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This statement is usually illustrated by the Teachers by a reference to the Principle of Correspondence. This is not to be wondered at, when we realize the influence of the Hermetic thought of the early philosophers of Greece, upon whose foundations of thought the theories of modern science largely rest.

These teachings really constituted the basic principles of "The Art of Hermetic Alchemy," which, contrary to the general belief, dealt in the mastery of Mental Forces, rather than Material Elements-the Transmutation of one kind of Mental Vibrations into others, instead of the changing of one kind of metal into another. This Principle and that of Polarity have been closely studied by the Hermetists, and the methods of counteracting, neutralizing, and USING them form an important part of the Hermetic Mental Alchemy.

"--The Kybalion. This process is called the stage of Involution, in which THE ALL becomes "involved," or "wrapped up," in its creation.

The old Hermetic axiom, "As above so below," may be pressed into service at this point. "--The Kybalion.

There is no Power outside of THE ALL to affect us. " The Egyptians revered his memory for many centuries-yes, tens of centuries-- calling him "the Scribe of the Gods," and bestowing upon him, distinctively, his ancient title, "Trismegistus," which means "the thrice-great"; "the great-great"; "the greatest-great"; etc.

And yet, the Hermetic Philosophy is the only Master Key which will open all the doors of the Occult Teachings! But among these great Masters of Ancient Egypt there once dwelt one of whom Masters hailed as "The Master of Masters.

The vibration of Spirit is at such an infinite rate of intensity and rapidity that it is practically at rest--just as a rapidly moving wheel seems to be motionless. He had tried a cruel asceticism and had cast aside its follies, and so experienced he taught a wise temperance that the body attaining perfect poise may not thrust its revolt in the face of the spirit.

Consider this for a moment, until the idea is grasped. " In fact, the Hermetics recognize in Spencer's philosophy the highest outside statement of the workings of the Natural Laws that have ever been promulgated, and they believe Spencer to have been a reincarnation of an ancient philosopher who dwelt in ancient Egypt thousands of years ago, and who later incarnated as Heraclitus, the Grecian philosopher who lived B.

We kick a stone and we feel the impact--it seems to be real, notwithstanding that we know it to be merely what we have stated above. Consider this for a moment, until the idea is grasped.

So, the student of Hermetics need not lay aside any of his cherished scientific views regarding the Universe. Let us take a radical and extreme example--that of "Love and Hate," two mental states apparently totally different.