#law of rhythm

[blueheartbooks]

Unlocking the Mysteries of Existence - A Journey Through "The Kybalion"

"The Kybalion: A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece" by Three Initiates is a timeless masterpiece that unveils the profound teachings of Hermeticism, an ancient and esoteric philosophical tradition that has captivated seekers of wisdom for centuries. This enigmatic book delves into the fundamental principles governing the universe, offering readers a glimpse into the secrets of creation, transformation, and spiritual enlightenment.

At its core, "The Kybalion" explores the Seven Hermetic Principles, which are the foundation of Hermetic philosophy. These principles include the Law of Mentalism, the Law of Correspondence, the Law of Vibration, the Law of Polarity, the Law of Rhythm, the Law of Cause and Effect, and the Law of Gender. Through the wisdom contained within these principles, the book takes readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and understanding of the universe.

One of the strengths of "The Kybalion" is its ability to present complex metaphysical concepts in a clear and accessible manner. The Three Initiates, who remain anonymous, have crafted a text that is both profound and practical. Each principle is explained with examples and analogies, making it easier for readers to grasp the depth of Hermetic wisdom. The authors also emphasize the interconnectedness of these principles, highlighting how they work in harmony to shape our reality.

What sets this book apart is its focus on the practical application of Hermetic principles in everyday life. It encourages readers to harness the power of their thoughts, emotions, and actions to transform themselves and their circumstances. By understanding and aligning with the Hermetic Laws, individuals can achieve personal growth, spiritual evolution, and a deeper connection to the cosmos.

"The Kybalion" also delves into the concept of mental transmutation, which is the process of consciously shifting one's thoughts and emotions to create a more positive and harmonious life. This idea is particularly relevant in today's world, where the importance of mindfulness and the law of attraction is widely recognized.

However, it's important to approach "The Kybalion" with an open mind and a willingness to contemplate its teachings deeply. Some readers may find the ideas challenging or even contradictory to conventional beliefs. Yet, therein lies the beauty of Hermeticism—it invites exploration and introspection, encouraging individuals to question and seek their own truth.

In conclusion, "The Kybalion" is a profound and enlightening work that has the power to transform the lives of those who delve into its pages. It serves as a timeless guide to understanding the mysteries of the universe, the power of the mind, and the path to spiritual awakening. Whether you are a seasoned seeker of esoteric wisdom or a newcomer to Hermeticism, this book offers a valuable and life-changing journey into the heart of ancient philosophical teachings.

"The Kybalion: A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece" by Three Initiates is available in Amazon in paperback 12.99$ and hardcover 20.99$ editions.

Length of the book: 198 pages

Language: English

Rating: 10/10

Link of the book!

Review by: King's Cat (its a Paw-e-some! book!)

[healerinchief]

Balance is the key to thriving and longevity.

I was allowing myself to experience some intense enjoyable feelings this morning by concentrating on a daydream I’ve had for many years that showed up in a new way… and then I went out into the world, a bit ungrounded.

The Law of Rhythm quickly reminded me that when I spend too much time in any extreme feeling that Life always responds by bringing me just as much intense opposite feelings/experiences. 😅

Fortunately I realized this was just a wake up call to be more aware and in control of the frequency of the vibration I radiate at all times; to help make my future more enjoyable and peaceful.

What I experienced as an effect of forgetting to be initially aware and reasonable was a bit frightening in the moment… although it almost felt like a dream now that some time has passed, especially since I’ve processed it from a grounded space without any emotion.

I am grateful I understand the Law of Rhythm well. It helped me reason my way out of the extreme swing, balance my energy, and find the positive in all my experiences this morning… including the swing between polarities.

What a great reminder that nothing ever happens by chance, but always by immutable Law.

I continue to be ever humbled by Life and honored to play my part better. 🙌

[overjoyedlabs]

The Law of Vibration: Manifesting through feeling and thinking

The Law of Vibration I know that a lot of you guys are here for The law of Attraction stuff, but we are starting with one of the most important laws: The law of Vibration. The Law of Vibration states that basically everything(be it tangible or not) is made up of energy. Even Nasa said that the Universe is “made of all of the matter and energy that space contains.” That energy vibrates at…

[blueheartbookclub]

Unlocking the Mysteries of Existence - A Journey Through "The Kybalion"

"The Kybalion: A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece" by Three Initiates is a timeless masterpiece that unveils the profound teachings of Hermeticism, an ancient and esoteric philosophical tradition that has captivated seekers of wisdom for centuries. This enigmatic book delves into the fundamental principles governing the universe, offering readers a glimpse into the secrets of creation, transformation, and spiritual enlightenment.

