"The 72 Angels and Demons approaches practical spirit work not from a place of oppositional forces but cooperative allies. Exploring each pair of angels and demons, this handbook seeks to bring out their complementary natures. With thoughts and analysis, Abner genuisly connects each pair to one card each of the tarot. Drawing on years of personal experience and insight, The 72 Angels and Demons is an inspiration for those wishing to explore angelology and demonolatry further."
—Benjamin Stimpson, author of Ancestral Whispers

"This informative, impressive, and accessible piece of work demystifies Goetic spirits, who are often categorized as angels or demons, teaching us how we can safely and wisely interact with these Divine Intelligences. This book allows readers to make sense of Grimoiric occult wisdom that has long been challenging to streamline and comprehend. A brilliant contribution to the occult field."
—Raven Digitalis, author of Shadow Magick Spellbook and Esoteric Empathy

"Emrys Abner has done something that I think is genuinely useful here. Rather than repeating the old and often simplistic idea that angels and demons exist only as oppositional forces, this book explores them as powers that may be better understood in relationship to one another. That shift alone makes this work worth attention. More importantly, it is written in a way that keeps magic where it belongs: in practice. This is not just a book of theory or inherited assumptions. It is a thoughtful and workable text that encourages engagement, contemplation, and actual use. For practitioners of ceremonial magic and spirit work, this book offers a fresh perspective on familiar spirits and opens the door to deeper and more meaningful work."
—Sean Wilde, UE, author of Living Vampires

"Emrys Abner weaves together heaven and earth through a cohesive introduction to the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. Readers will experience a patient and thorough introduction to each layer of knowledge necessary to understand and call upon the spiritual allies who are the subject of the book. The partnerships of celestial and infernal beings introduced in this book will accelerate and uplift the workings of any sincere magical practitioner. It's worthy of a thorough read, while organized in such a way as to be an easy reference book for future magical workings."
—Anthony Rella, author of Slow Magic and Circling the Star