The Sorcerer's Secrets: Strategies in Practical Magick

The things I love the most about Jason Miller's books are the underlying magickal theory that he lives by and how he executes his practical and eclectic magick.

This book had great pearls just as his other books do, and so far I've yet to be disappointed by a single one. They are well researched and the man himself is a well-learned and practiced practical sorcerer.

For me and my practice what I really get out of these books more than the rituals or spells is the strategy and as said above the magickal theory. He presents this in a way of experience and conversation. Summarizing clearly. Now, my personal preferences are going to shift with the type of breathing exercises and entities that I work closely with, but his general set up and timing of practice is incredibly helpful.

And I believe every witch, sorcerer(ess), magician, etc. can learn something from his books. I recommend them to intermediate and advanced practitioners. I think a lot of us overlook certain foundational practices after awhile and this can help shake some dust off your practice.