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I like dipping in and out of conflicting worldviews, but if you want just one, from what you've written I think you might like panpsychism. I don't know of a lot of books on the subject, but Panpsychism by Peter Ells is an interesting introductory-level book.

There are more options if you want to go college philosophy level, but I've never read them. IMO Panpsychism is somewhere between philosophy and pop/amateur philosophy, but it's worth reading if you're interested. Personally I'm more a fan of Yogacaran "all is mind" but I don't know of a clear text on the subject, and if you're into something like physicalism that might not be your thing.

I'm using sigils and servitors too. Thinking about tulpas at the moment.
I think woo is used universally to mean your own version of unconventional/ metaphysical beliefs or magick workings. Just a general filler term to use (And not to be confused with Woodoo). Feri works with the idea of a triple soul and directional guardians as guides for personal transformation. It gets grouped with Reclaiming branches of witchcraft. I'm on mobile until this evening so I can't hyperlink, but here is a good resource. Demon work isn't covered in this book, but it does progress to that. Feel free to message me if you want more info. https://www.amazon.com/Evolutionary-Witchcraft-T-Thorn-Coyle-ebook/dp/B002SAUCCG

I'm a fan of this science deck depending on the vibe I'm going for. When on the opposite end of the feels, I go with the Tarot of Ceremonial Magick. I've also been known to use the Jungian Archetype Deck but it is very hard to read (IMNSHO) and I recommend Robert Wang's book to go with it.

I'll also dabble with a Thoth Tarot, too.

But, tell the truth and shame the devil, I get my best readings, both for myself and giving to others, with the good ole' Rider-Waite. Its the set I learned on, using the visuals adds to my read and its simple

I'm highly surprised no one's mentioned Advanced Magick for Beginners yet. It's one of the best chaos magick books I have ever read, and would recommend reading it before even diving into Gordon White's stuff. And this comes from my 7 years experience in new age/new thought/occult studies and practices. Also, the Psychonaut Field Manual gets an honorable mention.

There is much to know; too much for me to type accurately at this moment. Phil Hine is by far your best resource. Here are a few links to get you started...

http://www.amazon.com/Condensed-Chaos-An-Introduction-Magic/dp/1935150669

http://www.chaosmatrix.org/library/whatischaos.php

For practical theory, this is my go-to reference. The semiotic model of magic makes the most sense to my skeptical mind. It also provides clear routes for exploration and methods for improvement.

https://www.amazon.com/MindPlace-Proteus-Light-Meditation-Machine/dp/B00061URFG

Will help as well but you need to have your meditation game down to do what you want.

I made a technique inspired from Prometheus Rising.

It's something I can describe but it is something the unconscious part of the brain does, so it is very much beyond words. (Uses all of the circuits.)

$14 https://www.amazon.com/Rider-Tarot-Arthur-Edward-Waite/dp/091386613X/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=tarot+deck&qid=1564084671&s=gateway&sr=8-3

https://www.amazon.com/Codex-Chaos-magick-occult-reality/dp/1312954728/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=codex+chaos&qid=1550066542&s=gateway&sr=8-1

You should check out Six Ways, though it's not exclusively a witchcraft book.

Independently published decks or out of print collectables can both get pricey.