Missed me talking about Initiation Into Hermetics?
Despite everything weighing on me right now I am still gaining my momentum back. Canât help myself. Oh no, whatever do I do now?
Initiation Into Hermetics is a misleading name. The original title was in German. Der Weg zum Wahren Adepten. Which my barely A1 ass can translate as The Way of True Adept. Someone who wants to learn hermetic view of world should start with Corpus Hermeticum. Rest, well, figuring out is the fun part.
Like I told, aside from the additional practice, I will retrain on Initiation Into Hermetics. Isnât mastering basics everything?

How about I be a good student for once and this time read it from the start? Well. This brings me to the first tarot card of Franz Bardon. Which, interestingly, not the fool, but the magician.
Alright, letâs dissect this.
The moon and sun. Aha, real funny coincidence. I am guessing this is represting polarity. The Kybalion fans are getting a hard on right now. Can put anything here. Yin and yang, feminine and masculine, passive and active. Donât believe me? Take a look at a little below.
Those rays are definitely elements. The left side are the passive elements. Earth and water. The right side are the active elements. Fire and air. Akasha is on the middle, being purple. Interesting Bardon used the concept of Akasha instead of Ether. But then again, he also used the concept of Ether. I think this time I will truly figure it out.
Letâs look below that. There is an elephant, 3 people, a tree, and a mountain. If I learned anything from theosophy (and Heavenâs Gate, which Marshall Applewhite did study Theosophy, lmfao) this should symbolize the kingdoms. Animal kingdom, plant kingdom, human kingdom, and mineral kingdom.
Again, take a notice how the female is on the left, and the male is on the right. The double gendered person is right below the akasha, and between the two. This person has no color, compared to female and male, who has colors on their head and genitals, blue being magnetic force and red being electric force. So, this person is representing the electromagnetic force. Maybe we could say Tao. Since electric force is clearly yang and the other one is yin.
Earth must be either representing the macrocosm, which would suit with the guy above if he is representing microcosm, or this is Zone Girdling Earth. Aum, if this is Om, which I think is the word Brahma used to create everything, would mean for me, that the sphere would represent the manifest, and aum itself is the potential/unmanifest. Cosmos and Theos? Dunno. For the end, I will lazily assume that the lotus represents illumination, knowledge, and attainment. Knowledge and attainment, hm. Could this be related to our personal genius? I think I am overreaching here. I will just stop right here.
Thats all, folks. 