Jesus Taught This ONE Truth to Activate Your God Nature

Hello Neoenians. Welcome to Dawn of the New Earth. Today we have a very interesting topic. I just released a video about basically all of the Gnostic texts found in Nagamadi.

Now, the overarching theme of Gnosticism is what? To achieve gnosis. Gnosis means what? Knowledge. And repeatedly in these texts, it's said that when you achieve knowledge or gnosis, you become Christ, and even the Father or God. And not only that, so that's sort of the overarching theme of Gnosticism is that you can become divine. You can become divine. You can become divine. And this is very clearly stated in the Gospel of Thomas, as well as the Gospel of Philip, which are Gnostic texts.

But here's the real interesting thing: it's not only in Gnostic texts, but it leaked into the Bible as well. This message of becoming a god. So today, we're going to be taking a deeper dive, a deeper look at this whole, the whole point of Gnosticism, which is realizing your divinity and why Jesus wanted you to become a god. As we explore the Gnostic texts, specifically the Gospel of Thomas and a gospel in the Bible, the Gospel of John, which is a very interesting text indeed.

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But let's get started. Why the hell did Jesus want you to become a god? Kind of the opposite of what modern Christianity teaches, Orthodox Christianity, mainstream Christianity. But that's the whole point of Gnostic Christianity, Gnosticism.

Okay. Now, here's the thing that I want to make very, very clear. 'Cause I'm an ex-Christian. I used to be a Christian, and it took me a very long time to finally step away from the faith. Now, when I did step away from Christianity, guess what? I hated Jesus. Because in Christianity, Jesus is oppressive. Jesus is the son of this violent God. And in fact, Christians say that Jesus and that God are one. And so, basically, since they're one, you can attribute all the horrible things that the Old Testament God did to Jesus. And Jesus also was used as a figure to worship and serve and submit to in order to be saved from eternal hell and damnation. So I was not a fan of Jesus. I thought he was a dick. I thought, you know, the whole thing was just very distasteful.

However, when I began to study the Gnostic texts, I realized that I didn't hate Jesus. I hated what mainstream Christianity had twisted his message to become. So, Gnosticism has a completely, completely different version of Jesus. According to Gnosticism, Jesus does not come from the God of the Old Testament. The God of the Old Testament, according to the Gnostics, is an evil, violent, chaotic, blind God that wants humanity to remain in fear and slavery. Jesus, according to Gnosticism, is the son of a completely different God, which is called the One. Much higher than the God of the Bible. Way higher. It's the ultimate source of reality, the foundation of everything. And it is simply a mind of light that emanates thoughts within itself that become reality.

So, this One isn't a god that demands worship. It's not a god that demands harp playing for eternity. It's not a god that gets really pissed at you if you have an OnlyFans subscription. This One is simply the essence of all there is and everything that is. And ultimately, we are. Since it is everything, we are all pieces of that, according to Gnosticism. So, we are all pieces of the One. We are all pieces of God. The God of the old test, the God of the Bible, the dem, the Gnostics called the Demiurge. He, however, wants to keep us asleep. He wants us to keep us in fear and slavery. And he knows how powerful we are because we have that spark of light from the One. And so he knows that we're capable of becoming divine and, and, and way more powerful than him. Okay? Way more powerful than him.

So, what does he do? He causes humanity to forget and remain in ignorance. Forget and remain in ignorance. So, forgetfulness, ignorance, and fear. Uh, in fact, it says that one of his greatest weapons, he gave birth to the universal overlord. Now, what is the universal overlord? This ultimate weapon by the Demiurge. The universal overlord is fate. Now, that might kind of seem weird to you because of how we understand fate. We usually think of fate in terms of the Disney version of fate. Like, oh, it was fate that I met my true love, or it was fate that I was able to discover such and such, or or whatever. Fate, fate is used in a very positive way. It's my destiny to do this. It was, it was fated.

