Exploring Gnostic Teachings and Mysticism

Jesus Christ was a witch.

He laid hands on the sick and they healed.

That is energy work. He cast out spirits.

That's shamanic practice. He turned water

into wine. That's alchemy. He said the kingdom

of God

is within you. That's the divine spark.

And none of that went through a temple.

None of it needed a priest's permission.

If he did that today, they would not call him the Son of

God. They'd call him a witch, a mystic, a

rebel.

Okay, this is Gnostic teaching.

The God who threw Adam and Eve out of Eden for wanting to know

more, the Gnostics never believed that was the real

God. They called it the demiurge,

born from a break in divine law. So it was

trapped in its own creations, so blind it thought it was

God.

It was jealous and controlling,

angry that two humans didn't-

seeked the knowledge it did not approve.

Jesus came from the source above that, the one true infinite

creator. They call it the monad. Every miracle was

proof he was directly connected to it, direct

transmission.

That makes him a mystic. That makes him, by any

definition we'd use today,

a magician.

They spent centuries telling you magic wasn't real, that

mysticism was naive, that if you can't measure it, it doesn't

exist.

That is ending. I don't know if you feel this, but I feel this.

Science and mysticism are finally merging.

People are waking up to what was true always.

Magic is real. It always was. Jesus

knew this two thousand years ago.

You were never taught the whole story.