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Secrets of Magical Seals

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For those who wish to master the art of magical achievement, there are numerous occult aids which may be of value. Some of these tools are amulets, fetishes, charms, symbols, talismans. These are objects inscribed with a magic incantation or sign that stands for or suggests something else by reason of relationship, association, convention or accidental resemblance - a visible sign of something invisible. They are worn or carried to avert harm, ward off misfortune, protect against danger, to bring good, insure fortunate events and attract love, luck, and favorable conditions. The seals herein are only the most popular or readily available talismans. The suggestions for uses have been modernized, shortened and simplified to suit the modern user.

64 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1975

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August 16, 2018
This book is a type of sampler or pick-n-mix bag of sigils and seals. It's sources vary from Agrippa's Trilogy, to the 6th and 7th books of moses, to even the Black Pullet and the squares of Abramelin. As well as that, there is a simple method of invoking the powers of these symbols rather easily.

It also includes the "power prayers" which can also be used to work with the symbols.

However, the book does have its issues and is far from perfect. Many of the seals in certain sections are either incomplete (such as a few of the magic squares) or almost unreadable (the 6th and 7th books of moses and the miscellaneous seals). Working with the seals, one can trace them, print them or as the book states "cut them out of the book!" Mutilation of textbooks aside, doing so is not recommended as doing so would clearly remove other sections of the book, including the other seals!

Can I recommend this? Well it has been out of print for a very long time and getting a copy non-digitally would be difficult and/or expensive. While mine was bought from a charity shop, it is still a rare text. If you can get a hold of a cheap copy, purchase it if for nothing more than the instructions.
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