Gnostic Christian Reflections

“It suddenly seemed to be a reflection of my Real Self. I saw my own Self in this clear mirror, knowing the see-er and the seen were not two but One. The King of Kings was imaged there shimmering all over, as the true Gnosis.” (3)

It is said that baptism is done in water because of the reflection.

“What you see you shall become”. (4)

"I am the All, the All issues from me and reaches me. Cut wood, I am there; Lift a stone, I am there." (5)

“On earth as in heaven,” (6)

The above as the below,” (7)

"Make the two into one,
and the inner as the outer, and the outer as the inner,the above as the below, the male and the female into a single one...
then you'll enter into the kingdom." (8)

What is "The Secret?" Some call it the law of attraction.
In the scriptures, it is sometimes referred to as the Mystery or the Secret of Christ.(9) God will gather or attract together all things into One in the one Universal body of Christ.

Making the head as the body. And the body as the head.
All things gathered together in One, the above as the below.

And this Christ in you is the hope of glory. (10)

In the Gospel of Philip speaking of becoming like Christ it is said,
“What you see you shall become.”

“As a man thinks in his heart so is he.”(11)

“The kingdom of heaven is within you”. Can you see it?
“On earth as it is in heaven” (12)

Make the two into One, ...
Then you’ll enter into the Kingdom. (13)

"When you know your Self,"
Manifesting this glory "you too shall be known"

Troubled and Amazed,
URfriend,
Dean Johnson

References

1. Thomas 10
2. Thomas 3
3. The Fable of the Pearl, The Essential Gnostic Gospels, page 17
4. Gospel of Philip
5. Thomas 77
6. Matthew 6:10
7. Thomas 22
8. Thomas 22
9. Ephesians 1:10
10. Colossians 1:27
11. Proverbs 23:7
12. Luke 17:21, Matthew 6:10
13. Thomas 22, Thomas 2

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The Gospel of Christ is an introduction to the New Testament understanding of the Oneness of the Body, and the Oneness of the All. There is a gospel to the circumcision. And there is a gospel to the uncircumcision. These two communities are reconciled into One Joint-Body as an illustration of that which was, and is, and is to come. There is a complete reunification, a reconciliation of all things, a restoration of the all, a marriage in the holy place, and a kingdom that is spread over all the earth. Christ is all of this, and more. This is just the beginning.

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There are convincing sequential similarities in thought, word, and rhetoric between The Gospel of Thomas and several canonical writings that become plainly visible. Providing an invaluable contribution to the devotional study of the New Testament these connections appear to reveal the original thought processes behind the apostolic writings.

Aligning and combining the sayings of Jesus together with these apostolic writings, we "make the two into one." It's almost like Jesus and the apostles left us a cross reference study bible.

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This is truly amazing.

Why did the apostles use this gospel so extensively? Thomas claims to be the Gospel authored by Christ himself, and penned by Thomas. Could apostolic acceptance of this proposition explain the connections between Thomas and the canonical writings. If so, could this gospel, that reveals the complete reunification and oneness of the all through the teachings of the bridal chamber, be the Original Gospel of Christ?

This would be revolutionary.

URfriend,
Dean Johnson

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