But how the Gnostics looked at fate was, well, I'll tell you this. So, Carl Jung is paraphrased as saying this: "Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." So, that's more like what the Gnostics were talking about: unconscious forces, archons, rulers, dark children of the Demiurge that get into your mind and control you without you knowing it. So, for the Gnostics, fate wasn't like the Disney version. It was more like being on autopilot, getting in the same routine every day, going to sleep, going to work, eating, watching Netflix, partying on the weekends, again and again and again and again, distracted, never questioning yourself, never asking, "Why am I doing these things? Who am I? What am I really?" You're just in this eternal hamster wheel, this for this force of autopilot. That's what they thought of as, as, as fate.

So, we need to break the chains of fate. How? By knowing ourselves. That's why Carl Jung says, "When you make the unconscious conscious." When you know yourself, you look within and you realize that there are different drives within you. Some of them positive, some of them pushing you into destructive behaviors and patterns. And you need to recognize that and know it, knowledge to overcome it ultimately and redirect it.

So, according to Gnosticism, we are divine beings in this state of eternal, or not eternal, but divine beings in this state of forgetfulness and ignorance. Jesus was a man. Okay. Well, let me, let me, let me, uh, let me not get ahead of myself here. Christ is the son of the One, the ultimate reality, the source, the light. Okay? But Christ is not Jesus, the man. I know that might sound a little confusing at first, but, but stay with me for a minute. What Christ represents is the force of self-reflective awakening. Okay? That's what Christ represents, and it is in all of us. We all have the potential to activate our inner Christ, meaning to look within, reflect, and awaken.

So, Jesus was a man who looked within, reflected, and awakened, activated the Christ principle within himself and became a Christ. And thus, his mission became to have others realize they can become this as well. In fact, in the Gospel of Philip, it says, "When you understand the gnosis, that this person who the person who understands is no longer a Christian, but a Christ." And I get this question a lot. There's a lot of people who come in and they'll be like, "Okay, well, you say you're an ex-Christian, but you still talk about Christ a lot and God a lot. So, how are you an ex-Christian?" Well, that's the difference right there. I'm not a Christian. I am a Christ. That's the difference. And every single one of you watching this right now has the capability of becoming a Christ. A lot of you watching this channel probably already have, but everyone has that potential to look within, attain gnosis, knowledge of what you are, and awaken to that, and then help spread the light of awakening to others, just like Christ, or Jesus Christ, attempted to do.

So, that's the first thing that's that's really important to understand here. And we're going to take a look at some of these Gnostic texts. Let me bring up my notes here. And so, in, in the Gospel of Philip, it literally says that when you understand the secret knowledge, this person is no longer a Christian. They are a Christ. And it says things like, "You have seen the Christ. You, you become the Christ. You have seen the Father. You will become the Father." Meaning, when you have knowledge of these things, you become those things because you realize that's what you are.

And then you have the Gospel of Thomas, where Jesus comes in and he, Jesus had a lot, lot to say about this. Okay. So, one thing that, that, uh, you know, before we read that, actually, let me get into another Gnostic text called The Concept of Our Great Power, because it's important to un-, have this back-, this understanding. Okay. So, there, there's another Gnostic text called The Concept of Our Great Power, and in it, it calls out the reader directly. It kind of breaks the fourth wall like a Deadpool movie, and it calls out the reader and it says this. It says, "Why do you not ask of what kind you will be or how you came into being?" In other words, it's saying like, "Why are you on autopilot? Why are you in the chains of fate? Why aren't you self-reflecting? Why aren't you, why are you busy running this rat race and not making time to ask what the [ __ ] is going on? What is this place? What the hell am I? What? What? What? What is it to have a body? Is the soul real? Am I a soul? Where do I come from? Where do, what is any of this going on?" That's what this text is saying. It's like, "Hey, wake the [ __ ] up."

In fact, it almost literally says, "Wake the [ __ ] up," because it says, it says this as well: "You are all sleeping, dreaming dreams. Wake up and return." I mean, you can't get more clear than that. It's like, "Wake the [ __ ] up, man. Why don't you ask what you are or what you're going to become? You're sleeping. You're dreaming dreams. Wake up." Shaking you awake. And most people just read past that. They say, "Oh, very esoteric." But no, like, actually do it. Take a minute, stop, look around you, and really ask those questions. The Austrian mystic Gustav Meyrink said, "Man is firmly convinced that he is awake. In reality, he is caught in a net of sleeping dreams which he has unconsciously woven himself." So, we are trapped in this dream, and we have, we have the ability to wake up any time as long as we just stop and do it.