At its core, "The Kybalion" explores the Seven Hermetic Principles, which are the foundation of Hermetic philosophy. These principles include the Law of Mentalism, the Law of Correspondence, the Law of Vibration, the Law of Polarity, the Law of Rhythm, the Law of Cause and Effect, and the Law of Gender. Through the wisdom contained within these principles, the book takes readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and understanding of the universe.

One of the strengths of "The Kybalion" is its ability to present complex metaphysical concepts in a clear and accessible manner. The Three Initiates, who remain anonymous, have crafted a text that is both profound and practical. Each principle is explained with examples and analogies, making it easier for readers to grasp the depth of Hermetic wisdom. The authors also emphasize the interconnectedness of these principles, highlighting how they work in harmony to shape our reality.

What sets this book apart is its focus on the practical application of Hermetic principles in everyday life. It encourages readers to harness the power of their thoughts, emotions, and actions to transform themselves and their circumstances. By understanding and aligning with the Hermetic Laws, individuals can achieve personal growth, spiritual evolution, and a deeper connection to the cosmos.

"The Kybalion" also delves into the concept of mental transmutation, which is the process of consciously shifting one's thoughts and emotions to create a more positive and harmonious life. This idea is particularly relevant in today's world, where the importance of mindfulness and the law of attraction is widely recognized.

However, it's important to approach "The Kybalion" with an open mind and a willingness to contemplate its teachings deeply. Some readers may find the ideas challenging or even contradictory to conventional beliefs. Yet, therein lies the beauty of Hermeticism—it invites exploration and introspection, encouraging individuals to question and seek their own truth.

In conclusion, "The Kybalion" is a profound and enlightening work that has the power to transform the lives of those who delve into its pages. It serves as a timeless guide to understanding the mysteries of the universe, the power of the mind, and the path to spiritual awakening. Whether you are a seasoned seeker of esoteric wisdom or a newcomer to Hermeticism, this book offers a valuable and life-changing journey into the heart of ancient philosophical teachings.

"The Kybalion: A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egypt and Greece" by Three Initiates is available in Amazon in paperback 12.99$ and hardcover 20.99$ editions.

Length of the book: 198 pages

Language: English

Rating: 10/10

Link of the book!

Review by: King's Cat (its a Paw-e-some! book!)

[iridescentalchemyst]

The Twelve Universal Laws

This article has been modified from its original version- Republished on 4/1/2023 with UPDATED GRAPHICS!

*this post has been modified from it’s original version and was republished on 4/1/2023 with updated graphics! Perhaps you feel lost, confused, uncertain of your place in the world and why you are here. Maybe your life seems like a constant series of ‘one step forward, two steps back.’ You make plans, and even though you try your hardest, something always goes wrong. Every day there are new…

[bigpicturequestions]

Spiritual Guide To Our Universal Laws (Video)

Spiritual Guide To Our Universal Laws (Video)

Here is a video describing my recently published book, “Spiritual Guide To Our Universal Laws” by Ulla Sarmiento. LINK to the book at Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/3wx7xuj7 Available on Amazon (Kindle/Paperback) and Smashwords (any ebook format). You can watch the video here on this page or go to my YouTube channel.   This book describes all 12 Universal Laws and 21 Sub-Laws from the perspective…

[onlycosmere]

Questioner: If Steris, Rock, and Lift had to prepare potatoes, how would they prepare them?

Brandon Sanderson: This is actually pretty easy because Lift would get there without her potatoes, right? Now, she probably ate some of them, she probably just lost the others, she maybe gave some of them away to people who needed them. She's not going to arrive with any potatoes.

If you give Lift a sack of potatoes, it's on you. You can know the potatoes went to good places. She probably tried to feed one to her chicken, it probably didn't like it very much, mine doesn't, but she tried.

Rock is going to make something delicious because it's a challenge to him. He's not familiar with a potato, he's like what do I do with this thing? He's going to figure out how to make something very very very cool with it.

Steris is going to buy a recipe book. She's going to make every potato dish in there, in case you don't like the one that she made. 

[tea-tuesday]

09/01/2023

this morning i had a 9:30 meeting but i overslept after turning off my alarm and woke up at 9:29 😵‍💫!! i logged into the meeting 4 minutes late, but luckily my supervisor was also late because she was in the wrong virtual room so we both ended up profusely apologizing for being late lolol. lesson learned: don't schedule 9:30 meetings !! i got to log off early today and explored downtown, getting coffee and chasing the sunset 🌇 also came home and studied jazz history, which i've been doing for fun :))

[tridentariuss]

[plus-low-overthrow]

Jahari Massamba Unit - Boppin' (Law of Rhythm)

Open Drums, 2024.

MADLIB & Karriem Riggins project.

