This recording contains the work of Manly P. Hall, and is originally from the Divine Pymander, or the Corpus Hermiticum, attributed to Hermes. I felt it was important to add to my content as it is a foundation upon which many of the mysteries are built. I will likely refer to this passage often in later posts and so I felt it was best to have it actively available to all listeners.

The Divine Pymander of Hermes Mercurius Trismegistus is one of the earliest of the Hermetic writings. While probably not in its original form, having been remodeled during the first centuries of the Christian Era and incorrectly translated since, this work undoubtedly contains many of the original concepts of the Hermetic cultus. The Divine Pymander consists of seventeen fragmentary writings gathered together and put forth as one work. The second book of The Divi ...