"This 6th Level of Learning is a coproduction between me, Wes Penre, and my
partner, Ariel Glad. Thus, you’ll see Ariel as the author to some of these
papers.
Gnosis means “esoteric knowledge of spiritual truth held by the ancient
Gnostics to be essential to salvation” (Merriam-Webster) and is the knowledge
from the heart.
In the year 1945, an Arab peasant (Muhammed Ali) discovered an
earthenware jar that measured approximately six feet in height. He broke the
jar to discover what was inside and found that it contained a collection of 13
books or codices written on papyrus and bound in leather.
Included in these books were several Gospels. The word Gospel refers to the
life and teachings of Christ. Our current iteration of the Holy Bible includes four main canonical Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Each of these
is attributed to four of the followers or disciples of a man named Jesus, who
after receiving the gift of Divine (Holy) Spirit within him, gave to them
messages concerning the spiritual nature of themselves, the construction of
their world, who rules it, and how to get out of it.
Although recently recovered in 1945, these Gospels and the information
contained within them have been known for a very long time. We do not know
why these Gospels were excluded from the formation of the Holy Bible, but we
can all draw our own conclusions about that as we learn more about what is in
them. They include, but are not limited to, the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel
of Philip, The Gospel of Truth, and the Gospel of the Egyptians. Together with
approximately 52 texts containing scripture and poetry, this collection of
writings is now known as the Nag Hammadi Codices.
After hearing about this discovery, a Dutch theologian named Gilles Quispel
traveled to Egypt to see them in person. The Codices were being kept in the
Coptic Museum in Cairo. Quispel was thrilled to be able to photograph the first
of these texts which allowed him to begin translating them. These texts were
written in the Coptic language of Egypt that was used during the 2 nd century,
or around 300 C.E. What he discovered was that these texts were full of
references to a living Jesus. He was beyond ecstatic to see evidence of
human history together with Jesus and what seemed to be messages for us.
The first thing he read on these texts was, “These are the secret words that
the living Jesus spoke.”
According to the text, Jesus encouraged a man named Thomas to examine
himself so that he may know who he really is and realize that he and Jesus
are the same. In other words, the spirit that was within Jesus was the same
spirit that was within Thomas. Therefore, Jesus called him a brother or twin.
This does not mean physical siblings, but rather spiritual siblings, due to their
spiritual essence having come from the same origin. We will revisit the words
we associate with Mother, Father, daughter, son, etc. as we move along in
this series. This is very important to understand relationships between
dimensions and aspects of Divinity and Creation as we demonstrate how
these messages were given in a way that people of their time could relate
(and this still continues today).
We will be proposing the real meaning behind these words from a spiritual
perspective and not an Earthly, physical perspective. We, who call ourselves
the original human soul group, or the Namlu’u, are also possessors of a Divine Spirit within, and we all come from the same origin or “birth”. As we
have been saying throughout all our publications, not all of humans on Earth
embody a Spirit. At least to us, these Gospels and scriptures explain the
reason."