Now, interestingly, in, in The Concept of Our Great Power, it says, "Okay, you're all sleeping, you're dreaming dreams, wake up and return." But what else does it say? It says, "Wake up and return and hand out the word and the water of life." So, in other words, don't, so wake up and then help others wake up. It's a call to a revolution of the mind. Exactly what we are doing right here, right now. The church tried to bury this information for nearly 2,000 years. And here we are making it go viral and reach millions every month. We're reaching millions every month, which is insane. And this is why, that's why this is so important of what we're doing here in this community because this isn't just like fun facts, cool ancient heresies. No, this is a transformation of consciousness, the second coming of Christ occurring right here and now through us.

So, it says, "You're all sleeping, you're dreaming dreams, wake the [ __ ] up, return, and hand out the word and the water of life." Nourish people on truth, on what's real. Okay. So, that, that being said, keep, keep that in mind. And here's the thing that, that Jesus is saying. Jesus, in, in the Gospel of Thomas, is just trying so hard to get people to wake up. At one point, he says, "If your leaders tell you that he, that the kingdom of God is in the sky, then the birds are going to be there before you. If they tell you it's the kingdom of God is in the sea, then the fish are going to be there before you." And, uh, he says one other thing as well. I can't, I can't remember, but, but you get the idea. It's not in the sky. It's not in the sea. He says, rather, it's within you and all around you. Within you and all around you.

So, he's like, "Wake up. It's not something that happens when you die. It's not a place you go to when you die. It's not, often, some secret corner of the universe that you can only access if you praise him enough and tithe to your church enough, give them enough money, maybe you can get there." No, he's saying, "If your leaders say that to you, they're bullshitting you." Rather, the kingdom of God is within you and all around you.

So, and, and then later in the Gospel of Thomas, Jesus says this. He says, "Know what's in front of your face, and what's hidden from you will be revealed to you, because there's nothing hidden that won't be revealed." So, he's saying, you, you can't get more clear than some of some of these sayings in, in the Gnostic gospels. They're very straightforward. It's in front of your face. Wake up.

So, by, by "within you and all around you," meaning it's a state of consciousness and a realization of that consciousness in the world. Okay? So, what that means is, think about when you're actually asleep and dreaming. When you're asleep and dreaming, you believe that the dream world is real. You think it's outside of you, external, something other than yourself. But what happens when you become lucid? You realize, "Oh, what I thought was out there is actually in here." When you become lucid, you raise your consciousness in the dream. Nothing about the dream has necessarily changed, but your perception and understanding of it has changed. That's what happens when we achieve gnosis and become a Christ right here and right now. We become a Christ by becoming lucid, reaching higher consciousness, Christ consciousness, whatever you want to call it. In the Neoenian system, we call it All-Awareness.

When you reach this higher level of, of, of understanding, same thing as in a dream. You realize that what's out there is actually in here. The material world is a projection of our consciousness, our collective consciousness. There is no matter. The, so many of the founders of quantum mechanics were, were screaming that there is no matter, but no one listened to them. Max Planck, Erwin Schrödinger, Heisenberg, not the meth guy, but Werner Heisenberg, the Heisenberg of the uncertainty principle in quantum mechanics, not, not Jesse's partner. But people treated him like he was high on meth and were like, "What were you talking about? There's no such thing as matter. [ __ ] you." I'm, of course, slightly kidding. They, they, I, I don't really know how they treated Heisenberg, but mainstream science does. Mainstream scientific materialism says that the world is matter. And so they basically ignored, um, the founders of quantum mechanics and what they were saying.

