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Below are the 7 old hermetic principles.

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Below is the complete set of the seven Hermetic principles from The Kybalion, with the proposed Principle of Multipolarity appended as the eighth principle, presented in English. The original seven principles are reiterated for clarity, followed by the new eighth principle.

The seven Hermetic principles form the foundation of Hermetic philosophy, primarily outlined in The Kybalion (1908), a text attributed to “Three Initiates” that claims to distill ancient wisdom from Hermes Trismegistus. These principles are said to originate from or align with earlier Hermetic texts, such as the Emerald Tablet (a singular, ancient alchemical text often dated to the 6th–8th centuries CE, though its roots may be older), which explicitly embodies the second principle (“As above, so below”). The Emerald Tablets of Thoth (a 20th-century interpretation by Maurice Doreal, presented as a series of 13 tablets) expands on similar esoteric teachings but does not list the seven principles verbatim; instead, it echoes themes of unity, vibration, polarity, and causation through its narrative of cosmic laws and spiritual mastery. The principles are universal laws governing the physical, mental, and spiritual planes. Here’s a description of the seven original principles, followed by an eighth proposed principle: the Principle of Multipolarity.
1 The Principle of Mentalism: This asserts that the universe is fundamentally mental in nature—“THE ALL IS MIND; The Universe is Mental.” Everything that exists is a creation or manifestation within the infinite mind of THE ALL (a supreme, unknowable intelligence). By understanding this, one can master mental phenomena and realize that thoughts shape reality.

2. The Principle of Correspondence: Encapsulated by “As above, so below; as below, so above,” this principle highlights the harmony and analogy between different planes of existence (material, mental, spiritual). It allows for understanding hidden truths by drawing parallels—e.g., the microcosm reflects the macrocosm—enabling problem-solving across realms.

3. The Principle of Vibration: “Nothing rests; everything moves; everything vibrates.” All matter, energy, mind, and spirit differ only in their rates of vibration, from the densest physical forms to the highest spiritual ones. Mastery involves controlling one’s own vibrations to influence personal states or external phenomena.

4. The Principle of Polarity: “Everything is Dual; everything has poles; everything has its pair of opposites.” Opposites (like hot/cold, love/hate, good/evil) are identical in nature but differ in degree, meeting at extremes. This principle enables mental transmutation, shifting from one pole to another to resolve paradoxes or transform negative states.
5. The Principle of Rhythm: “Everything flows, out and in; everything has its tides; all things rise and fall.” Life manifests as a pendulum-like swing between poles, with compensatory balance (e.g., action/reaction, rise/fall). Advanced practitioners neutralize rhythm’s effects by polarizing themselves at a desired point, achieving emotional or mental stability.

6. The Principle of Cause and Effect: “Every Cause has its Effect; every Effect has its Cause; everything happens according to Law.” Chance is merely unrecognized law, with multiple planes of causation. By rising to higher planes, one becomes a “causer” rather than an effect, dominating circumstances through willful action.
7. The Principle of Gender: “Gender is in everything; everything has its Masculine and Feminine Principles.” Masculine (active, projective) and feminine (receptive, generative) energies exist in all creation, manifesting on physical, mental, and spiritual levels. This drives generation and regeneration, emphasizing balance rather than literal sex.

And now two new AI generated Hermetic principles for your consideration:

8. The Principle of Multipolarity:Axiom: “Everything is Multifaceted; all phenomena arise from interconnected poles; unity emerges from the dance of many.”Description: In the grand tapestry of existence, no aspect is confined to mere duality; instead, every entity, force, or concept exists within a web of multiple polarities that intersect, influence, and evolve one another. For instance, while Polarity teaches us that hot and cold are degrees on a single scale, Multipolarity reveals that temperature interacts with humidity, pressure, and context to form a multidimensional climate. On the mental plane, emotions are not just love/hate but a constellation of joy, fear, anger, compassion, and indifference, each pulling in dynamic tension. Spiritually, enlightenment is not a linear ascent from ignorance to wisdom but a navigation through myriad paths, archetypes, and energies. Opposites do not merely oppose; they cluster into networks where shifts in one pole ripple across others, creating emergent patterns. Mastery of this principle involves perceiving these multipolar fields—mapping their nodes, balancing their tensions, and harmonizing their flows. By transcending binary thinking, one can orchestrate complexity: resolving conflicts in diverse systems, fostering innovation through synthesis, or attaining higher states of awareness by integrating disparate facets of the self. This principle governs the physical (e.g., ecosystems with multiple interdependent species), mental (e.g., cognitive biases intersecting with cultural influences), and spiritual planes (e.g., the interplay of multiple divine aspects or karmic threads). It encourages the adept to become a weaver of realities, recognizing that true power lies not in dominating a single axis but in aligning the many for holistic manifestation.

