A philosophical and psychological work, written to spark discussion surrounding Hermeticism

BARRIE, Ontario, March 22, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Author Palibor Iversune has released his debut book, "DaVinci's Mental Code," a philosophical book written to encourage a reigniting of a more widespread conversation concerning the philosophy of Hermeticism. Iversune dives into philosophical, psychological and ancient history topics in nine compelling chapters.

Throughout these chapters he discusses The Kybalion, Dualism within the Vitruvian Man, Sacred Geometry, Hermeticism and Neoplatonism. The author discusses how Hermeticism is regarded as a time-tested metaphysical philosophy that has historically thrived within 'secretive societies' of Western Esotericism. Throughout recent centuries, Hermeticism has been conditioned to fade from public consciousness. As illustrated within "DaVinci's Mental Code," Hermeticism has connected the following historical figures over time ̶ prominent Roman leaders of Christians, King Henry VIII, Medici family members, Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, Renaissance Venetians and Leonardo da Vinci. Iversune shares theories that challenge whether centuries ago, or today, Hermeticism carries an inherent danger upon which the Vitruvian Man (DaVinci's enigmatic drawing) is proposed to issue timeless warning.

"I want readers to realize the discovery within the Vitruvian Man and become reenergized about Ancient Greek Paganism or Hermeticism as it relates to current cultural or societal developments," said Iversune.

Iversune sparks reader's minds with philosophical, psychological and historical discussion surrounding Hermeticism, Duality and Sacred Geometry as it relates to the Vitruvian Man schematic. The book connects these topics to the mind, body and spirit as well as mental health.

"DaVinci's Mental Code"
By Palibor Iversune
ISBN: 9781665714938 (softcover); 9781665714952 (hardcover); 9781665714945 (electronic)
Available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Archway Publishing

About the author
Palibor Iversune considers himself a citizen of earth, while keeping a national passport. After Iversune's parents divorced, he began asking questions and researching different philosophical theories and mental health. In honor of his late mother, he began exploring topics she was interested in, which inspired him to write and share his findings. "DaVinci's Mental Code" is his first book. Iversune currently resides in Ontario, Canada. To learn more, please visit http://www.davincimentalcode.com.

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