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No creation, physical, mental or spiritual, is possible without this Principle. "But, the report of Reason must be hospitably received, and treated with respect.

The truly wise, knowing the nature of the Universe, use Law against laws; the higher against the lower; and by the Art of Alchemy transmute that which is undesirable into that which is worthy, and thus triumph. And, at the best, if it were not by reason of our Mind, we would not know the foot or stone at all.

Cherished age after age in its dark cavern--in its holy temples cherished. He sees that nothing really IS, but that everything is BECOMING and CHANGING.

And the spirit of persecution has not as yet died out in the land. Nor must it be supposed that they were ignorant of the so-called modern discoveries in psychology--on the contrary, the Egyptians were especially skilled in the science of Psychology, particularly in the branches that the modern schools ignore, but which, nevertheless, are being uncovered under the name of "psychic science" which is perplexing the psychologists of to-day, and making them reluctantly admit that "there may be something in it after all.

"The Universe is Mental"--The Kybalion. But you must remember that the Hermetic Philosophy does not recognize Matter as a thing in itself, or as having a separate existence even in the Mind of THE ALL.

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. It is the Law, from which the Laws proceed, and it is not subject to them.

At the beginning we may as well consider the question so often asked by the neophyte, who desires to be informed regarding the meaning of the word "Plane", which term has been very freely used, and very poorly explained, in many recent works upon the subject of occultism. 2.

This because of the warning of the ancient teachers against allowing the Secret Doctrine to become crystallized into a creed. "--The Kybalion.

" This idea is in advance of the others, but its weak point lies in the idea of THE ALL being "compelled" by anything, internal or external. We herein give you many of the maxims, axioms and precepts of THE KYBALION, accompanied by explanations and illustrations which we deem likely to render the teachings more easily comprehended by the modern student, particularly as the original text is purposely veiled in obscure terms.

" How different this from the shocking half-truth so vociferously announced by certain of the half-wise, who fill the air with their raucous cries of: "I am God! Such is the report of the Illumined!