The Complete Book of Black Magic and Witchcraft: Including the rituals of Ceremonial Magic, Exorcism, True Sorcery and Infernal Necromancy

If you purchase any book about witchcraft, let it be 'The Complete Book of Black Magic and Witchcraft'. Originally published in 1898, it is the oldest and most knowledgeable about this subject. One of the MUST HAVE books every witch should include in their tools of witchcraft. The text itself is accurate to say the least, and the images there have the stories that go along with it. 'The Complete Book of Black Magic and Witchcraft', along with 'The Book of Shadows', is all the books you need to become the top witch of the day. Go get one for yourself, and have a "witchy" good time. AAA++

Great book.! good quality!

"The Complete Book of Black Magic and Witchcraft" isn't just a book; it's the ultimate survival guide for every aspiring wizard, witch, or casually curious occult enthusiast. Forget about Harry Potter; this is where the real magic happens – and it doesn't require a wand or a trip to Diagon Alley.First, let's talk about the Ceremonial Magic rituals. They're so detailed, like having a GPS for navigating the astral plane. I've practiced in my living room, and my furniture has never been more energetically aligned. Who needs Feng Shui when you've got ancient rituals?The Exorcism part is a real kicker. Since I started reading, those pesky poltergeists in my attic have been suspiciously quiet. They're either impressed or packed their ghostly bags and left. Bonus: I now have a new party trick for Halloween!True Sorcery is where I hit my stride. I've been casting spells like it's going out of fashion. My plants are growing alarmingly, and my cat has developed an attitude, probably thinking she's familiar now. I'm still waiting for my potions to stop exploding, but Rome wasn't built in a day.Infernal Necromancy – now that's the advanced class. Reading those sections is like opening a Pandora's box of 'Oh wow, I didn't know that was possible, and I'm not sure I should.' It's thrilling, a bit scary, and totally what I signed up for when I got into the occult.This book is like the Swiss Army knife of the dark arts. It's got everything: spell casting, spirit banishing, herb brewing, and yes, even the occasional curse (for educational purposes only, of course). It's the kind of book that makes you think, "Should I be reading this?" and then you read it anyway because curiosity is a powerful spell.In conclusion, if you're dabbling in the dark arts, considering joining a coven, or want to be the most interesting person at the next dinner party, "The Complete Book of Black Magic and Witchcraft" is your go-to resource. It's hilariously enlightening, wonderfully weird, and guaranteed to add a bit of mystique to your bookshelf. Just remember to light a candle and maybe keep some salt handy.

I do not do these things but i was interested because of misery but upon looking I scrolled at a specific page...this book was written copy 1898...everything seems weird but I realize there are good things in everything bad you have find the right correct for yourself

Not what I was expecting

Everyone is doomed! Doomed I say!!

After some partly comparisons I came to a conclusion , that this book is a mixed copy of a L. W. de Laurence "The book of black magic" , originall its 10-th edition which was printed in 1910 , and now situating is for free PDF in archve (dot) org . Next is the part of L. W. de Laurence bio from wiki : "... he is mocked and reviled among modern occultists for his plagiarism of A.E. Waite's 1910 book The Pictorial Key to the Tarot, and the S.L. MacGregor Mathers version of the Key of Solomon ..."For Shadow books paperback , I'd like to add , that not " All of these images have been digitally remastered in high quality " as it is advertised in their description on Amazon . Check quality of images from added photos of what is in the paperback and in free PDF . It is nearly the same .Decided to return it .

Merry meet:Are you INTO old folklore craft-working and/or magick??? I'm talking: "bat's eyes, tongue of newt, stuffing sugar in the left-hand glove of an anger person, then stuffing that glove under their bed to----"sweeten" their disposition towards you..... ETC.This isn't so much a: "HOW-TO". Nor is it really a Witchcraft, Voodoo, etc. beginners, 101. (It's *not* just Witchcraft by the way: it's also Voodoo and lots of other branches of "Craft Work"----even some old Middle-Eastern Craft-working. Which I found INTERESTING and fun!)But it sure is NEAT!!! And if you're LIKE ME------and you LOVE and prefer the "Old Ways" and folklore------then you'll LOVE this book like a stripper loves dollar bills......It's a respectable book too.... Meaning the writer----K. Paulsen-----did some decent research into LOTS of different CULTURES' ideas on Magick and The Craft and SPELL CASTING.Finally, if you just like a darn good: book o' spells,,, then you'll ***REALLY*** like this book. Some spells are more complex and require pricy herbs and/or item---OR items that are hard to find/obtain, , , *BUT* other spells only require VERY easy-to-get,*simple* things like: paper, a picture, a nutshell, and TONS of other EASILY-obtainable items.P.S. I like that this book isn't aimed at the "teenie bopper", Cowan, wanna-Be's. In fact, I'm not so sure the fake, Cowan teenagers would even *like* this book.... WHICH just makes it *ALL* the more appealing and BETTER for advanced practitioners like myself!!! In other words, , , it's a good little book for---- "US"....... <smiles> And affordable too! (As I prefer my Craft book in old paperback, , , NOT E-books.) Enjoy!!!Merry Part my friends...