So, anyway, my point is, is that when, when Jesus says, "The kingdom is within you and all around you," just, if that's hard to understand, just apply it to a dream and you becoming lucid. When you become lucid, you realize everything with, everything around me is within me. And when you become lucid in the real world, you realize everything around me is within us. Not individual. We're not individually having a personal dream, but this is a collective projection of our internal frequency patterns as eternal souls and eternal minds. We are, we are projecting this reality. That's why this reality is different from a dream in that it doesn't change really fast and it stays persistent and stable because it's not just in your dream. It's just you contributing to your dream. So, you can think about something and change it. But this is the, the, the collective pattern of every single soul in existence. Which means if I think about something really hard to try and change it, it's not going to do anything because my contribution is, is, is infinitely decimal compared to, because so many others are contributing it as, as well. You know, imagine, imagine a tapestry, a huge intricate tapestry where, where every one of the threads is like the contribution of a different mind. Well, if you just remove one of the threads, it's not going to change the picture because that change is so small.

So, that's the difference. In a, in a, in a personal dream, you're all the threads, but in, in this collective dream, you're, you're, you're a contribution to the pattern. Okay? So, that's why change does occur, but it's very slow. Change occurs through evolution. Change occurs through collective action. That's how we have to make changes in this world rather than just thinking about it like in a dream, because that's, that's the rules. It is a collective, uh, process. But it does, it does change. People like, "Well, why doesn't it change like a dream does?" It does change. It just takes longer to change because there's more, uh, cooperation needed, more, more cohesion needed because we're all a thread in the tapestry.

So, Jesus is like, "Hey man, like, realize what you are. Realize you're divine. Realize this is all, uh, our kingdom. We can transform it into whatever we want. I know that it seems like it's a nightmare right now, but that's because there's a lot of crazy people running the world. But hey, get it together and we can change it into something beautiful." I'm, he didn't say that. I'm paraphrasing and extrapolating from what, what he said, but you, but you get the idea. You know, people are like, "If this is the kingdom of God, why does it feel like hell?" Well, it's because, guess what? A dream can become a nightmare. So, so a dream can be fantastic, or it can be a nightmare. It's not the dream itself that's bad. It's just the configuration of the dream. Right now, our world is configured negatively. Why? Because the rich oligarch [ __ ] have created a system which benefits them at the expense of everybody else. So, it's no wonder. It's no big secret. Just follow the money.

So, um, let's see. And, and, and, and this is even in, in the Gospel of Luke in the Bible itself. Okay. In the Bible itself, in Luke 17:20-21, the, the religious, it's either the religious leaders or or his disciples. I want to say it's the religious leaders. They ask him, they ask them, they ask Jesus, basically, "Well, when is the kingdom of God coming?" And Jesus responds like this: "The king-, the coming of the kingdom of God is not something that you can see. It's not something that people will say, 'Well, here it is,' or 'There it is.' Because the kingdom of God is within you." So, that's what he's saying. The kingdom of God, the kingdom of heaven is a state within you, and you have to recognize that. Meanwhile, the disciples are like, "But what about the clouds?" No, no, don't. It's not about clouds. All right? It's about internal awakening, realizing that within you as a state of mind. Okay?

Now, in, uh, yeah, so there's another part where, where in the Gospel of Thomas, Jesus says, "When you know yourselves, you'll realize that you're the children of the living Father." So, when you know what you are, you'll realize that you are sons and daughters and children of the light of the One. And there's, let me find this quote. There is another quote. Oh, I don't know if I have it. I, I, I didn't write this particular one, so I'll try to paraphrase it from memory where the disciples asked, basically asked Jesus, "What do we do when people ask us where we're from?" or something like this. And Jesus says, essentially, I'm paraphrasing from memory because I don't have the quote directly in front of me, but Jesus says something more or less like, "Tell them that you are from the place where light produces itself, and you are the children of that light." Children of the light. Children of the divine. Children of the One.

And then here's this other part where, so in the Bible, uh, in Matthew, Jesus, it says that Jesus spoke everything in parables so that it will be fulfilled that he, that I will open my mouth in parables. I will utter things kept secret from the creation of the world. So, so the Bible is straight up saying that Jesus is basically talking in secret codes. And in back to the Gospel of Thomas, guess what Jesus says? Jesus says, "Whoever drinks from my mouth will become like me, and I myself will become like them. What's hidden will be revealed to them." Okay, so first, that sounds kind of kinky, but that's not a fetish. It's, it's metaphorical.

