The book does not leave the reader helpless. Its warning is also a prescription. The solution is to awaken the masculine principle: the active will, the questioning force, the power to generate though...
The Kybalion insists that the masculine and feminine principles exist everywhere: in mind, nature, matter, and the cosmos. “As above, so below.” In the mind, one side projects and the other receives. ...
When The Kybalion was written, mass influence meant a preacher, politician, or speaker addressing hundreds or thousands. Today, a single video, broadcast, or algorithm can reach millions in hours. The...
The book also connects this mechanism to telepathy. It describes telepathy not as fantasy, but as another form of mental impression. One mind, active and focused, projects an image, feeling, or though...
According to The Kybalion, hypnosis is not merely a stage trick or clinical technique. It is the temporary replacement of one person’s active will by another’s. The hypnotist, using a focused and awak...
The most unsettling question raised by The Kybalion is simple: how many of your thoughts are truly original? Most people believe they choose their politics, religion, values, ambitions, and opinions. ...
In The Kybalion, published anonymously in 1908, there is a disturbing image used to explain how foreign ideas enter the human mind: the cuckoo’s egg in the sparrow’s nest. The cuckoo does not build it...