Library of Knowledge

🌐 The Spiritual Research Library

Exploring the Unity of Ancient Wisdom, Modern Insight, and Inner Knowing

🔹 Preface: Understanding Language and Meaning

Each person connects to words in unique ways. Languages, idioms, and cultures shape how truth is perceived. When ancient texts are translated, meanings shift. Take what resonates with your heart and release what does not. This library brings together sacred texts, metaphysical teachings, and philosophical studies to inspire your own path toward gnosis.

🜂 I. The Law of One & Modern Channeling

🜁 II. Gnosticism & Lost Books of Christianity

“Gnostics do not seek salvation from sin, but from ignorance of spiritual reality.”

🜃 III. Sacred Texts Across Traditions

🜄 IV. Studies in Spirituality

🔶 V. Comparative Religious Studies

 

🌀 VI. Philosophy & Metaphysical Thought

📚 VII. Religious & Spiritual Literary Archives

⚖️ IX. Research & Historical Files

“Truth is not owned by any one path. It is the living light within all.”

Use discernment. Follow resonance. Explore freely.

This library is an open invitation to rediscover our shared spiritual heritage — from the earliest sacred texts to modern revelations of consciousness and unity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Understanding that each person has an emotional connection to words and phrases, and they are different from person to person; languages do not map the same with words and grammatical associations and idioms and cultural connotations.  It is easy to have misunderstandings, not only in our own language, but in world languages. When ancient texts are translated, they are translated based on the translated understanding which may not be yours.  Take what resonates with you and let the other drop away.  I also want to make available the over 391,554 censored videos .

CONSPIRATORS’ HIERARCHY: THE STORY OF THE COMMITTEE OF 300 (cia.gov)

One of the more recent events that I considered one of the most important spiritual messages since Jesus was the Law of One.  The Law of One resonates love and light with much the same message as Gnostics and other religions. It was a channeling event that occurred in 1981 through 1984 . So many sacred texts in our world and perhaps we should consider how the information was obtained.    Was the Law of One the message of our time?

Online Etymology Dictionary  This is a map of the wheel-ruts of modern English. Etymologies are not definitions; they’re explanations of what our words meant and how they sounded 600 or 2,000 years ago.

Bashar   Explore the teachings of Bashar about our universe, around and within us.

Edgar Cayce Health and Wellness Database

I.      Law of One

Law of One Transcript with searchable database.

 Scott Mandelker PhD, is an excellent teacher and his understanding and reading  for the  complete Law of One series  is available on YouTube. 

II.     Gnosticism & Lost Books of the Bible

GNOSTICS DO NOT LOOK TO SALVATION FROM SIN, BUT RATHER FROM THE IGNORANCE OF SPIRITUAL REALITIES. THE DECISIVE REVELATION OF GNOSIS IS BROUGHT BY THE MESSENGERS OF LIGHT, ESPECIALLY BY CHRIST, THE LOGOS OF THE TRUE GOD , THE INFINITE CREATOR. The Gnostic Worldview: A Brief Summary of Gnosticism.

http://www.gnostic.org/

http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/index.html

The Teachings of the Essenes  from Enoch to the Dead Sea Scrolls by Dr. Edmond Bordeaux Szekely

Esoteric Interpretations of Selected Quotes from the Gnostic Gospels

The Book of the Knowledge (Gnosis) of the Invisible God

The Book of the Knowledge (Gnosis) of the Invisible God IONS, Institute of Noetic Science  Digital media Library.  In philosophy, noetic is a branch of metaphysical philosophy concerned with the study of mind as well as intellect.

Lectures by Samael Aun Weor The Gnostic Institutions

ESSAY: GNOSTICS, YAHWEH & COSMIC MID-EAST WAR

The Book of Enoch

The Book of the Secrets of Enoch

Hypertext interlinear of the Gospel according to Thomas

Introduction to Gnostic Studies playlist  by Scott Mandelker PhD. The 34 videos including the Gospel of Thomas, providing historical context of Nag Hammadi texts, Athanasius & Arius. Trinitarianism, Ra Material cosmology, Gnostic heresy vs. Church Fathers.

Gospel of Thomas Translation  by Thomas Franciso Pelgero.pdf

Gospel of Thomas Commentary explores modern interpretations of the Gospel according to Thomas, an ancient text preserved in a Coptic translation at Nag Hammadi and Greek fragments at Oxyrhynchus.  PDF.

The Q document http://homes.chass.utoronto.ca/~kloppen/iqpqet.htm

III.      Sacred Texts

Sacred texts: Complete list

Sacred Texts

Gospel of Marcion a mid-2nd-century Christian teacher Marcion of Sinope to the exclusion of the other gospels.

