Thread 41077766

A few days ago there was a thread on books to read to introduce initiates to Hermetic principles.

Someone made a list that included the Kybalian to start with and some others a little more advanced. I've been reading the Kybalian and really connecting with it but I can't find the old thread with the rest of the books on the list and was hoping an anon could provide some good books I can read into once I finish this one.

>>41077766 (OP)
Modern esoteric books are mostly junk. Read the Corpus Hermeticum.

>>41077787
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https://digitalambler.com/2021/06/17/hermeticism-faq-part-i-overview-and-history/

>>41077766 (OP) (checked)
How the fuck is it possible to read something and not even know how to spell the title? The Kybalion, faggot.

>>41077800
Because I don't care, it doesn't matter, and it triggers you.

There was another book called The Magick Mind" or something like that, I don't remember the exact title but it was more about the application of these principles than just the background of them.

>>41077766 (OP)
Studying hermeticism seems more like a historian's jive than an occultist.
If you like Kybalion check out Willy Atkinson's other books. Thought Vibration is similar.

>>41078112
Thank you for the suggestion. I found the og thread in the archives. This is the list I was looking for.

>>41077766 (OP)
https://occult-mysteries.org/hermetic-occult-books.html
https://occult-mysteries.org/hermes/hermes-intro.html

>>41078286
Based

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https://archive.org/details/initiation-into-hermetics-sacred-magick-edition

https://archive.org/details/the-ra-material-the-law-of-one-v-1-5-don-elkins-carla-rueckert

https://archive.org/details/taotechinglaotzuvictorhmair_202002

https://archive.org/details/the-forbidden-religion