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In Her Sacramental Presence

Thursday, August 14th, 2008
Gnosticism, Misc, sacred feminine | No Comments »

Poet Wynn Manners is at it again.  Wow.
In Her Sacramental Presence
We are Living Temples
of Her Sacramental Presence.
What of this Silence — like
a shrine about us, within us?
Goddess introduced the Silence.
Silence is Her Gift to us –
that we commune with Her
& are enabled to know Her most deeply.
In Her Womb of Silence,
what music of the heart
sings [...]

In the Dark Places of Wisdom, Sophia Removed from Western Mysteries

Friday, July 18th, 2008
Gnosticism, What Sunday School won't teach, sacred feminine | 2 Comments »

I just ordered a copy of In The Dark Places of Wisdom, by Peter Kingsley
About this excellent book, my friend author Margaret Starbird writes:
A “must read twice” book I love is “In the Dark Places of Wisdom” by Peter Kingsley— about the way the “Sophia” was written out of Greek culture by Plato and his disciples—in favor of [...]

Jesus “just” a myth or historical? –OR BOTH?

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008
Gnosticism, Jesus' Family, Marriage, Childhood, Mary Mother of Jesus, What Sunday School won't teach | 4 Comments »

Mystery School member Faith writes:

One author that I have read and gained a lot of insight from is the late Alvin Boyd Kuhn. I imagine that you have read some of his works, too. What he revealed about the Christ being “the fire of Divine Intelligence” distributed among all of humanity, I believe is [...]

Kazantzakis & Last Temptation of Christ

Monday, February 18th, 2008
Gnosticism, Misc, What Sunday School won't teach | 1 Comment »

My Gnostic calendar says this for today: Birthday of Nikos Kazantzakis, Writer & Mystic 1883-1957, “My entire soul is a cry, and all my work is a commentary on that cry.”
He’s the guy, you may recall, who wrote the oh-so-controversial Last Temptation of Christ.
Found this online:
Magdalene jumped up and paced back and forth between [...]

A Gnostic Martyr’s Day, Giordano Bruno

Sunday, February 17th, 2008
Gnosticism, Misc | 1 Comment »

This is the 2nd Sunday of Lent in both the mainstream and alternative (Gnostic) churches. But according to this awesome new Gnostic calendar I am enjoying, Feb. 17 is also a Martyr’s day and also a modern esotericist’s birthday.
Birthday of Charles Leadbeater (1854-1934), Bishop and Institutor of the Liberal Catholic Church.
Day of Martyrdom of [...]

Honor Gnostic “Saint” Valentinus on Valentine’s Day

Thursday, February 14th, 2008
Gnosticism, What Sunday School won't teach | 1 Comment »

My way-cool Gnostic Calendar which I got here: Gnosis.org says for today February 14, “The Holy Valentinus, Guide to Gnosis”. We alternative Christians, including esotericists, gnostics and semi-gnostics, should honor this Gnostic “Saint” today. I put quotes around the word saint because the alternative church and the Gnostics have never had a Pope [...]

SeventhDay Adventists similar to Cathars aka Waldensians, Albigensians

Monday, February 4th, 2008
Gnosticism, Misc | 2 Comments »

I went to Seventh Day Adventist schools and boarding schools during all my childhood and teen years. They teach a love for the Cathars big time. Our elementary school teachers made us read stories and color pictures of Waldensian and Albigensian children walking perilous mountain cliffs, hiding from the Inquisition on pain of [...]

The Virgin & the Whore, Mary & Magdalene, Gnosis of Melchizedek

Saturday, November 24th, 2007
Gnosticism, Mary Magdalene, Mary Mother of Jesus | No Comments »

For our Order of Mary Magdala we have a set of lessons based on the most-inspiring book, Saint Mary Magdalene: The Gnostic Tradition of the Holy Bride, by Tau Malachi.
On page 43 in the section titled, the Union of the Bride & Yeshua there is a reference made to what Sophian gnostics call the Gnosis [...]