Hermes Trismegistus is the personification of the archetype of the divine messenger, the mediator between gods and people. He was the first initiator of Egypt to bring the ancient Atlanis legacy to the Egyptian lands, making them the center of esoteric, spiritual and occult teachings.
Hermes is the level of heavenly initiation or generic name, like Buddha or Jesus. His great mission was to transfer to mankind the Knowledge about the higher laws of the Universe and about the structure of the universe. The Mysteries report that Hermes Trismegistus was delivered from death, and being reborn many times, from incarnation to incarnation, he returned to the world of people in order to fulfill the mission given to him from above.
After the collapse of the Atlantic civilization and the destruction of its continent, Thoth Hermes Trismegistus landed on the shores of Africa, where he later erected the Great Pyramids of Giza, which became temples for his mystical teachings.
Millennia passed. Egypt experienced the overthrow of power, the invasion of the pagans, and the fall to idolatry. But the pyramids of Giza remained unshakable and unapproachable, fulfilling their purpose and preserving the great legacy of the ancient initiate Hermes Trismegistus.
Many spiritual teachers passed through the initiation of the Egyptian pyramids. Orpheus and Moses created their religions on the basis of hermetic knowledge. In the Middle Ages, the teachings of Hermes were reflected in the Sufis. In Europe, hermeticism spread through the mystical science - alchemy.
In total, 42 works are credited to Hermes Trismegistus, including works on astrology, alchemy, philosophy, magic and medicine. The most popular ones are:
* The emerald tablet of Hermes Trismegistus, which was found in the Egyptian temple at his grave. The tablet is carved on an emerald plate and contains a text with the main theses of the Hermetic teaching. Medieval alchemists believed that a magic formula was encrypted in it, a recipe for obtaining a philosopher's stone.
* The Hermetic Corpus, in the first part of which the main hermetic provisions are most meaningfully set forth, describing the model of the universe, which Pomandres - the Divine Mind - gave Hermes in his visions.
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* Kybalion is a hermetic treatise that sets out the Laws of Hermes Trismegistus in the form of seven universal principles operating in the Universe.
Elena Zakharchenko