The Thomas Gospel – guilt, according to the Gospel of Thomas (sanatansociety.org)

The Book of Wisdom of Solomon  is a Jewish work, written in Greek, composed in Alexandria (Egypt),  generally dated to the 2nd century BC.

Gospel of the Hebrews   (Greek: τὸ καθ’ Ἑβραίους εὐαγγέλιον), or Gospel according to the Hebrews, was a syncretic Jewish–Christian gospel, the text of which is lost; only fragments of it survive as brief quotations by the early Church Fathers and in apocryphal writings.

IV.       Studies of Spirituality

Edgar Cayce on Religion Edgar Cayce was an American self-professed clairvoyant who answered questions on subjects as varied as healing, reincarnation, wars, Atlantis, and future events while allegedly asleep.

Syriac Spirituality

www.native-american-spirituality.info

V.     Religious Studies

www.encyclopedia-of-religion.org

 Introduction to Zoroastrianism  a monotheistic pre-Islamic religion of ancient Persia founded by Zoroaster around the 6th century BC. An ancient text that, according to many scholars, dates back at last 3,600 years, but could be much older. Scholars believe this ancient manuscript was written at the same time as the Old Testament was being composed.

Buddhism

Christianity

Confucianism

Jainism

Judaism

Hinduism

Islam 

Mormonism

Paganism

Shinto

Sikhism

Taoism

Zoroastrianism

 

VI.     Philosophy

Classics of Spiritual Philosophy and the Present Editor of the Russian version: Vladimir Antonov

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

Indian Philosophy 

VII.     Religious/Spiritual Literary Links

Scott Mandelker, PHD playlist for the Tao Te Ching 

Bible Hub

Nag Hammadi Library  THE NAG HAMMADI LIBRARY, A COLLECTION OF THIRTEEN ANCIENT  BOOKS INCLUDING  The Gospel of Thomas,  DISCOVERED IN UPPER EGYPT IN 1945 AND TRANSLATION INITIALLY COMPLETED IN THE 1970. 

The Kolbrin Bible  is considered by many as the first Judaic/Christian document which spells out understanding of human evolution, creationism, and intelligent design. The mathematical principles of the Kolbrin reflect the interest of the ancient Druids in astronomy and mathematics and speak of global cataclysms of the past. Guide to the Kolbrin by Graham Hancock.

 Digital library Dead Sea Scrolls

The Ancient Library of Qumran and Modern Scholarship

Urantia Book originated in Chicago sometime between 1924 and 1955.

Oahspe published in 1882

Holy Quran 

This site dedicated to explore the Dhamma or the “laws of nature” as discovered by the Buddha 2500 years ago.

Radhasoami Satsang Dayalpuri’s Prem Prabhakar Magazine, English Section, and Satsang Discourses

Kabbalah has been clouded in confusion, legend, myth, and misrepresentation because authentic Kabbalah has been hidden for thousands of years… until today

Dao De Jing  The naturalist, individualist and politic doctrine of Lao-tse exhibited in 81 poetic and obscure texts.

The Chidakasha Gita by Bhagawan Nithyananda

What are Original Christianity and Original Yoga?

ALCHEMY, the secret art of the land of Khem, is one of the two oldest sciences known to the world.

The creator of the alchemy web site, Adam McLean, is a well known authority on and enthusiast for alchemical texts and symbolism, the editor and publisher of over 40 books on alchemical and Hermetic ideas.

Falun Dafa (also called Falun Gong) is an advanced practice of Buddha school self-cultivation, founded by Mr. Li Hongzhi, the practice’s master

This site dedicated to explore the Dhamma or the “laws of nature” as discovered by the Buddha 2500 years ago.

https://archive.org/web/

ESSAY: CREATING OUR OWN REALITY

ESSAY: LIN CHI

ESSAY: FROM INNER SEED TO OUTER FLOWER

ESSAY: LOVING TRUTH

ESSAY: HUMAN CRISIS AND DIVINE PLAN

TRANSCRIPTS JAPAN SEMINAR 1997

BOOK III SELECTED ESSAYS 2001-2010

Introduction & first reading of Gospel of Thomas (multiple translations); resolving biases & filters, esoteric vs. exoteric distinctions. Commentary on Sayings 1-8.

Gospel of Thomas: Sayings 9-16. Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 17-20). Comparison with Ra Material and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 21-27). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 28-36). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 37-45). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 46-54). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 55-61). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 62-69). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 70-81). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 82-89). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 90-99). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 100-108). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.

Gospel of Thomas (Sayings 109-114/end). Comparison with Ra Material metaphysics and Gautama’s Buddha-dhamma.