The Kybalion - The Esoteric 51

The Kybalion, published in 1908 by three anonymous authors under the pseudonym "The Three Initiates," has profoundly influenced modern esoteric thought by presenting Hermetic philosophy in a concise and accessible form. Based on principles attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, the text outlines seven Hermetic principles, including Mentalism, Correspondence, Vibration, and Polarity, which describe the workings of the universe and the individual's role within it. These principles emphasize the interconnectedness of all things, the power of thought, and the cyclical nature of existence, resonating with New Thought, Theosophy, and contemporary spiritual movements. The Kybalion has popularized Hermetic ideas in modern occult and self-help circles, shaping practices focused on personal empowerment, mental discipline, and alignment with universal laws. Its teachings continue to bridge ancient wisdom with modern metaphysical exploration.

[leifbennett]

Mentalism is an afterthought to polarity. Why is polarity basic ? It's actually spherical; cyclical is the perception.
Your mentalism is currently gravity limited. Functioning on the side effects of the strong force. blinded by the lights.
You're all still thankless to the strong force.
E~M = V√olts is more accurate. Energy ~Matter = Variable √oltage/watts/amps.
Got the minerals for it ?

[jaminlavandera]

The Three Great Initiates. A real look in the mirror.