Financial Sorcery: Magical Strategies to Create Real and Lasting Wealth

First off, I am biased because I love all things Jason Miller. With that said, this book presents magickal ideas and concepts I had considered, and some I had not. I've been a practicing witch for a long time, so looking for fresh material that doesn't repeat the same witchy info is a challenge. I found it here! Mr. Miller's work is refreshing, and gives us a new, yet tried and true, framework in which to practice money magick. Some of my faves points include how NOT to rely on magick only, but to have a solid financial plan in place (even though this advice is sage, it may be lost on those who think doing a spell gets them out of doing the work... not so) and how to continually get away from practicing 'emergency' magick. A good point is that if your life is getting continually better with magickal practice, we shouldn't have to do as much emergency magick. I love that, and it's in alignment with what I teach. Lastly, money as a spirit and how to connect and respect the spirit that is money is a game-changer. MUST read. I have a large magickal community and an Amazon Influencers store. Consistently, this book is a best seller in our community in the store.

Hands down this is one of the best book on financial improvement I have read to date and I have read several. By far the best one for money magick. Jason Miller deals with common sense and shuns al the miracle crap. Sorcery can improve your odds of success but it is no guarantee he will tell ya. He is right. A bad business idea cannot be saved no matter how much magick you use. Wanna win the lottery as a wealth strategy think again. Most books on magic cover deities, spells and herbs related to magic. Jason gives you magic but he does not rely too heavily on it. Complementing the magic he gives the reader strategies to get out out debt, job hunting skills, how to get ahead at the work place, how to deal with negative situation. Magic and sorcery are to be used every step of the way not just for emergencies. The path to wealth is one of work and planning there are no overnight solutions. There are some great tactics and tips for emergency situations when you need fast money. That means magic and secular means for getting money and the suggestions are good. I am not usually one for strict formulas and I always variate from them anyways. THe author does not weigh the reader down with rigid rituals. I sometimes I wish he did so I would have something to deviate from. The book has great meditation techniques and cover techniques from Hoodoo, High magic and the far east. I would recommend getting his book strategic sorcery before reading this one it will give you a much fuller picture. Happy Trails on the road to riches.

The minute I saw Mr. Miller's picture, I said, "I like your face." But I liked a lot more than just his face. I liked everything about the book and didn't want it to end. Everything is explained so clearly and in such a down-to-earth manner, that it was a pleasure to read. Mr. Miller's descriptions of human foibles kept me chuckling all the way through. He was so "right-on." This was one of the funnest reads I've had in a very long time while at the same time being most informative. If you are into magic and you don't read this book, you have cheated yourself out of a wonderful time and a lot of good information.

Another banger from Jason Miller. So practical and I love how he refreshes basic practices in almost every book he writes so that you can incorporate into each new aspect of magick you are working on. This is the 3rd book I've read by him and haven't been able to put down. To be put simply his rituals work and give you room to make them your own to fit your needs and lifestyle.

I really like this book, and this author. If you are interested in magick and folklore from a purely intellectual basis, or are a practitioner, there is much practical wisdom in this book. Yeah for someone who says that you should follow the protocols of a given deity/spirits culture (something increasingly misunderstood about eclecticism). Yeah for someone who admits that they got the seals via their own work on the astral plane, instead of promoting them as handed down lore. Yeah for someone who gives a lot of practical advice but money matters that even without the magical advice is sound. Also, occasionally there are laugh out loud moments in Jason Miller's books for me. My only quibble is that there are some incantations that he explains the translation/meaning/names of and some that seem a bit murkier, Also, a pronunciation guide is helpful- I am not just talking about this book, but his others as well. Good stuff and recommended overall

Good practical advice. Concise and easy to apply.

So far the range and topics in this work of esoterica is insightful. It’s a good blend of demystifying magical practice without actually taking the magic out of it. It’s purposeful and functional. It gives guidance not rules. I love that because it lets you create your own magical tapestry without it dictating the weave. An extraordinary feat indeed.

Me agrada la idea de que te explique cómo es un altar de el, uno personalizado y como el comparte con diferentes dioses en un mismo altar aunque son de diferentes culturas. Su libro es muy práctico, pero recomiendo comprar su otro libro de protección porque por ejemplo, en su otro libro habla de cómo hacer lo del frasco con un espíritu adentro por si te interesa y muchas más cosas interesantes. Todos sus libros valen la pena

Worth every penny of your rich money. Full of practical information on Financial Magic. One of the best books I've read on the subject and that I always keep close!

None of the technics mentioned in the book was effective.

This book had more practical and realistic financial advise than non-magical courses on business that I have taken. Perfect for me as an artist as we usually get into similar situations financially as the spiritually inclined.

This is not a new book but is a relevant book as the world has become even more uncertain since it was first published. The beauty of this book is that very little of this book is on magic. In fact, straight-up magic is less than 1/3 of the book. The rest of it is given over to strategy and the need to develop a sound flightpath, before engaging magic. One of the great comments that Mr Miller made is “Practical sorcery is a type of life-hacking and works best when incorporated seamlessly into non-magical life hacks”. What magic there is draws on Hoodoo/Olympic magic and folk magic and there is even a Voodoo spell and some notes on Tibetan tantra. As is to be expected from a western magician there is some Jupiteran magic also instruction via his own sigils for the Roman Goddesses associated with wealth. Having read his other works I confess to trusting his sigils (which are arguably his UPG) more than other “new Grimoire” authors. I loved the chapter on emergency magic being bad magic, which will be controversial to some but rings true to me. We should be looking ahead and scanning the horizon for future problems more than simply reacting to issues as they unfold. What is also good is that each chapter has references for additional reading. This small book punches well above its weight. Many of the principles espoused in this book have wider applications outside of finance. A good review should be balanced and even a great book must have some negative points by this logic this is a bad review as I could not find any!  So, the next time anyone hints of money or even success magic issues I will point them to this book!

This is the 5th book of his I am reading lately. I'm about half way through now and so far so good. Lots of good advice and techniques to follow.