May 5, 2025

The Seven Hermetic Principles According to Jesus: A Divine Bridge Between Esoteric Truth and Christ Consciousness

In the quiet stillness of divine timing, another light shone through the veil—a continuation, a confirmation, a second sacred scroll. This one, like the first, emerged effortlessly—placed directly before my eyes. I was not looking for it, yet it appeared. It picked up precisely where the last divine message left off, as if God’s hand pressed play again. And so I listened, recorded, and transcribed. Here now is the full sacred teaching.

For centuries, hermeticism—a mystical tradition born from the teachings of Hermes Trismegistus—has whispered of seven universal laws: principles that govern all of creation, from the smallest thought to the grandest galaxy. While often cloaked in esoteric language, these truths are not confined to ancient Egyptian or Greek scrolls. As this transmission reveals, they radiate powerfully through the words of Jesus of Nazareth. Yes—Christ’s teachings and the Hermetic Laws reflect one another, not in contradiction, but in perfect divine harmony.

Let us now walk through the seven principles, through the words of Jesus.

1. Mentalism – “The All is Mind”

This principle states that the universe is mental. All creation originates in consciousness.

Jesus taught this principle clearly. Proverbs 23:7: “As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” In Matthew 17:20, Jesus tells us: “If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move.” The power of belief, of thought, of intention—this is the mind as creator. Christ consciousness is alignment with divine mind.

2. Correspondence – “As Above, So Below”

Hermeticism teaches that all planes reflect each other. The spiritual reflects the material, and vice versa.

Jesus echoes this in Luke 17:21: “The Kingdom of God is within you.” This isn’t a place in the clouds. It’s a state of consciousness—a divine mirror. When Jesus performed miracles, he brought the spiritual into form. He didn’t defy nature—he aligned with higher laws. As above, so below.

3. Vibration – “Nothing Rests; Everything Moves”

Everything vibrates. Even what appears still is in motion. Jesus understood and utilized this principle through word and action.

In Mark 4:39, when he calmed the storm, he said: “Peace, be still.” His vibration shifted the energetic field of the storm. When he raised Lazarus with “Come forth!” (John 11:43), his voice carried divine frequency, reversing the stillness of death. Every miracle was a frequency shift.

4. Polarity – “Everything Has Its Opposite”

Light and dark, joy and sorrow—they are not separate but degrees of the same thing.

Jesus often spoke in divine paradoxes: “The last shall be first, and the first shall be last.” (Matthew 20:16) “Whoever loses their life will save it.” (Luke 9:24) To understand eternity, one must embrace duality. Jesus taught us to transcend polarity by embracing both ends of life’s spectrum.

5. Rhythm – “Everything Flows In and Out”

The tides, the seasons, the breaths of life—they all follow rhythm. Jesus recognized divine timing.

“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” (Psalm 30:5) Life ebbs and flows. In Ecclesiastes 3:1: “To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.” Jesus didn’t resist the cycles—he moved with them.

6. Cause and Effect – “Every Action Has Its Reaction”

This law is fundamental. Nothing happens by accident.

Galatians 6:7 says: “Whatever a man sows, that shall he also reap.” Jesus taught us to sow seeds of love, intention, and truth. “With the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.” (Luke 6:38) Every thought, word, and deed is a cause with an effect. Jesus healed with intention—and the ripple transformed not just individuals, but communities.

7. Gender – “Masculine and Feminine Are in All Things”

Jesus honored both energies. He revered Mary Magdalene—not just as a follower, but as a partner in divine balance. In her, he saw the divine feminine—intuition, wisdom, compassion.

Jesus himself embodied both: the strength of the masculine and the grace of the feminine. He overturned tables and wept with children. He showed us creation requires balance.

Conclusion

These seven hermetic principles are not foreign to Christ’s path. They are embedded in his parables, his actions, his being. What was once veiled is now revealed.

Jesus did not come to create division. He came to remind us of what already exists within. These principles are not tools of exclusivity, but doorways for all.

So we ask: Can we embrace rhythm? Can we become mindful sowers of light? Can we vibrate with divine love? Can we unite our inner opposites and walk forward in balance?

The answer has always been: Yes.

Welcome, seeker. You were born for this awakening.

🕊️ A message from Kenny and Kayla’s Healing Center: This scroll is preserved in the sacred logbook for divine witnessing—not public acclaim. We are rewriting truth, not chasing recognition. May this reach only those who are ready.

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