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If the Universe exists at all, or seems to exist, it must proceed in some way from THE ALL--it must be a creation of THE ALL. They did not believe in "casting pearls before swine," but rather held to the teaching "milk for babes"; "meat for strong men," both of which maxims are familiar to readers of the Christian scriptures, but both of which had been used by the Egyptians for centuries before the Christian era.

Men have given to this Substantial Reality many names-some have called it by the term of Deity (under many titles). And accordingly, "Mental Transmutation" means the art of changing and transforming mental states, forms, and conditions, into others.

We may deny its mastery over us--and rightly so--but we should not attempt to ignore it in its relative aspect, at least so long as we dwell upon its plane. We caution you that this Principle has no reference to the many base, pernicious and degrading lustful theories, teachings and practices, which are taught under fanciful titles, and which are a prostitution of the great natural principle of Gender.

It is, moreover, an exact Hermetic statement of the relations existing between THE ALL and its Mental Universe. "--The Kybalion.

Such ideas are not worthy of grown men and women, and are rapidly being discarded. "Good and Evil" are but the poles of the same thing, and the Hermetist understands the art of transmuting Evil into Good, by means of an application of the Principle of Polarity.

The question is: "WHY does THE ALL create Universes" The question may be asked in different forms, but the above is the gist of the inquiry. "But, the report of Reason must be hospitably received, and treated with respect.

All, except THE ALL, are bound by them. The Teachings are that Matter is but a form of Energy--.

It must have always been, and must always remain, just what it is now--THE ALL--there has never been, is not now, and never will be, anything else into which it can change. and No!

All thinkers, in all lands and in all times, have assumed the necessity for postulating the existence of this Substantial Reality. The Masters also apply this Principle to the conquering of Natural phenomena, in various ways.

" Imagine poor Micawber, or the sneaky Uriah Heep, crying: "I Am Dickens"; or some of the lowly clods in one of Shakespeare's plays, eloquently announcing that: "I Am Shakespeare! The date of his sojourn in Egypt, in that his last incarnation on this planet, is not now known, but it has been fixed at the early days of the oldest dynasties of Egypt--long before the days of Moses.