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everything secure. For as long as mankind can remember, the written word has served as a portal

to incredible knowledge, sometimes passed down over thousands of years. But as enlightening as

books can be, there are some you should never, ever read. From ancient tomes supposedly containing black magic

to cursed texts that could lead to your demise,

keep the lights on bright as we delve into the most mysterious books

you should avoid reading at all costs.

You're listening.

You're listening to be amazed.

If you like horror movies, you might have seen Hereditary or The Nun, but did you know that the demonic deviance in those movies come straight out of a real-life book?

Yeah.

Known as the Lesser Key of Solomon, this infamous tome is probably the most influential

grimoire, or book of magic, of its kind.

The book is composed of five different texts written across hundreds of years and first appeared

as a collection in the 17th century, back when magic was commonly

believed to exist. Mysteriously, though, nobody knows who wrote it. What we do know is that the

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