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Kybalion The Principle of Vibration
The Principle of Vibration teaches that nothing rests and that everything moves, changes, and resonates at different frequencies. Through the lens of Internal Family Systems, this Hermetic law reveals how parts carry distinct emotional and energetic states, while Self relates to these vibrations without becoming trapped in or identified with any single frequency.
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KYBALION - The Principle of Correspondence
The Principle of Correspondence teaches that patterns repeat across levels of reality, expressed in the teaching as “as above, so below; as within, so without.” Through the lens of Internal Family Systems, this Hermetic law reveals how inner dynamics reflect outer experience, while Self recognizes the deeper order linking internal states and external life without collapsing them into blame or superstition.
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KYBALION: The Principle of Mentalism
The Principle of Mentalism teaches that all reality arises within Mind, not as material accident but as intentional expression. Through the lens of Internal Family Systems, this Hermetic law reveals how Self exists as awareness within awareness, allowing parts, experiences, and even suffering to be held without dismissal, blame, or bypass.
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👁️Module 11 — The Cognitive Interweave | EMDR COURSE
A therapist supports a client during the EMDR closure and reevaluation process while taking notes in a calm therapeutic setting.
🎯 Bonus: The Choice Point | ACT Course
A free IFS Academy course on the Choice Point in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): the one-page map of any hard moment, towards moves and away moves, how being hooked narrows the fork, and catching a choice point in real time. Every lesson ends with an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy practice so you can begin applying the skill.
💞 The Love Languages Beyond Romance | Five Love Languages Course
A free IFS Academy course on the love languages beyond romance: reading a child's language by pure observation, the two cautions from Chapman and Campbell, the lens applied to friends, siblings, and aging parents, and the Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace from Chapman and Paul White. Every lesson ends with an IFS and parts work practice so you can begin applying what you learned.
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