So, remember in The Concept of Our Great Power, it said, "Wake up, return, and and do what? Hand out the word and the water of life." And Jesus here is saying, "Whoever drinks from my mouth will become like me." Those who understand his words and integrate his message will become a Christ. They will become like me, and I will become like them, and everything hidden will be revealed to them. You can't get more straightforward than that.

And then you have another part here where Jesus says to Thomas, Jesus says to Thomas, "I'm not your teacher because you've drunk. You've become intoxicated by the bubbling spring I've measured out." So, what Jesus is basically saying is, "Thomas, you drank from my mouth. You've understood the message. So, I'm not your teacher anymore. You're like me now." And you want to know another secret? Uh, this Gospel of Thomas, it said it's said to have been written by, uh, Didymus Thomas. Well, guess what? Both the words Didymus and Thomas, they both mean twin. Didymus means twin, and Thomas means twin. And in another text called The Book of Thomas the Contender, Jesus says to Thomas, "It has been said, you are my twin. Know yourself and discover who you are. And so you will be called the one of self-knowledge. Consequently, my brother Thomas, you have gazed on what is veiled to humans."

And what's really cool about this is that in the Bible, Thomas is the doubter, Doubting Thomas. But in Gnosticism, it's the one who thinks and questions who achieves knowledge. So, in the Bible, Thomas is the doubter. In Gnosticism, this questioning is what leads to knowledge. So, let me find this again. Uh, where is it? Here. Okay. So, remember Jesus says to Thomas, "Hey, I'm not your teacher anymore." Basically, you've, you've, you've drunk from my words and you're like me now. I'm not your teacher anymore. You're like me. And now, remember that Thomas in this story is, is a guy. He's a man. So, Thomas is able to become a Christ, the twin. And that represents that we all have that capacity as humans. It's basically saying, "Hey, Thomas did it. All of you can do it. All of you can do it. Jesus did it. Thomas did it. You can all do it." That's essentially the message here.

And Jesus says, "I'm not your teacher because you've understand what I've said." Um, you're like me now. Essentially. But guess what? Even in the Bible, in John 15:15, it says something very similar: "I no longer call you servants. Instead, I call you friends. For everything I learned from my Father, I have made known to you." Very similar. The Gospel of John in the Bible is a very interesting gospel because it ta-, it contains a lot of messages that seem very Gnostic. Now, I'm not actually saying that the Gospel of John was like a Gnostic scoop to infiltrate the Bible or something like that, but it, it's very, at some points, very close in, in some areas to, to Gnostic themes. And so, we'll, we'll see this again and again.

And in the Gospel, let's, let's talk about the Gospel of John and all these, these instances here because it's very interesting. So, here, here's one that's just blatant. In John 10:34, Jesus says, "Is it not written in your law, 'I have said you are gods'?" And guess what? In, in John 14:12, it says Jesus says, "Whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these." I mean, really think about that here and, and how much that conflicts with the traditional Christian narrative. Jesus is saying, "When you understand this [ __ ], you'll be able to do what I can do and even better." Basically, not only will you be like me, you will surpass me. Not only will you be like me, but you will surpass me.

Because remember, Jesus is not the Christ principle. Jesus activated the Christ principle within himself. The Christ principle is in all of us. So, Jesus was a guy that looked within, self-reflected, woke up, became the Christ, helped others do the same or tried to. And then this, this, uh, ability to self-reflect is, is not unique to Jesus. It's in all of us because it's, it's the fundamental pattern of reality. And, and we are all modeled after that fundamental pattern of reality. We all have that capacity within us to become a Christ. That's what the second coming of Christ is. It's not Jesus floating down from the clouds like a cosmic UFO. It's us, the, the awakening of Christ consciousness in, at scale. So, we are the second coming of Christ right here, right now. Me, you, all of us here. And as we help people wake up more and more and more, we are facilitating that awakening. We are facilitating that second coming. And as more people start to do this, more people start to spread this message, more people start to write books and make videos, etc., etc., that will be the catalyst for humanity's next stage of awakening, which is going from self-awareness to All-Awareness. All-Awareness rather than just self-awareness. That's, that's very important. I don't know if I'll have time to get into all that today, but it's essentially understanding the interconnectivity of everything and that we are all part of one network. This is why we need to work together because we're not isolated units. We are interconnected units where my actions ripple across reality and affect everything, and so do yours, and so, so does everything. So does everybody's. So, we have to work together and ultimately, we are different, uh, basically like reflections of each other. So, different aspects of our, our network self. So, what that means is, for me to hurt you would be like hitting myself with a hammer. I wouldn't do that because it hurts me. So, but I know that we are all the collective me, and, and, and to hurt you would be to hurt myself. So, this is, this is how we create lasting, sustainable change in the world here. You know, you can make little small adjustments here or there, pass different laws, and that's all fine, and that's good, but it's all eventually, it, it won't, it's not sustainable. The only way to have real, lasting, sustainable change in the world in a positive direction is to reach the next level of consciousness where you realize, "Oh, I'm not doing this because Allah says that I have to, but because I understand that for me to oppress someone else is for me to oppress myself, and us as the One manifesting in multiplicity in the material world."

