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Book Recommendation books on love magic?
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The only specialised book I can think of off the top of my head is this:
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I haven't read it but Zanna Blaise is a member of the Gallery of Magick, and I rather liked her "The 72 Sigils of Power". I mean, there are books with titles like "Love Magic: Over 250 Magical Spells and Potions for Getting it, Keeping it, and Making it Last" out there which I find impossible to take seriously. Results-oriented books about general magic, however, will typically have sections on love magic as well, e.g. Ch. 9 of Jason Miller's "Real Sorcery":
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Book – PDF - The Angels of Love: Magic Rituals to Heal Hearts, Increase Passion and Find Your Soulmate - Zanna Blaise
“When you're alone, you want the joy of love. When you're hurting, your heart needs to heal. When relationships fizzle, you want to bring the passion back. And if you're courageous, you dream of meeting your soulmate. This magic can take you where you want to go. Using the sigils in this book...
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I haven't read it but Zanna Blaise is a member of the Gallery of Magick, and I rather liked her "The 72 Sigils of Power". I mean, there are books with titles like "Love Magic: Over 250 Magical Spells and Potions for Getting it, Keeping it, and Making it Last" out there which I find impossible to take seriously. Results-oriented books about general magic, however, will typically have sections on love magic as well, e.g. Ch. 9 of Jason Miller's "Real Sorcery":
Book – PDF - Real Sorcery: Strategies for Powerful Magick - Jason Miller (new edition of sorcerer’s secrets)
*Real Sorcery (link) New edition of Jason Miller’s “The Sorcerer’s Secrets: Strategies to Practical Magick” “So now I have to expand this book, originally written in 2009. The question before me is: What can I tell you now, that I didn't tell you then, that will help you do Real Sorcery that...
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Ortega y Gasset's "Sobre el Amor" isn't a magick book, really. Still it's a first rate meditation on the matter of love and attraction. His notion of an "immanent ideal" as an account of beauty is a fascinating---but undeveloped---alternative to the "theory of forms" propounded in Plato's dialogues. (Though to be fair, the harshest critic of that "theory" was Plato himself.) Likewise Ortega's dictum that "woman is a confused being" is a rather one-sided precursor of the later "Men are from Mars; Women from Venus" mantra.