Reading vs Living the Kybalion

Name: Reading vs Living the Kybalion
Uploaded: 2026-01-14T15:52:22.000Z
Duration: 2 h 54 min 49 s

The Master Key: Understanding The Caballion

Introduction to The Caballion

The speaker introduces The Caballion, emphasizing that it is not just a book to be admired but a "master key" meant to be lived and embodied.

The focus for the session is on making the seven principles practical, encouraging participants to consciously apply these universal rules in their lives.

Format of the Discussion

This session is described as a long-form conversation, with an invitation for viewers to engage actively through comments.

Acknowledgment of audience participation and excitement about breaking down the book's principles.

Historical Context and Background

Mention of Mitch Harwitz’s work on The Caballion, including his documentary that explores its history and authorship.

Reference to Harwitz's journey from skepticism about the book to becoming involved in its audio version and documentary.

Overview of the Seven Hermetic Principles

Introduction of the seven hermetic principles, starting with:

Principle of Mentalism: All is mind; reality is shaped by mental processes.

Principle of Correspondence: "As above, so below; as within, so without," indicating interconnectedness between different levels of existence.

Transition into discussing how these principles are interrelated.

Detailed Breakdown of Principles

Principle of Vibration

Everything is in constant motion; understanding this can help individuals navigate life more effectively.

Principle of Polarity

Explains that opposites are merely two points on a continuum (e.g., hot vs. cold), challenging conventional views on duality.

Principle of Rhythm

Describes rhythm as a pendulum swing in various aspects like politics or social issues, highlighting patterns in societal behavior.

Principle of Cause and Effect

Emphasizes that every action has consequences, linking back to the principle of rhythm.

Principle of Gender

Introduces gender as a broader concept beyond biological definitions, hinting at deeper philosophical implications related to balance and creation.

Understanding Mentalism and Correspondence

The Principle of Mentalism

The principle of mentalism posits that "all is mind," suggesting that the universe is a mental creation.

Discussion on "the all" differentiates it from God and the universe, emphasizing that nothing exists outside of "the all."

Everything originates in the mind; even the universe itself began as a thought within an infinite mind.

Application of Mentalism in Daily Life

Our thoughts, beliefs, and expectations shape our perceptions; our outer world reflects our inner mind.

Every physical object starts as a thought, illustrating how ideas manifest into reality through goal setting and manifestation practices.

Examples of Mentalism in Action

Dr. Maxwell Maltz's work in psycho-cybernetics shows that changing one's mindset is crucial for altering physical appearance or performance.

An experiment with athletes demonstrated that those who practiced mentally performed better than those who only engaged in physical practice.

Visualization Techniques

The Silva Method involves visualizing desired outcomes by creating detailed mental images to influence real-life situations.

Maltz's concept of the "theater of the mind" encourages individuals to visualize their successes and replay past achievements to reinforce positive self-image.

Integration with Other Methods

Joe Dispenza’s techniques build upon earlier works like Maltz's and Silva's, focusing on visualization and mental rehearsal for personal transformation.

Robert Monroe’s approach emphasizes “patterning,” where individuals visualize their goals across various aspects of life during deep meditative states.

Understanding Mentalism and the Principle of Correspondence

The Concept of Mentalism

Mentalism is a foundational concept in personal development and manifestation practices, indicating that individuals are already engaging with this principle.

The principle of correspondence explains how realities are created through cycles, emphasizing the connection between different planes of existence.

Exploring the Three Planes

According to the Caballion, there are three planes: physical, mental, and spiritual. Each plane has varying levels of density.

The physical plane is the densest, followed by the mental plane, while the spiritual plane is the most subtle and least dense.

As Above, So Below

The phrase "as above so below" illustrates how these principles apply across various dimensions—physical, mental, and spiritual—making them easier to understand.

This principle mirrors concepts found in modern theories like the holographic universe theory which posits that everything is interconnected through mental constructs.

The Holographic Universe Theory

Understanding Holograms

A hologram represents that every particle contains information about the whole; zooming into any part reveals an entire image.

This concept reflects patterns seen in nature where microcosms (like cells) mirror macrocosms (like planets), illustrating interconnectedness.

Literary References

The idea that "the entire world is in a grain of sand" captures this essence of wholeness within parts—a theme echoed in literature by figures such as William Blake.

