Hermetic philosophy
The Kybalion
Seven provocative principles of mind and reality—and the 1908 world that shaped them.
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A LIBRARY OF OCCULT & ESOTERIC CLASSICS
Minimal
outside.
Extraordinary
inside.
PhilosophyTarotMagicFolklore
Fox & Webb brings the classic literature of the occult into clear modern English. The ideas remain the authors’ own; the notes help you find your way in.
THE FOX & WEBB LIBRARYVOLUME 01
THE KYBALIONMODERN ENGLISH ANNOTATED EDITION
EST. 2026 · FOX & WEBB PRESSOCCULT TEXTS, EDITED FOR CLOSE READING
THE FOX & WEBB LIBRARY
FIVE VOLUMES · ONE EDITORIAL STANDARDFive ways into
the occult.
Mind and the universe. The symbols of tarot. Magic as philosophy, ritual, and history. The creatures of old folklore. Each book takes you somewhere different.
Tarot & symbolism
The Pictorial Key to the Tarot
The symbols behind 78 famous cards, with every original Pamela Colman Smith illustration.
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Occult history
The History of Magic
Éliphas Lévi’s sweeping journey through the Western magical imagination.
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Ceremonial magic
The Magus
Alchemy, planetary magic, talismans, and ritual in one audacious 1801 volume.
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Folklore
The Book of Were-Wolves
When folklore meets fear: shapeshifters, trials, legends, and the people who believed.
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EVERY EDITION INCLUDES A MODERN-ENGLISH READING TEXT AND DISTINCT EDITORIAL NOTES.Begin with Volume 01
THE DIFFERENCE IS ON THE PAGE
The remarkable part
is inside.
See what changes. See what stays.
In The Kybalion, the seven principles remain the author’s. Our introduction places the book in the occult world of 1908; the companion pages distinguish historical evidence from the text’s own claims; the illustrations make demanding ideas easier to follow.
Modern English, with the original argument intact
Notes separated from the author’s own voice
Guides made for each book, not generic filler
OUR WAY OF EDITING
Old books.
Fresh eyes.
The point is to read what these authors actually wrote—not a simplified version of what someone thinks they meant.
WHAT WE KEEP
The author's world.
The arguments, symbols, unfamiliar ideas, and difficult questions stay on the page. Even when we disagree with a claim, we don't rewrite it.
WHAT WE ADD
A way into it.
Clearer sentences. Historical notes you can distinguish from the original. Maps, images, glossaries, and sources chosen for each book.
ONE IDEA, TWO KINDS OF READING
THE ORIGINAL TEXT · THE KYBALION
“THE ALL is MIND; The Universe is Mental.”
THE EDITORIAL CONTEXT
Look inside this edition The Kybalion appeared in Chicago in 1908. It draws on the language of ancient Hermeticism, but belongs to a much later occult world.
THROUGHOUT THE LIBRARYHistorical chronologiesOriginal illustrationsSource notesGlossaries & guides