[decisivelyindecisivelibra]

An Hoid Observation

I think that TLM really drove this home for me, but the different role/s Hoid fulfills in Stormlight vs. Mistborn is really interesting and corresponds to the magic systems of Roshar and Scadriel. *Spoilers and semi-lengthy so below the cut*

Stormlight, we’ve seen that heritage plays little to no role in who’s Invested or not. Conversely, the ability to use Investiture in Mistborn is entirely hereditary—sans lerasium. The form the Investiture takes is similar. Stormlight is insubstantial, spren are native to the Cognitive Realm, although they can manifest as solid—more or less, as Shardblade or not—due to the Nahal bond. Meanwhile, on Scadriel, they’re ingesting metal generally native to the Physical Realm. Suppose that’s Allomancer specific, but Feruchemists and Hemalurgists(?) also both depend upon metal, just in as spikes or Metalminds.

There’s probably something you could say about the fact that Stormlight will naturally be lost—ephemeral—while metals won’t be, but I haven’t given that enough thought.

As per the title, Hoid’s role changes like ^ in the different stories. Stormlight, I think we’ve all lost our minds for at least one of his stories, but he’s almost never Physically Doing anything. He offers emotional or mental tools/respite/aid, but he doesn’t typically Do anything. Even when he’s the King’s Wit in WoK, his work is verbal. Exceptions include when he was the carriage driver in WoR, and his and Jasnah’s scheme in RoW. Welcome to other exceptions that I’ve missed. I’m not counting giving the flute to Kaladin because there’s still something to come there, I’m almost positive. And The Dog and the Dragon was mental not physical, so I consider that supporting nor dissenting. Hoid’s role in Stormlight is characterized by immaterial service, considering the mental/emotional states of our Radiants, makes sense.

Compare with his antics on Scadriel. He gives the coin to Wax, and frequently plays carriage and automobile driver, as well as dinghy/rowboat operator. Interestingly, Mistborn Era 1 does buck this a bit since he’s an informant. It’s been a while since Mistborn Era 1, forgive my imperfect memory. Anyway, Mistborn Era 2, the cast tends to need physical aid more than mental/emotional; not to say they don’t need any, but not Hoid’s type it seems.

TLDR: Hoid’s help is mental/emotional/immaterial on Roshar where the Investiture is immaterial, connected to mind/emotions more than Scadriel. Hoid’s help is physical on Scadriel where Investiture is material.

Pardon any mistakes or faulty technical language, feel free to correct or add. Just something that occurred to me, sorry if anyone’s said this before.

[lewisossokoh]

Roller Coaster Park In Music Videos Pt.1

Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Love Rollercoaster

Katy Perry - Chained To The Rhythm

Mariah Carey - Fantasy

Beyoncé - XO

Jordan Knight - Give It To You

John Travolta - Olivia Newton John - You're The One That I Want

JoJo - Baby It's You

Bon Jovi - Roller Coaster

Ben Rector - Brand New

Longwave - Tidal Wave

Fozzy - Sane

Billy Gillman - Roller Coaster

[healerinchief]

Like all else in Life,

Love has a rhythm,

Love ebbs and flows.

Some days it’s easy

to Love yourself,

Some days

it’s not so easy.

Some days it’s

easy to Love others,

Some days

it’s not so easy.

Be aware

and adapt,

as lovingly

as possible.

[overjoyedlabs]

What's the Universe and It's 12 Laws?

Most of us have heard of the Law of Attraction, which always steals the show when talking about manifesting. However there are a total of 12 Universal Laws that don’t always get the same amount of shine, despite how much effort they also put into manifesting our wants, needs, and goals.  Let’s discuss the main laws that have a way bigger influence in manifesting than we think.  So what is the…

[the-uninspired-artist-account]

Not sure if anyone has done this already, but the trial in RoW gives off such Ace Attorney vibes

[starlightbelle]

I didn't want to derail @meteortrails’ post but I liked @thevastnessof 's tags:

#contemplates how law is an older brother and luffy is a younger brother and neither of them had any siblings left #(well until sabo and luffy reunited but yknow)

You're so right! I hope you don't mind me creating a new post to talk about this but it also got me thinking about how Law is an older brother and Rosi is a younger brother - I feel there's something to be said about that too. It also plays into the dynamic between them I read in a fic this morning by @purplehairedwonder (ao3 link here too)

I can't put it into words very cohesively rn but there's something to be said. I find it especially interesting with Cora and Law because Rosinante is the adult and in objectively a better position to protect Law. But Law is still an older brother at heart and can't deny the part of him that wants to protect/help. The fic I linked to does a good job of showing that, too.

As far as Law and Luffy's dynamic goes, since Luffy is younger than Law, it does put them more fittingly in a older bro/younger bro type of picture from the get-go. Fits the mold a little more just because of their ages. I imagine, to an extent, it probably feels very natural to both of them since it's what they were/are accustomed to.