Creation Process: Involution and Evolution

From Idea to Reality

Creation begins with inspiration from higher planes (mental or spiritual), which condenses into ideas or archetypes before manifesting physically.

This process involves defining intentions and emotionally charging them to shape perceptions leading to actionable steps toward creation.

Involution Explained

Involution refers to how energy lowers its vibration from spirit to physical reality during creation. It emphasizes becoming involved with one's creations.

As individuals become wrapped up in their creations, they may lose sight of their true essence—believing they are solely their creations.

The Cycle of Creation: Practical Application

Manifestation Steps for Creators

Writers or creators receive ideas from higher realms and begin organizing thoughts into structured forms like chapters or outlines.

Through evolution, these ideas become denser until they can exist within physical reality as tangible works.

Understanding Evolution and Creation

The Cycle of Creation and Evolution

The process of creation involves becoming deeply engaged in one's work, akin to writing a book, which symbolizes personal evolution that moves outward into the world.

Practical application of this concept can be seen when one has an idea (e.g., starting a business), leading to involvement in the creative process that transforms thoughts into behaviors.

Actions stemming from thoughts evolve into habits, ultimately modifying one's environment—this could manifest as achieving goals like securing a job or financial success.

This cycle of involution (internal development) followed by evolution (external manifestation) creates feedback loops that encourage continuous personal growth and mastery.

As Above, So Below: Inner and Outer Worlds

The principle "as above, so below" translates to "as within, so without," indicating that our external circumstances reflect our internal state.

Perception plays a crucial role; two individuals may experience the same situation differently based on their mindset—one sees blessings while another perceives misfortune.

Mentalism is highlighted as a tool for creation; it suggests we either attract or project our realities through thought processes.

Reflecting on External Experiences

Observing one's outer world can provide insights about inner conflicts or questions; for instance, contemplating collaboration with others may reveal deeper truths about personal alignment.

Personal anecdotes illustrate how external conversations can resonate with internal dilemmas, offering clarity on decisions previously clouded by overthinking.

Navigating Opinions About Wealth and Morality

Discussions around billionaires often evoke strong opinions; understanding different perspectives helps cultivate neutrality rather than judgment towards individuals like Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates.

Recognizing that everyone acts according to their unique experiences fosters empathy; if one were in another's shoes, they might behave similarly under different circumstances.

Understanding Perspectives and Vibration in Conflict

Perspectives on Borders and Conflicts

People born on different sides of a border develop distinct feelings and perspectives, highlighting the influence of geography on ideology.

The discussion will delve into the right and wrong aspects of conflicts, emphasizing that ideological battles are common in various contexts.

Acknowledging both sides' viewpoints is crucial; understanding why each side believes they are correct can illuminate the nature of conflicts across all levels.

Conflicts manifest in diverse forms, from personal relationships to global issues, illustrating their pervasive presence in human interactions.

Principle of Vibration

The principle of vibration suggests that everything is in constant motion; this concept is foundational and universally applicable.

Matter consists of particles (electrons), which form atoms and molecules, reinforcing the idea that nothing is truly still.

The Kabalyan discusses vibration as a fourth dimension, with an ethereal substance acting as a medium for energy transmission across various forms like light and magnetism.

States of Matter and Energy

An interview with Dana Kipple explores plasma's significance as a state of matter, suggesting everything ultimately exists in a plasma-like state due to constant movement.

As heat increases, solid matter transitions through liquid to gas to plasma states, demonstrating how energy influences physical forms.

Application to Life

Recognizing that everything vibrates allows individuals to apply this knowledge practically; emotions exist within varying vibrational states from physical to non-physical realms.

Emotions represent moving vibrations within the mental plane; practicing meditation can help harness these energies effectively for personal growth.

Emotional Energy Dynamics

Dolores Cannon's work suggests that what we perceive as demons may actually be concentrated emotional energies left behind by intense feelings or actions.

This perspective aligns with concepts found in spiritual texts like the Quran regarding jinn being elemental energies tied to emotional states.

Negative emotions create disturbances within one's auric field, leading to dark spots associated with specific body areas where those emotions are felt.

Understanding Emotions and Energy Dynamics in Manifestation

The Concept of Emotional Energy

The discussion begins with the feelings of guilt, shame, and resentment, illustrating how these negative emotions create pockets within one's auric field.

