Seeking Recommendation What's the most underrated book you love that nobody ever talks about?

[nomadskeep]

I'm interested to see what books you love that nobody seems to ever talk about. Something you found in an obscure bookstore or an author with one book that is revolutionary. Something more niche preferably.

Although definitely more mysticism than magic, the two that I love passionately are "Outrageous Openness" by Tosha Silver and "The Mist Filled Path" by Frank MacEowen.

Outrageous Openness is a super simple read but shows the power of faith alone, mainly through short stories about an astrologists clients.

Mist Filled Path is about Celtic mysticism and has some really great nuggets.

They're not used much in my practice anymore, but I've still got love for them.

 

[querent k]

I'm interested to see what books you love that nobody seems to ever talk about. Something you found in an obscure bookstore or an author with one book that is revolutionary. Something more niche preferably.

Although definitely more mysticism than magic, the two that I love passionately are "Outrageous Openness" by Tosha Silver and "The Mist Filled Path" by Frank MacEowen.

Outrageous Openness is a super simple read but shows the power of faith alone, mainly through short stories about an astrologists clients.

Mist Filled Path is about Celtic mysticism and has some really great nuggets.

They're not used much in my practice anymore, but I've still got love for them.

Vexsys: Time Sorcery
It's an attempt at developing a functioning magic within CCRU's paradigm.
Even after the 'Tucker Carlson Numogram Incident' gave some publicity to CCRU this book hasn't got a boost...