The Kybalion: resumen de Chapter 10

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1. The teaching defines polarity as two opposing ends of one thing, separated by degrees rather than differences in kind.
2. Physical examples include temperature, light, sound, color, size, and direction; good and bad also depend on relative position.
3. Love and hate, like courage and fear, form mental scales whose opposing states can change into each other.
4. Polarization changes states within one class; it cannot turn fear into love or heat into sharpness.
5. A mental scientist illustrates induction by using trained will to produce a more positive state in another person.
6. The closing advice urges students to understand polarity so they can manage their states and help others.

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