The Kybalion is an early 20th-century work that delves into the ancient teachings of Hermes Trismigistus and the basic tenets of Hermeticism. The book not only explores the core principles of Hermetic philosophy but also provides glimpses into alchemy and spiritual ascension. Written in a style that may seem antiquated to modern readers, The Kybalion presents a framework centered around The All and The Law, explaining concepts such as polarity, vibratory reactions, and cause and effect.
The work is not only for students of Hermetics but for anyone who seeks common truths across religions and recognizes a divine energy within all individuals. The book is described as chock full of timeless truths that transcend time, nations, and religions, offering valuable insights into mental transmutation and spiritual ascension. While some may find the writing style dated and the references to be from another era, many appreciate the depth of wisdom and philosophical insights that can be applied to contemporary life.
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Some confusion has arisen in the minds of persons considering this Principle, from the fact that they were unable to explain how one thing could cause another thing-= that is, be the "creator" of the second thing. As a matter of fact, no "thing" ever causes or "creates" another "thing." Cause and Effect deals merely with "events." An "event" is that which comes, arrives or happens, as a result or consequent of some preceding event. No event "creates" another event, but is merely a preceding link in the great orderly chain of events flowing from the creative energy of THE ALL.
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The identity of Three Initiates has been the subject of much secrecy and rumor since The Kybalion first appeared at the beginning of the twentieth century. It is now believed that William Walker Atkinson was one of or perhaps the sole author of the book. Born in 1862, Atkinson was a pioneer of the New Thought movement who wrote an estimated 100 books during his lifetime.
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