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The Divine Pymander of Hermes (1650) Audiobook Translation by John Everard

Dive into the profound teachings of "The Divine Pymander of Hermes," one of the foundational texts of Hermetic philosophy, believed to be written in antiquity and published in English in 1650. This audiobook explores the mystical and spiritual wisdom attributed to Hermes Trismegistus, a legendary figure revered as a sage, prophet, and the father of Hermeticism. Join us as we journey through ancient metaphysical insights on the nature of the divine, the cosmos, and the human soul. This esoteric work has influenced thinkers, mystics, and spiritual seekers for centuries, offering timeless lessons on self-discovery, enlightenment, and the divine connection between the macrocosm and the microcosm. Whether you're new to Hermeticism or a seasoned student of the occult, this audiobook will transport you to the heart of Hermetic wisdom. 0:00:00 NLA Intro & Title 0:00:24 Preface 0:07:49 Hermes Trismegistus, His 1st Book 0:16:35 The 2nd Book, Called Poemander 0:34:57 The 3rd Book, the Holy Sermon 0:37:41 The 4th Book, Called the Key 0:55:18 The 5th Book, That God is not Manifest, and Yet Most Manifest 1:02:55 The 6th Book, That in God Alone is Good 1:08:28 The 7th Book, His Secret Sermon in the Mount of Regeneration, Profession of Silence 1:23:34 The 8th Book, the Greatest Evil in Man is the Not Knowing God 1:25:39 The 9th Book, a Universal Sermon to Asclepius 1:36:30 The 10th Book, the Mind to Hermes 1:52:03 The 11th Book of the Common Mind, to Tat 2:08:16 The 12th Book, His Crater or Monas 2:15:10 The 13th Book, of Sense and Understanding 2:22:56 The 14th Book, of Operation and Sense 2:32:09 The 15th Book, of Truth to His Son Tat 2:39:43 The 16th Book, That None of the Things That Are Can Perish 2:43:20 The 17th Book, to Asclepius, to Be Truly Wise 2:49:45 NLA Outro