The Kybalion (Centenary Edition)
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Will Stauff
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Three Initiates
The Kybalion is a seminal work of esoteric philosophy attributed to The Three Initiates, first published in 1908. Drawing from the ancient Hermetic teachings associated with Hermes Trismegistus, the book outlines seven universal principles that govern all aspects of existence, including Mentalism, Correspondence, Vibration, Polarity, Rhythm, Cause and Effect, and Gender. These principles offer a metaphysical framework for understanding the laws of the universe, consciousness, and personal transformation. Blending mysticism, metaphysics, and practical insight, The Kybalion continues to inspire spiritual seekers, philosophers, and students of occult wisdom with its timeless message of inner mastery and cosmic harmony.
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the narration was great. There are other versions with narrators that do this literature a disservice. Thar is not the case with this version.
Super cool take on the universe as a whole
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The main thrust of the book was that if we can understand the universe and it’s principles it stands to reason that by applying different mental strategies will enable men to master themselves and by extension the world around them.
The book in this sense is “scientific”. Yet it presents no scientific method by which the axioms may be verified. Nor does it present data to support its claims. So essentially it presents axiom after axiom yet those axioms merely hang in mid-air without support.
As a book of philosophy it lacks rigor when compared to famous philosophical works such as Plato and Aristotle. It’s repetition of we do not have the space to go into detail here illustrates exactly its weakness.
Even if we were to consider it to be a self-help book it is not a very good one - it being too ethereal to be of much use.
The unsubstantiated nature of these axioms
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