He-Man and the Masters of the Universe - guide to becoming a master of the Universe (part 4)
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe - guide to becoming a master of the Universe (part 4)

This post explicates the characters and themes of one episode of the He-Man cartoon from the perspective of Hermetics and Metaphysics. The ancient philosophers (many of whom were running their own mystery schools, and therefore, masters of Hermetic teachings) were of the belief that Pathos (appealing to and conjuring emotions) could produce an erroneous response or error of reason when unbalanced by Logos (logic) and Ethos (facts). In this episode, Evil-lyn, which sounds like "evil-in", a possible reference to "the evil within" all mankind, turns Cathos/Pathos into a sand slug, an animal without a spine.

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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe - guide to becoming a master of the Universe (part 1)
Holly Harnsongkram Holly Harnsongkram

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe - guide to becoming a master of the Universe (part 1)

Among the teachings in the Solomonic lineage, is the symbolic idea that man is here to regain his crown, which is the quest for empowerment that befalls each person universally. On the most basic level, from the mystery school point of view, this relates to the crown chakra and our connection to Universal source energy and flow; our ability to create and manifest in life.  On another level, this also relates to self-worth and self-confidence, which usually needs to be restored in one way or another; along with finding true purpose in life and living up to one's best and highest potential, which are concerns that also relate to the third-eye chakra. Moreover, these teachings, which we know as Metaphysics, were formerly referred to as Kingcraft or the Study of Regal Principle.

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