I loved this addition to the Walking with Spirits series. The book is straight forward, practical, and accessible for both beginners and experienced practitioners alike like all of this author's books. If you've ever wanted to work with Daemons, definitely pick up this book. They're not what you think and the author gives you good advice on how to work with them in a consistent manner. Every practitioner can benefit. - S. Connolly, author of Alchemy of Goetia

Taylor asks us to question traditional occult philosophy on how to call and constrain spirits. He recommends "experiential embodiment", essentially evoking and invoking the spirit into your life, then working with it through your life and senses as an alternative to traditional evocation. This method includes a wide variety of ways to "communicate" with spirits including painting portals. And he asks us to question the occularcentric and audiocentric history of Western occultism. All while remaining conscious of cultural appropriation. He also makes an intriguing case for the spirit world as being a facet of this world. - Joshua Howard

Walking With Spirits is a nice entry level book. Taylor Ellwood’s many years of experience make this part of magic which many writers make too complicated, a simple thing. The book offers a different paradigm of cooperation for spirit work. How a magician chooses to work with spirits is ultimately personal. It is a gift to see the way the author’s approach to spirits. The book has gentle information about spirit communication, a good reminder that it isn’t all like in a Hollywood movie. Communicating with spirits is an art and the information he provides helps someone to master the art and be gentle with themselves and the spirit. - Regina Johnson