So, Jesus is here trying to get people to wake up. Now, guess what? According to Gnosticism, according to Gnosticism, uh, the, the Archons, which are the Demiurge's servants, the God of the Bible's dark angels, basically. So, so the God of the Bible and his dark angels, they hate Jesus, and that's why they crucified him, according to Gnosticism, to try and get him to, to shut up, to try and snuff out the light. But in certain Gnostic gospels, it says that, uh, Jesus says that he was laughing. His spiritual self was laughing while he was crucified because it was just his body, and that's like trying to destroy the internet by smashing your computer. It doesn't work. The, the, the internet is not inside your computer. So, smashing the computer doesn't. So, likewise, when, when the Archons, according to Gnosticism, crucified Jesus, it was not to, it didn't work. It was just, you were just killing one manifestation of that pattern. But that pattern is eternal. So, so Christ was, was laughing as the body was being crucified because it's like, "You can't actually hurt me. You can only hurt the body. You can't hurt my true self, my real self, my spiritual self, my spiritual essence."

Now, in, uh, other Gnostic texts, uh, crucifixion becomes a symbol for a process that happens within all of us. In the Gospel of Philip, I want to say it essentially says things like, "You have to die while you will, while, while you are still alive," or things like, um, "You have to obtain the resurrection while you are alive." So, what does that mean? It means that you have to die to your old self and resurrect to your true self. So, not literally, not physically. So, be safe. Don't hurt yourself. Don't go jump off a bridge. Be careful. Be cautious. Be safe. But it's saying that when you die to your old self, your old beliefs, your old patterns, your old operating system, that must die so you can give birth to your true self. And Friedrich Nietzsche said something very, very similar when he said, "The thinker dies many times before his body dies." So, those who think, those who reflect, those who know themselves, their old mindsets die many, many, many, many, many times before their body dies. Nietzsche also likened this to a snake shedding its skin. "Those that cannot cast off its skin must die. The snake that cannot shed its skin must die." And so, every skin that you shed is an old self that, that you are transcending. And, and, and if you don't do that, you're, you're essentially a walking corpse. You're not alive in the true sense because you aren't your true self. You're caught in the chains of fate, in the chains of autopilot, in the chains of the Archons within your unconscious controlling your actions and every move because you never reflect and gain sovereignty. You're never sovereign within yourself.

So, the, the, so, according to the Gnostics, some, some of the Gnostics, not all of them, but some of the Gnostics, the God of the Bible hated Jesus. The Archons hated Jesus. And so, what happens is that in the gospel, so they try and crucify Christ, that doesn't work. And in the Gospel of Judas, it's revealed that the disciples are actually ensnared in the Demiurge's net, the God of the Bible's net. And so, will teach a, basically a false version of what Jesus is teaching. Christ tells them, "You will lead the masses astray in my name." And it compares it to, uh, leading, leading animals to a slaughter or something like that. So, Jesus is, is essentially saying, essentially saying like, "You guys are going to teach [ __ ] and use my name to do it." And that's what mainstream Christianity has become. It's an Archonic dark light, a false light. And in another Gnostic text, actually in The Concept of Our Great Power, it says that a dark Archon will imitate Christ and pretend to spread wisdom when actually spreading lies. And this is again manifested through the, the church, the weapon of the Archons to spread a false version of Christ because that's the way the, that's, and it's been very, very effective. But you can't kill truth. You can only prolong the inevitability of it. You can't kill it. Truth is eternal. It's going to come out one way or another. You can try and burn and bury these texts. Guess what? They're going to pop out 1,600 years later and start going viral on [ __ ] YouTube because you can't stop truth from spreading. You can't stop the fire from blazing. Which is why Jesus said, "I have come to set the world on fire. How I wish it were already blazing."