These emotional energies act as magnets, attracting similar vibrations from the etheric state around us.

Instead of being possessed by entities, individuals attract concentrated energy related to their emotions, leading to perceived attachments.

Vibration and Manifestation

The conversation shifts to residual hauntings versus emotional vibrations; physical vibrations are easier to perceive than mental ones.

Emphasizing the importance of emotion in manifestation practices, it is noted that feeling the desired outcome is crucial for effective manifestation.

Dolores Cannon's work highlights that one does not experience possession but rather becomes a magnet for their own emotional energy.

Practical Application of Emotional Alignment

For self-mastery and manifestation success, aligning with the vibration of desired emotions is essential.

Coaches emphasize visualizing and feeling as if one has already achieved their goals to pull positive vibrations towards oneself.

Frequency vs. Vibration Explained

A distinction between frequency and vibration is made; frequency refers to how many vibrations occur per second (e.g., 40 hertz).

Higher frequencies have more condensed sound waves despite seeming paradoxical; they can be perceived differently based on their pitch.

Upcoming Discussions and Insights

The host acknowledges audience engagement while teasing future episodes featuring discussions on astrology and spiritual teachings related to Hinduism.

Star Seeds and Spiritual Concepts

Introduction to Star Seeds

The discussion begins with the concept of star seeds and its relation to Hinduism, indicating a deep exploration of spiritual themes in upcoming interviews.

An upcoming interview promises insights into astrology, suggesting a nuanced view that challenges conventional beliefs.

Engagement with Audience

The speaker encourages audience interaction by reminding them to like and subscribe, emphasizing the importance of community engagement during live sessions.

Regular scheduling is mentioned for Tuesday night lives at 6 PM Pacific / 9 PM Eastern, ensuring consistency for viewers.

Understanding Polarity in Spiritual Teachings

Importance of Polarity

The speaker highlights polarity as a crucial principle in understanding higher levels of spiritual teachings, referencing previous discussions on this topic.

Acknowledges that many belief systems reveal contradictions as one progresses through different levels of understanding.

Paradoxical Nature of Truth

Discusses how each level of learning often reveals previous truths as half-truths or falsehoods, illustrating the fluidity of knowledge in spiritual contexts.

Introduces quantum physics as an analogy for understanding that what seems solid may not be true at deeper levels.

Application of Spiritual Principles

Deconstructing Beliefs

Emphasizes that accepting paradox leads to greater wisdom; opposites are merely points on a continuum rather than absolute states.

Lists examples such as light/dark and hard/soft to illustrate how these concepts exist on scales rather than being binary oppositions.

Practical Self-Mastery Techniques

Suggest practical applications for transforming negative traits (e.g., hate to love), stressing the need for mental clarity before physical action can occur.

Encourages using willpower to create change within oneself by first conceptualizing ideas mentally before manifesting them physically.

Navigating Emotional Polarities

Understanding Emotional Scales

Discusses emotional polarities like love/hate and fear/courage as scales where individuals can find their position based on personal experiences.

Awareness and Reflection

Stresses the importance of self-awareness when experiencing polarized emotions; encourages stepping back from judgments about right or wrong.

Highlights the concept of spiritual bypassing, urging listeners to confront their feelings instead of avoiding them.

Understanding Emotional Fracturing and Healing

The Hierarchy of Emotions in Spirituality

Discusses the concept of high vibe and low vibe emotions, emphasizing that categorizing emotions creates a fracture within the self.

Highlights how healing practices (e.g., ayahuasca, meditation) aim to reintegrate fractured parts of the self but can lead to new fractures through judgment of emotions.

Explains that rejecting feelings like anger or jealousy as "bad" leads to further fracturing, as individuals dismiss parts of themselves in pursuit of being "zen."

The Cycle of Healing and Self-Worth Issues

Describes a cycle where individuals continuously seek healing due to feelings of inadequacy, leading them to believe they must keep healing something more.

Points out that labeling emotions as low vibe or bad perpetuates this cycle, causing individuals to fracture themselves further by denying their true feelings.

Integration and Wholeness

Stresses the importance of honoring all emotions rather than categorizing them as good or bad; integration requires experiencing all aspects of oneself.

Advocates for becoming whole by shedding what one is not, which involves feeling and integrating various emotional experiences.

The Principle of Rhythm in Life

Observing Natural Cycles

Introduces the principle of rhythm, likening it to natural cycles such as day/night and creation/destruction seen in nature.

