Tag: Gospel of Thomas
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The Law of One, Session 2: When One Is Illuminated, All Are Touched
January 20, 1981 — An inspirational reflection on the Ra Material Session 1 introduced the possibility that all existence shares one divine source. Session 2 brings that vision into the work of teaching, healing, and serving. Its invitation is to consider how our spiritual understanding becomes visible in the way we treat others. Ra’s accounts…
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Jesus, the Kingdom Within, and the Language of Vibration
Jesus, the Kingdom Within, and the Language of Vibration An exploration inspired by the video “Jesus Taught Energy and Vibration, Not Religion!” Every generation searches for language capable of describing the invisible. Ancient people spoke of spirit, breath, light, glory, living water, sacred fire, and the Word. Today, many people speak of energy, frequency,…
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The Ethiopian Bible says Heaven is Not what the Church Teaches
In the Ethiopian vision, heaven is not a distant place above the world but a sacred reality woven into everyday life. This belief is reflected in Lalibela, where churches were carved downward into living rock rather than built upward, symbolizing the discovery of God’s presence within creation rather than escape from it. Ethiopia’s spiritual imagination…
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The Kingdom Is Within You: Awakening to the One Infinite Creator
How Can We Know Ourselves? One of the most profound instructions attributed to Jesus is found in the Gospel of Thomas: “Know yourselves.” At first glance, the instruction seems simple. But what does it actually mean? Most of us spend our lives getting to know our careers, families, hobbies, opinions, and the world around us.…
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The Real Purpose of Jesus: Awakening Humanity to Its Divine Nature
Jesus is probably the most recognized religious figure in the world. His name has been preached in churches, spoken in prayers, carried across continents, and used to inspire both extraordinary compassion and, at times, fear, division, and control. Yet Jesus was not actually called “Jesus” by the people who walked beside him. He would most…



