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Which Magick Book Should I Start With for Wealth and Self-Improvement?

April 15, 2026 5 answers
Asked by curiousTraveler
I'm gearing up for a family trip and trying to save a bit, but I'm excited about diving into some magick books soon. I'm particularly interested in wealth, knowledge, and self-growth. I've done some research on various books, spirits, and their history, and I'm ready to practice again (I took a break for about three years after practicing for two). Here are the books I'm considering: 1. Wealth Magick: The Secrets of Extreme Prosperity by Damon Brand 2. Real Magic: Ancient Wisdom, Modern Science, and a Guide to the Secret Powers of the Universe by Dean Radin, PhD 3. Secrets of the Magickal Grimoires: The Classical Texts of Magick Deciphered by Aaron Leitch 4. Demons of Magick: Three Practical Rituals for Working with The 72 Demons by Gordon Winterfield 5. The Greater Key of Solomon: The Grimoire of Solomon by Samuel Mathers

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classicalCarl
If you're looking for a classic, go with Mathers. It’s foundational and gives a traditional perspective on magick.
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magicalMatt
It sounds like you’re right up Damon Brand's alley! His book on wealth magick is super approachable and should give you plenty of practical advice to start manifesting prosperity.
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bookWormBryn
I’d definitely suggest Aaron Leitch’s book. It really lays down a solid foundation, which is essential before diving into more specialized topics like Mathers' works.
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scienceSeeker92
Real Magic is fantastic for understanding the scientific side of magick and will make you see the potential it has to produce real results. If you’re specifically targeting wealth, though, Brand's book should serve you well.
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budgetMagician
Hey, if saving is your priority, consider researching wealth magick online first. You might find valuable insights for free and save that cash for your vacation instead.
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