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Norse Goddess Magic is a solid resource that makes a case for trancework as a valid means for reconstructionists to connect with their deities.

The Great Work of the Flesh provides a survey of practices from a variety of sources on sexual magick, and outlines many techniques.

With Shamanic Transformations, Itzhak Beery demonstrates there is no typical experience, just like there is no typical shaman. Spirit, more and more, is casting a wide net in its call to service.

Enochian Magic and the Higher Worlds is not only a useful addition to an Enochian library, but also an interesting bit of research.

The Book of Primal Signs does have a good bit of useful information and would make a helpful addition to any library as a supporting reference book.

The Gift of Shamanism is a superb exploration of the altered states of consciousness implicit to shamanism.

Osogbo is a catalyst to growth, for strengthening us and egging us on to great achievements, necessary for human evolution, and decreed by the divine.

Detailing the spiritual power of plants, and the specific parts required by the priest or priestess to prepare various complexes and incenses.

If you like the Eastern and Theosophical sources, or you want to have every source on gemstone lore you can get your hands on, then this is a solid buy.

Talking to the Spirits is an excellent exploration of communication with spirits and the spirit world.