The Seven Principles of Hermes

$15 each or purchase all seven (7) for $60.

It was in 1908 when an unidentified author or writers found a book called The Kybalion. It was presented by a person using the alias “The Three Initiates,” who stated that the work was written by Hermes Trismegistus, or the divinity (god) Djahuti, who appeared on Earth as a priesthood rather than a single man as some would have you think. 

The Kybalion is where the Seven Laws, also known as the Seven Principles of Hermes, were drafted. Understanding how this third-dimensional reality operates and how other dimensions function as well. By being aware of the Seven Hermetic Principles, you can perform your magick with greater control and professionalism. Understanding the Seven Hermetic Laws enables you to perform magic more skillfully and subtly by working within their bounds.

Remind yourself of your divinity with these intriguing and beautifully designed 6×4 (6 x 4 in) textured watercolor paper-mounted posters. Each art poster comes ready to hang in seconds with 3M Velcro hanging dots included (four per print).

Please note that since every item is made just for you, there may be slight variances in the product received.

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In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the first Hermetic principle is the principle of mentalism.
In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the second Hermetic principle is the principle of correspondence.
In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the third Hermetic principle is the principle of vibration.
In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the fourth Hermetic principle is the principle of polarity.
In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the fifth Hermetic principle is the principle of Rhythm.
In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the sixth Hermetic principle is the principle of Cause & Effect.
In this constantly changing world, it is easy to forget your divinity. Help yourself stay on track by reminding yourself that the seventh Hermetic principle is the principle of Gender.