So, Christianity is a false light. It's a tool of the Archons, a weapon of the Archons. One of their greatest weapons because they took Jesus and, and, and used him, used, used his symbol and inverted it and twisted it and, and, and darkened it. But you can't do that forever. You're only prolonging the inevitable.

And then, so, in the Gospel of T-, John, remember in the Bible, the Gospel of John is, uh, has a lot of great things to say. So, remember, this is all about Jesus saying that you can become a god. He, he pretty much says that in the Gospel of John. So, remember in, in the Gospel of Thomas, Jesus says, "Whoever drinks from my mouth will become like me, and I will become like them, and what's hidden will be revealed." Okay, that's the Gospel of Thomas, a Gnostic gospel. In the Gospel of John, John 14:20, it says, "In that day, you will know that I am in the Father, and you in me, and I in you." That's in the Gospel of John. That's in the Bible. Jesus is saying, "Hey, you guys are going to realize that I am in the Father, and you are in me, and I am in you." Doesn't that sound a lot like "I will, you, uh, you will become like me, and I will become like you" from the Gospel of Thomas? Very similar, same message being sent here.

But guess what? It goes even more, even further. John 15:4 says, "Abide in me, and I in you." Very similar to the Gospel of Thomas, "Drink from my mouth, you will become like me, and I will become like you." And then furthermore, in John 17:21-23, Jesus says this. He's praying to, to God, and, and says this. So, so as Jesus prays to God, remember the Christian interpretation, he's, he's praying to Yahweh, the Demiurge. But in the Gnostic interpretation, Jesus is praying to the One, the ultimate reality. Okay? The source of all light, the One itself. So, here's what Jesus says in John, in the Bible, praying to God about his disciples and his followers: "That they may all be one, just as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us. The glory that you have given me, the power you have given me, the glory you have given me, I have given to them, that they may be one even as we are one. I in them, you in me, that they may become perfectly one." Isn't that wild? That's in the Bible. That could be, that's that sounds like it could be right in a Gnostic text. Like, how do you go from that to "submit to Jesus so that you don't burn in hell for eternity"? Jesus is saying, "I'm in the Father. The Father's in me. I'm in you. You're in me. We're all one." Like, he said it like so [ __ ] clearly. All right. So, clearly. It's so obvious. It's, it's ridiculous that people have fallen for the, the, the, the lie, the false light of Christianity.

So, Jesus is saying, you know, that we are all one with God. I am in God. You are in God. We're all in. We're all, all having a big old divine origin, basically, and we're all one. And let's see, also in the Gospel of Thomas, or no, John again, in the Bible, in the Gospel of John, it says this: "Whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life." I'm sorry, doesn't that sound pretty damn close to the Gospel of Thomas, which says, uh, "Because you've drunk, you've become intoxicated by the bubbling spring I've measured out. So, I'm not your teacher anymore."

