If I perform one ritual to attract someone, and then perform another ritual to strengthen or intensify the first one—for example, in the first ritual I ask for her to feel attracted to me, and in the second I ask for her to become obsessed with me—would that be considered ‘lust for results’?
Hello friends,
I’d like to start a thread where people can share the names and authors of magick-related books they know. For example, if you’re familiar with around 50 books, you could post your list in the thread. Then others can contribute their own lists as well.
At the end of each week, we can combine all the shared lists into one compiled collection. By repeating this process weekly, we’ll gradually build a large and valuable database of magick books for everyone to explore.
Blow are list -
Authors: Robert Anton Wilson, Austin Osman Spear, Peter J Carroll, A Crowley, Kenneth Grant, Phil Hine, Jan Fries, William Lilly,Dion Fortune,Draja Mickaharic,Jackie Smith,Aryeh Kaplan,
Books : still waiting guys
Hi, today I was reading Demons of Magick and came across a ritual said to make a specific person feel romantic attraction toward you. I’m wondering—would something like that work if I already know the person, but they don’t know me at all?”
“I have another question—when using this type of magick to attract someone, do you need to break the process into steps, or can you directly ask for the final outcome? For example, if I want to attract someone, should I first do a ritual for them to notice me, then another for them to like me, and another for a relationship? Or can I perform a single ritual asking for them to become my girlfriend?”
Why some people had success with GOM books but other don't is there any reason or you need to do some magick training for magick to sucess