Compares political dynamics to a pendulum swing between extremes, illustrating how both sides exhibit similar chaotic behaviors without clear heroes or villains.

Mastery Over External Chaos

Encourages developing mental mastery by observing these swings without getting caught up in them; allows for reflection amidst chaos.

Notes that this rhythm manifests across various domains (politics, religion), highlighting its omnipresence in human experience.

The Journey from Extremism to Balance

The Conspiracy to Jesus Pipeline

Discussion on individuals transitioning from extreme beliefs, such as new age practices or liberal ideologies, to conservative viewpoints, highlighting the phenomenon of the "conspiracy to Jesus pipeline."

Example of Candace Owens, who shifted from being an extreme liberal and doxing advocate to a staunch conservative commentator, illustrating a lack of self-mastery in navigating ideological shifts.

Understanding the Principle of Rhythm

Explanation of how individuals like Owens exhibit erratic swings between extremes due to not mastering the principle of rhythm; this principle involves understanding social and political tides.

Notable mention that Owens once promoted Christianity but now critiques it while previously profiting from religious branding, showcasing her pendulum-like ideological shifts.

Navigating Personal Transformation

Observations on people who transition dramatically in their identities (e.g., gender identity), emphasizing the importance of remaining calm amidst life's fluctuations rather than being tossed by external changes.

Encouragement for individuals undergoing transformation to take their time and find stability within themselves during periods of change.

Acceptance of Paradoxes

Inquiry into what can help society embrace paradoxes instead of rigid binaries; personal reflection on having been an extreme individual and belief in others finding their way back to balance.

Assertion that all paths ultimately lead back to a source or higher understanding, with acceptance for those taking longer routes through life experiences.

The Law of Cause and Effect

Introduction to the principle of cause and effect as fundamental; every action has an equal reaction. This concept is widely recognized yet often misunderstood.

Clarification that nothing happens by chance; events are linked through causes rather than one event creating another directly.

Mastery Over Reactions

Emphasis on becoming conscious causes in one's life rather than reacting automatically; this represents a form of self-mastery essential for personal growth.

Encouragement for daily intentional decision-making about one's mindset and actions, promoting positive affirmations as tools for improvement.

Personal Growth and the Principle of Gender

Embracing Improvement

The speaker emphasizes a daily commitment to self-improvement, acknowledging that while mistakes are made, progress is evident. This theme of personal growth has been significant since the beginning of the year.

Reflecting on recent weeks, the speaker recognizes that their only limitation is themselves, highlighting a conscious effort to remove personal barriers to growth.

A willingness to change and deconstruct previously held beliefs or judgments is presented as essential for improvement. The speaker expresses readiness to challenge their own opinions in pursuit of betterment.

Manifestation Techniques

The discussion introduces manifestation techniques as tools for awareness and transformation, likening them to a "master key" that unlocks desired life experiences.

Understanding Gender Principles

Definition and Context

The principle of gender discussed here transcends modern definitions of physical sex or gender roles; it relates more broadly to inherent masculine and feminine principles present in all aspects of existence.

Spiritual and Physical Dimensions

The speaker references their book "Cannot Included," which explores how societal constructs have shaped perceptions of femininity. It discusses various influences from advertising to fairy tales on women's identities.

Key themes include toxic masculinity and femininity, with an emphasis on emotional manipulation as a form of toxic femininity—contrary to common misconceptions about its nature.

Exploration of Feminine and Masculine Traits

Personal Insights

The author shares personal anecdotes within their book that illustrate extreme life experiences while also providing humor. These stories serve as a backdrop for discussing deeper spiritual concepts related to gender.

Scientific Perspectives

Delving into atomic structure, the speaker explains how positive (masculine) and negative (feminine) charges are fundamental for life at a cellular level, emphasizing the necessity of both energies for creation.

Spiritual Aspects of Gender

Cosmic Representation

The discussion transitions into spiritual representations where male gods are often associated with the sun (active), while female goddesses relate more closely with the moon (receptive).

Biological Cycles

A comparison between hormonal cycles highlights differences: men typically follow a 24-hour cycle while women experience a 28-day cycle, illustrating biological manifestations of gender principles.

