New Thought and practical occultism
The Kybalion: A Study of the Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece
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The Kybalion presents seven 'Hermetic Principles' which govern the physical and spiritual universe. It is a synthesis of ancient Hermetic concepts and early 20th-century 'New Thought' mental science. It emphasizes the mental nature of reality ('The All is Mind') and the law of cause and effect.
Also known asThe Seven Hermetic Principles
This edition1912
EditionYogi Publication Society, Chicago.
HermeticismMental TransmutationNew ThoughtModern Hermeticismmeditationhidden wisdomSeven Hermetic PrinciplesMental concentrationMystical philosophyesoteric symbolismHermetic philosophyLaw of Polarity
Contents20 chapters
- 01TO HERMES TRISMEGISTUS KNOWN BY THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS AS
- 02Table of Contents
- 03INTRODUCTION
- 04CHAPTER I
- 05CHAPTER II
- 06CHAPTER III
- 07CHAPTER IV
- 08CHAPTER V
- 09CHAPTER VI
- 10CHAPTER VII
- 11CHAPTER VIII
- 12CHAPTER IX
- 13CHAPTER X
- 14CHAPTER XI
- 15CHAPTER XII
- 16CHAPTER XIII
- 17CHAPTER XIV
- 18CHAPTER XV
- 19THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG LICENSE
- 20"Cover"
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