The Book of Immediate Magic - Part 1 Paperback – December 25, 2015

This is the best book I've ever read on the subject of practical kabbalah. Owning over a hundred books on the subject of meditation, magic and Kabbalah, it's evident the author of this book has done his homework and knows the subject inside out from decades of study and first hand experience. To fully appreciate his thoroughness, one has to own his other book called: The Book of Sacred Names - written in absolute scholarly approach to the actual way how the Sacred Names were derive from the original sources including their applications. I've actually used several methods described in The Book of Immediate Magic with regards to improving health with complete success and owning all Mr. Swart's books I do continue to follow his advise on both practical and philosophical levels. Although some methods do require proper pronounciations (that only Hebrew speaking people or Mr. Swart can teach), others can be successfully applied literally 'Immediately' by anyone. I highly recommend this book and in fact all his books - whether you need to cure yourself, attract money and wealth, find or improve or relationships. (To prove I own his books, I am attaching a photo - although The Book of Sacred Names is not on the photo since I have it in my other apartment)

Reading threw it very interesting information

useful information.

I have bought this book right after Sward's book The Book of Personal Development. For many years, I've tried to learn Practical Kabbalah,but some books were terrible translation from Hebrew such as Sepher Rezial by Savedow,some books were very complicated and let's face it very boring. First at all Jacobus G. Swart has really good writing style. Very interesting reading. Then you will find very unique exercises employing Divine Names. Highly recommend it.

Where to begin. Well first I would say this is an interesting book of Practical Kabbalah. However there were some things that made this book a bit of a laugh. First the authors translations and pronunciations of man words made it a bit hard to folllow. Second, in the first page the author says "I am very weary of the "we know better" syndrome" towards other authors then turns around a page later and all but says this is the only way Kabbalah will work. All in all it's a decent book but just not my cup of tea.