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  1. Dear Damon,

    Thank you for your timely response. I did think as much but I wanted to check with you first. Thanks again.

  2. Wow. Oh wow!! Just finished reading Gordon’s book ‘Magickal Attack’. I don’t really have a question as such, I’m just saying”Wow” anonymously without using my Real Name as I would on FB-I’m getting a bit of Flack from folk not understandingly my new passion!! 🙂

    Anyways, I plan to study ‘Magickal Attack’ carefully for the next 2 and half weeks to fully be competent with these Rituals and then my “illustrious” but oh so Vicious Enemies are going to be in for a rough ride!

    Thank you so much, Gallery of Magick for all your Awesome Magickal series of works! I have every book and will buy everything you publish-whoo-hoo!!! 🙂

  3. Dear Damon,
    After performing ritual #1 from Magickal Seduction, would it be interfering with the spirits if I were to do another sex/lust spell from another book? I don’t want to show disrespect to the spirits called upon from ritual #1. Also, by doing another spell, would that be considered a ‘lust for result’? Thank you for your expertise in this matter.

    1. It wouldn’t offend any spirit – but there are two dangers with doing a lot of magick to solve one problem. The first is that you can end up with two forms of magick starring you in two directions. The second problem is that if you’re doing it out of desperation or eagerness for a result, then it does border on lust for result. It’s better to perform magick with confidence and conviction than to lay out as much magick as possible in the hope that it will force the issue.

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