Understanding the Cycles of Masculine and Feminine Energies

The Sun and Moon Analogy

Men experience a hormonal cycle akin to the sun, with testosterone peaking in the morning, influencing their daily productivity.

Women's hormonal cycles mirror that of the moon, spanning approximately four weeks, beginning with menstruation during the Dark Moon phase.

Phases of the Female Cycle

The female cycle progresses through phases: menstruation (Dark Moon), follicular phase (waxing Moon), ovulation (Full Moon), and luteal phase (waning Moon).

Ovulation represents peak fertility for women, aligning with the Full Moon's brightness.

Nature's Influence on Cycles

Both male and female cycles reflect natural rhythms seen in seasons and plant growth; these cycles embody principles like polarity and correspondence.

The concept of gender is explored through various principles such as rhythm and mentalism, emphasizing interconnectedness between masculine (yang) and feminine (yin).

Creation and Destruction Dynamics

The masculine energy is linear and direct while feminine energy is cyclical; both energies meet at various points symbolizing creation.

In Hinduism, Shiva represents masculine creative/destructive energy while Shakti embodies feminine power necessary for physical manifestation.

Misconceptions about Feminine Energy

Feminine destruction has been mischaracterized as submissive; true feminine energy encompasses powerful cycles of creation and destruction.

Natural phenomena like storms or volcanic eruptions illustrate the fierce aspect of femininity often overlooked in societal narratives.

Balancing Energies for Mastery

Mental mastery involves understanding how to balance active (masculine) and receptive (feminine) energies in co-creation processes.

Manifestation requires sending intentions out into nature while being open to receiving insights or downloads from those manifestations.

Exploring Gender Dynamics in Manifestation

Masculine vs. Feminine Energy in Co-Creation

The discussion begins with the distinction between outward, active masculine energy and magnetic, receptive feminine energy in the context of manifestation.

It highlights how societal issues, such as abortion debates, often reflect differing perspectives: male politicians tend to assert objective views while women offer more nuanced opinions based on subjective experiences.

Objective vs. Subjective Mind

The speaker contrasts the masculine objective mind with the feminine subjective mind, emphasizing that conscious thought is active (masculine) while subconscious thought is receptive (feminine).

This section elaborates on voluntary versus involuntary minds; voluntary being decision-making actions and involuntary representing reactions—characteristics associated with feminine energy.

Gender Identity and Soul Experience

A question arises about whether souls are inherently masculine or feminine, suggesting that individuals choose their experiences based on lessons they wish to learn during their lifetime.

The speaker reflects on personal past life regressions where they have always perceived themselves as female but see their higher self as male, indicating a complex interplay of gender identity across lifetimes.

Ascension and Spiritual Evolution

The conversation shifts to ascension processes related to spiritual evolution; the speaker expresses skepticism about the need for souls to ascend, viewing life as an experience rather than a school for learning.

They argue that while we may embody both masculine and feminine qualities throughout our lives, our current resonance may lean towards one aspect over another.

Upcoming Discussions and Interviews

The session concludes with announcements about future content including an interview discussing true sky astrology and its evolution beyond traditional methods.

Another upcoming episode will explore Hinduism's connections to various spiritualities and sciences.

Astrology and Higher Self: A New Perspective

Exploring Alternative Astrology Concepts

The speaker discusses the idea of astrology charts that may differ from traditional interpretations, suggesting that a more accurate chart could exist based on celestial events.

Introduction to VEDA CASTROLogy, which utilizes actual degrees of zodiac signs rather than the standard 30-degree divisions; mentions the inclusion of Ophiuchus as a 13th sign.

The speaker reflects on personal experiences with nodes in astrology, indicating that some aspects did not resonate with them, highlighting the subjective nature of astrological interpretations.

Emphasizes an evolution in understanding beliefs and life cycles through astrology, suggesting transformative experiences can lead to better self-awareness and growth.

Practical Applications of Astrology

Discussion about a "moon book" planner designed to help individuals align their activities with their menstrual cycle for increased productivity during different phases.

Encouragement for audience engagement through upcoming classes and podcasts; emphasizes the importance of planning ahead for optimal productivity.

Upcoming Events and Resources

Announcement regarding a class scheduled for the 25th, with replays available on the 26th; encourages signing up for additional resources like Substack newsletters.

Mention of Joni Petrie's work on Rahu and Ketu related to lunar influences, indicating valuable resources for further exploration in astrology.