The Kybalion, Chapter 3 summary
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In Chapter 3, the speakers define Mental Transmutation as changing mental states and argue that a mental universe makes such changes relevant to matter and force. They distinguish the powers attributed to Masters from ordinary mental practice, presenting Mentalism as the foundation for understanding influence over oneself, others, and material conditions.
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- The speakers present Hermetic learning as the source of several sciences and credit ancient Egyptians with both practical and hidden knowledge.
- They define Mental Transmutation as transforming mental states, comparing this practice with the transformation of metals.
- They argue that, if the universe is mental, mental transformation can also change matter and force.
- They attribute control over major natural events to secluded Masters, while describing mental practice as available to less advanced students.
- They describe influence over oneself and others, acknowledge opposite moral uses, and identify Mentalism as the foundation of the teaching.
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