The Kybalion: A Study of the Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece (c. 1908) - Three Initiates

What if the secrets of alchemy were not only about transforming metals - but transforming the mind?

First published in 1908, The Kybalion is an influential exploration of Hermetic philosophy, attributed to the mysterious Three Initiates. Drawing on teachings associated with Hermes Trismegistus, it presents seven principles intended to illuminate the relationships between mind, nature and the universe.

Discover the celebrated maxim As above, so below; the principle that everything moves in rhythms and cycles; the interplay of opposites; and the intriguing idea of mental transmutation - the Philosopher’s Stone reimagined as a means of changing one's inner world.

From the nature of consciousness and the mysteries of vibration to the laws of cause and effect, this remarkable volume offers a compelling introduction to one of the most widely read works of modern esoteric philosophy.

Explore the seven Hermetic principles

• Mentalism
• Correspondence
• Vibration
• Polarity
• Rhythm
• Cause and Effect
• Gender

Original publication: Chicago, Yogi Publication Society, 1908
Author: Three Initiates
Format: Downloadable historical PDF, 229 scanned pages

A thought-provoking addition to any collection devoted to Hermeticism, alchemy, esoteric philosophy and the history of mystical thought.