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Modern autodidacts need to stop trying to justify themselves to oversocialized blockheads. They should instead follow in the footsteps of Old Europe's alchemists. Unironically.

>>19255933
>the 7 hermetic principles are not a real thing
>The principle of mentalism
Everything starts with the brain
>The principle of correspondence
Holographic principle of physics
>The principle of vibration
Molecular vibration, from the tiniest things on the universe to the largest, nothing rests.
>The principle of polarity
"Real" and "not real", porality is everywhere, you refute yourself.
>The principle of rhythm
Law of conservation of energy
>The principle of cause and effect
There is nothing in physics that denies causality (cause and effect)
>The principle of gender
There's masculine and feminine traits, in biology is called chromosome XX and XY

So yeah, they are real, they are eternal laws whether you like it or not.

Are hermeticism and neoplatonism worth looking into?
I sometimes see anons act as if Plotinus, Dionysius and the hermetics were the absolute pinnacle of philosophy/theology and the way out of the cave so to speak. Is it true?

>>16752906
>a hellenized version of the egyptian religion
Is it, really?

>>16748630
Hermeticism, is the Ultimate pill.

>Zizek
>Evola
>Linkola