So, in another really interesting thing is that Thomas took, in, in the Gospel of Thomas, Jesus takes Thomas aside and, remember, Thomas is kind of the stand-in for us. And Jesus, it says that Jesus took him aside and told him three things. When Thomas returned to the other disciples, they said, "What did Jesus say to you?" And Thomas said, "If I tell you one of the things he said to me, you'll pick up stones and cast them at me, and fire will come out of the stones and burn you up." So, what are the three secrets? Well, we're really never told exactly what they are, but we can infer that it's likely relating to, well, this is my, we don't know for sure, but in other Gnostic texts, okay, there's this whole idea of the, of uniting the bride and the bridegroom to produce the child. And the bride and the bridegroom, you can think of them as like reason and intuition. So, reason by itself has nothing to examine. Intuition has a bunch of content, but nothing to examine it with. So, when reason and intuition are at odds with each other, which we see all the time, you know, think about atheistic scientists who are apparently very rational and dismiss intuition as mystical nonsense. And then you have mystical people who often reject reason or look down upon it, at least, because they see it as, "Oh, it's confining. It boxes you in." But when you combine the two together, now you have intuition that gives you the content that reason can then examine. And, and it says that when the bride and the bridegroom unite, they give birth to the child. And the child is the union, that, that synthesis of, of these two forces that come together. That's what Adam and Eve represent, by the way. They represent those two forces that were divided. And Jesus and Mary Magdalene are the bride and bridegroom who become united and produce the child, and, and that's a process that occurs within all of us.

So, we don't really know what the three things are, but it was probably, you know, something along those lines. Something along the lines most likely to do, to do with, um, you know, that, that we're divine. And if that's the case, you can understand why he would say, why, why Thomas would say, "If I tell you what he said, you try and kill me." Because basically, when Jesus said that he was a child of the child of God, or a child of God, people tried to kill him. And so Thomas is like, "Well, [ __ ] if I say that we can become God, you're probably going to try and kill me because you don't know what the [ __ ] Jesus is talking about. You haven't drunk from the waters of knowledge and become like him. So, you're not going to know what I'm talking about. You're probably going to try and kill me." That's most likely what's going on here.

And when we take, when we, when we take a look at this and see how this is all, uh, coming together, we, we get this picture. We get this picture of us becoming like God, becoming God, becoming Christ. And Jesus repeatedly said this again and again in the Gnostic texts. And in my opinion, pretty damn clear in the Gospel of John. So, that's what's important to understand here. Saying that you can become a Christ is not blasphemy. That's what Christ wanted you to understand. That's why when you understand the knowledge, you are no longer a Christian, but a Christ. And it's important to realize that you can, that's not some, you don't have to go meditate on a mountain for 10 years. It's not, or, or it's not like a, it happens to one person every thousand years or something. No, it's a collective awakening that's happening now in many people. Could be happening right now in you. Maybe you achieved it already, but regardless, everyone has the potential to. And yes, it's hard, but it's not impossible. If you want to lift really heavy weights, is that hard? Yeah, but it's not impossible. You just have to work out every day for a year or so, and then you'll be able to do it. But when it comes to knowing oneself, no one even bothers to lift up a weight. So, they're of course never going to become a Christ, and they're going to think it's impossible. Just like if you tried to, you know, lift something insanely heavy without ever working out, you would think it was impossible, but you know that it's not, because through experience, we realize, okay, well, we, we have this capability.

So, basically, what I, what I'm trying to get across here is that I don't want anyone to think that this is this super impossible, almost impossible thing to achieve. I have achieved it. Many people watching this have achieved it. Many people across the world have achieved it. And everyone has the potential to. And it's important to understand that. And it's important to understand that this is not an egotistical thing. It's not a superiority thing. It's acknowledging it because it's something that's very real that we can all have right now, that we must have to change the world. That's why the second coming of Christ will usher in the kingdom of God on earth. We are the second coming. And through our collective cooperation, we can transform this world. Break it free from the Archonic controlling systems of the oligarchy and billionaire class and the mainstream religious chains that wrap around the minds of the masses, and change this nightmare into a dream. We all have that power. We all have that capability. And it starts with acknowledging it. Because if you don't acknowledge it, if you think that it's not possible, guess what? It's never going to happen. Everything starts as an idea in the mind. A seed that grows, blooms, and ultimately becomes manifest in the world. Everything around you. I look at all, you know, everything around you started as an idea in someone's mind. This world is created by ideas. And so, we must acknowledge the idea that we all have this, we can all cultivate this, and we can change all of this. So, don't listen to those bullshitters who tell you like, "Oh, change is impossible or you'll never have a world like that. That's a utopia." Because that will become a self-fulfilling prophecy. If everyone believes that, yeah, it's never going to happen. But if everyone believes it can happen, it will happen.

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