| 1 | The Hermetic Concept |
| 2 | Hermetic Science and the Alchemical Process |
| 3 | The Philosopher's Stone and the Elixir |
| 4 | The Greatest of All Victories Is the Victory Gained Over the Carnal Self |
| 5 | The "Pearl of Great Price |
| 6 | The Foolish Sneer at God and Religion to Hide Their Ignorance |
| 7 | Instilling Man With the Spirit of Achievement |
| 8 | Vice Transmuted Into Virtue |
| 9 | The Human Nature of Man |
| 10 | Knowledge Which Should Serve Man Often Renders Him a Slave |
| 11 | The Divine in Man's Nature |
| 12 | Through Suffering Often Comes Spiritual Enlightenment |
| 13 | Man Is the Subject of Hermetic Science |
| 14 | Conscious Communication With the Spiritual Hierarchies |
| 15 | "The Fear of the Lord Should Be the Beginning of a Search for Wisdom" |
| 16 | The Is Reason for Secrecy |
| 17 | The Philosopher's Contempt for Death |
| 18 | Know Thyself |
| 19 | Creator and Creation Are One |
| 20 | The Law of Nature Is Also the Law of Man |
| 21 | God Has Placed His Eternal Word in Man |
| 22 | "In Thee Is Hidden the Treasure of Treasures" |
| 23 | The Neophyte Should Possess Keen Desire for Immortality |
| 24 | Occult Science Is "the Straight and Narrow Path" |
| 25 | Man Must Awaken His Soul to Activity |
| 26 | Unselfish Love Is the Uplifter |
| 27 | The Material World Is Necessary for Spiritual Development |
| 28 | Material Success Results From Soul Consciousness |
| 29 | The Human Body Is the Hall of Initiation |
| 30 | Body and Soul Represent Earth and God |
| 31 | The Aim and End of Man on Earth |
| 32 | Man's Greatest Foe Is Himself |
| 33 | Success in Every Department of Life |
| 33 | Addendum |