The Psalms of David

150 Psalms

of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of  sinners,

 nor sitteth in the seat of the scornful.

The Kybalion

Three Initiates

I. The Hermetic Philosophy
  II. The Seven Hermetic Principles
        1. The Principle of Mentalism
        2. The Principle of Correspondence
        3. The Principle of Vibration
        4. The Principle of Polarity
        5. The Principle of Rhythm
        6. The Principle of Cause and Effect
        7. The Principle of Gender
  III. Mental Transmutation
  IV. The All
  V. The Mental Universe
  VI. The Divine Paradox
  VII. "The All" in All
  VIII. Planes of Correspondence
  IX. Vibration
  X. Polarity
  XI. Rhythm
  XII. Causation
  XIII. Gender
  XIV. Mental Gender
  XV. Hermetic Axioms

The Language of Parable

William Worcester

1. Correspondences

2. High and Low

3. Heat and Cold

4. Light and Darkness

5. Seeing and Hearing

6. Eating

7. Speech

8. Hands and Feet

9. Sickness and Healing

10. Childhood, Youth, and Old Age

11. Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral

12. Sheep and Goats

13. Oxen

14. The Horse and Ass

15. Swine

16. The Lion

17. Serpents

18. Birds

19. Fishes

20. Insects

21. Leaf, Flower, and Fruit

22. The Olive

23. The Vine

24. The Fig-tree

25. The Palm

26. Grains

27. Timber-trees

28. Water

29. Clouds

30. Sun, Moon, and Stars

31. Quarters

32. Numbers

33. Rocks

34. Precious Stones

35. Ivory and Pearl

36. Gold and Silver

37. Copper and Iron

38. Representative Countries

39. Palestine

40. Houses and Cities

41. The Tabernacle and Temple

42. Garments

43. Representative Persons