Magick 104: The Kybalion'S Seven Principles

Magickal Philosophy

What you'll learn

The seven principles of the kybalion and how to apply them to magick

Requirements

People who are interested in or already practice magick and/or witchcraft

Description

The Kybalion, a book first published in 1908 has widely been regarded as a great occult text for those wishing to study hermetics, magick, wicca and other mysterious disciplines. Considered to be a book of philosophy by some, it can be seen as a grimoire that applies to any magickal tradition, or even mundane existence. The 7 principles within it describe how the universe functions from the smallest particles to the endless amounts of universes, from plane to plane of existence and from person to person. Anyone who wants to enhance their magick or learn about the underlying forces of the universe and how magick can use them to create positive changes in life would benefit from this course.The seven principles are:The principle of MentalismThe principle of CorrespondenceThe principle of VibrationThe principle of PolarityThe principle of RhythmThe principle of Cause and EffectThe principle of GenderThis course explores each of the seven principles by incorporating philosophy, occult knowledge and real world applications. Through these methods, the principles are easily understood and can be applied to mundane life as well as magickal rituals and spellwork. By utilizing the knowledge in the Kybalion, anyone can lead a more productive life and understand the inner workings of the universe around them.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: The Kybalion

Lecture 2 Journaling About Each Principle

Lecture 3 The Principle of Mentalism

Lecture 4 The Principle of Correspondence

Lecture 5 The Principle of Vibration

Lecture 6 The Principle of Polarity

Lecture 7 The Principle of Rhythm

Lecture 8 The Principle of Cause and Effect

Lecture 9 The Principle of Gender

Section 3: Conclusion

Lecture 10 Closing Lecture

People who practice magick.,People who practice witchcraft,People interested in magick and witchcraft