGMpbxJMADsp5Ow0rI8mBHUowuVmOkXb1ChS4Ra7z5B1sCq-wDg.Nh8bIYt_dFV4kjeSAzhuYMYnLENzyUFXIudTGBQlZ2E&dib_tag=se&keywords=practical+chinese+magick&qid=1736027945&sprefix=pratical+chinese+magic%2Caps%2C531&sr=8-1
Have you had good results with it?
I didn’t do the seals yet, to much ingredients. But they’re tons of xamanic daoist practices that can definitely help your spiritual evolution.