The Kybalion: on the seven Hermetic principles
What the book actually is, who wrote it, and why that matters.
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The principles of the Hermetic philosophy, from the Corpus to the Kybalion.
Celestial wisdom and the language of the stars, aimed at practice rather than personality.
Symbol, psyche and the sacred archetypes, read as a structured system.
Theory, practice and the art of transformation, with its history intact.
Tarot from first principles. The deck as a structured symbolic system rather than a book of meanings to memorise.
Foundations of ceremonial magick: purification, banishing, planetary hours and the logic underneath ritual form.
Psychic development for sceptics. Attention, imagery, state control and record keeping.
Herbalism for practitioners. Twenty plants in depth, as medicine, as ally and as symbol.
Spirit communication and ancestral work, with discernment and aftercare as its spine.
Astrology for magicians. The sky as a working calendar rather than a personality quiz.
What the book actually is, who wrote it, and why that matters.
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Calculating them by hand, and choosing them well when you have a job.
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The man who bent nineteenth century magic into the shape we inherited.
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