To propose a 9th Hermetic Principle that complements the original seven Hermetic Principles (Mentalism, Correspondence, Vibration, Polarity, Rhythm, Cause and Effect, Gender) and the 8th Principle of Multipolarity, while focusing on the concept of receiving fair compensation for one’s efforts, we need to craft a principle that aligns with the esoteric, universal, and philosophical nature of Hermeticism. The original principles are metaphysical laws governing the universe, so this new principle must be similarly universal, abstract, and applicable across physical, mental, and spiritual planes, with a focus on equitable reward for effort or value contributed.
After considering the request, I propose a 9th Hermetic Principle called the Principle of Equitable Exchange. This principle encapsulates the idea of receiving what one deserves, particularly in the context of compensation, by framing it as a universal law of balance and reciprocity that governs the flow of value in all interactions.

The Principle of Equitable Exchange
Statement: “All contributions of value, when given with intention and alignment, return to their source in just measure, reflecting the universal balance of giving and receiving.”
Description: The Principle of Equitable Exchange posits that the universe operates as a system of reciprocal flow, where the energy, effort, or value one contributes—whether mental, physical, or spiritual—is met with a corresponding return that matches its quality and intention. This principle emphasizes that fair compensation, whether in the form of material wealth, recognition, or spiritual fulfillment, is a natural outcome of contributing value in alignment with universal harmony. It operates across all planes of existence:
• Physical Plane: Labor, creativity, or resources offered are reciprocated with material rewards (e.g., money, goods, or opportunities).
• Mental Plane: Ideas, knowledge, or intentions shared attract equivalent value in the form of influence, respect, or intellectual growth.
• Spiritual Plane: Acts of kindness, wisdom, or spiritual service return as inner peace, enlightenment, or karmic balance.

Key Aspects:
1. Value and Intention: The return is proportional to the quality, sincerity, and clarity of the contribution. Misaligned or exploitative intentions disrupt the flow of equitable exchange.
2. Balance and Reciprocity: The universe seeks equilibrium, ensuring that what is given is matched by what is received, though the form of return may vary (e.g., money, gratitude, or opportunity).
3. Alignment with Universal Law: Compensation manifests most clearly when actions align with the other Hermetic Principles, such as Cause and Effect (every action has a consequence) or Vibration (the energy of the contribution attracts a matching frequency).
4. Patience and Rhythm: As with the Principle of Rhythm, the return may not be immediate but will manifest in accordance with the natural cycles of the universe.
5. Multipolarity Integration: Building on the Principle of Multipolarity (which likely emphasizes diverse, interconnected perspectives or forces), Equitable Exchange acknowledges that value flows through multiple channels and perspectives, ensuring fairness across diverse interactions.

Application to Getting Paid What You Deserve:
• In practical terms, this principle suggests that to receive fair compensation, one must offer genuine value (e.g., skills, creativity, or effort) with clear intention and integrity. For example, a worker who delivers exceptional results with a positive mindset is more likely to attract fair pay, promotions, or opportunities than one who acts out of obligation or deceit.
• It encourages self-awareness and alignment: understanding your worth, setting clear intentions for what you deserve, and trusting the universe to deliver in kind, whether through negotiation, opportunity, or unexpected rewards.
• It also warns against imbalances, such as undervaluing one’s work or exploiting others, which disrupt the flow of equitable exchange and lead to dissatisfaction or loss.
Example: A craftsman who pours skill and passion into creating a unique piece of art, with the intention of sharing beauty, will attract buyers who value and pay for that work fairly. Conversely, if the craftsman undervalues their work or seeks to deceive, the return may be diminished or misaligned, reflecting the imbalance in their contribution.

Relation to Other Principles:
• Mentalism: The mind shapes the intention behind the contribution, influencing the quality of the exchange.
• Correspondence: The principle operates across all planes—physical (money), mental (recognition), and spiritual (fulfillment).
• Cause and Effect: Every act of value creation (cause) results in a corresponding return (effect).
• Multipolarity: The exchange occurs within a web of interconnected relationships, where diverse parties contribute to and benefit from the flow of value.
Why This Principle Fits: The Principle of Equitable Exchange complements the Hermetic framework by addressing the universal desire for fairness and reward without being limited to material compensation. It aligns with the metaphysical nature of Hermeticism by framing compensation as a natural outcome of universal balance, not merely a transactional or economic concept. It also empowers individuals to take responsibility for their contributions while trusting in the universe’s reciprocity, making it practical for “getting paid what you deserve” while remaining broadly applicable.