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Book Discussion Thirty aires by Scott stenwick
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I have this book coming in the next few days, so I'll update once I work with it. His other 2 Enochian books are awesome!
For me, I think his Heptarchia book has enough to offer when it comes to practical working with spirits. I'll reserve the Aethyrs for mystical initiation like the rest of the neo-enochians
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Finished reading it! It's great as usual, but not super applicable to me personally. There's only one part of the earth that covers majority of the continental United States, and using it is mostly for political workings. I'm going to try attuning some of my work with the local legal system and see if there's any discernible changes from it, which is what Cliff Witgil (EnochianToday) recommended somewhere. The beginning chapters are all about renaissance astrology, so if you're interested in that and how using the Aethyr system can offer a zodiac-level of influence similar to his other 2 books, it might be worth it.
For me, I think his Heptarchia book has enough to offer when it comes to practical working with spirits. I'll reserve the Aethyrs for mystical initiation like the rest of the neo-enochians
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