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Nelchael – The Angel of Sacred Intelligence and Divine Order

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Nelchael is the 21st angel of the 72 Shem HaMephorash angels, corresponding to the Hebrew name נ.ל.ח (Nun Lamed Chet). He rules over the degrees Cancer 10°–15°, which aligns with the dates July 1–5, and is a powerful angel of intellectual mastery, protection from deception, and spiritual logic.

Nelchael – 21st Angel of Shem HaMephorash

🔮 Magical Applications of Angel Nelchael

📚 1. Mastery of Sacred and Secular Knowledge

Nelchael is the patron of scholars, mathematicians, astrologers, magicians, and philosophers. His energy helps you:

  • Understand complex subjects (math, geometry, esoterica).
  • Translate spiritual truths into logical systems.
  • Grasp mystical patterns behind the material world.

🪄 Invoke Nelchael when studying sacred geometry, Kabbalah, astrology, alchemy, or philosophical sciences.

🛡️ 2. Protection from False Teachers and Sorcery

  • Nelchael offers protection against occult manipulation, black magic, or spiritual deception.
  • He shields you from false knowledge, dogma, and those who use wisdom for domination or deceit.
  • Can be called upon for:
    • Banishing dark forces.
    • Shielding yourself from corrupt mentors, cults, or controlling ideologies.

🕯️ Use in spiritual warfare, especially when clarity is clouded or trust has been abused.

🧠 3. Clarity of Thought & Mental Discipline

Nelchael strengthens mental clarity, logic, and memory, helping you:

  • Break free from emotional entanglements that cloud reason.
  • Think with balance between intuition and intellect.
  • Establish daily rituals for contemplation and focus.

🪬 Use during exams, major decision-making, or when overwhelmed by chaotic thoughts.

🕊️ 4. Liberation from Enslavement to Illusion

Nelchael is a liberator of the mind—especially from false identities, inherited belief systems, or mental self-sabotage.

  • He helps you “deprogram” cultural or spiritual conditioning that no longer serves.
  • Encourages you to seek truth through direct experience and deep inquiry.

📜 This makes him an excellent angel for mystics undergoing ego death or awakening.

💎 5. Spiritualized Logic & The Mind of the Magus

  • Nelchael bridges the mystical with the rational, helping magicians use discernment in spiritual practice.
  • Supports the creation of magical systems, correspondence charts, ritual structures, and encoded knowledge.
  • Can be invoked to:
    • Design rituals that reflect sacred mathematical or astrological harmony.
    • Align intuition with structured understanding.

📖 Associated Psalm

Psalm 31:15
“My times are in Thy hand; deliver me from the hand of mine enemies, and from them that persecute me.”

Use this verse as a warding prayer in times of confusion, deception, or spiritual threat.

🕯️ Ritual Recommendations:

  • Colors: Indigo, silver, or violet.
  • Day: Sunday or Monday (for lunar intellect and divine logic).
  • Herbs: Bay leaf, sage, mugwort (for clarity).
  • Crystals: Lapis lazuli, fluorite, sapphire.

🕯️ Invocation to Nelchael

Hebrew Name: נ.ל.ח (Nun Lamed Chet)
Psalm 31:15 —
“My times are in Thy hand; deliver me from the hand of mine enemies, and from them that persecute me.”

O Nelchael, Angel of Clear Mind and Sacred Knowledge,

You who illuminate the patterns of the stars and the wisdom of the ancients,
You who guard the gates of true knowledge and silence the tongue of falsehood,
I call upon your presence in reverence and humility.

By your holy name — נ.ל.ח —
Shine your light upon my mind,
That I may see through illusion
And discern the real from the false.

Teach me to learn with devotion,
To speak with wisdom,
To write and reason as an instrument of divine order.

If lies surround me, shield me.
If confusion clouds my thoughts, clear them.
If others seek to deceive or mislead,
Wrap me in the armor of truth.

Nelchael, sanctifier of sacred intellect,
Let my study be holy,
Let my curiosity be guided,
Let my logic serve the light.

In every equation, reveal beauty.
In every mystery, awaken awe.
In every thought, let there be clarity.

By the power of נ.ל.ח,
I open my mind to truth,
I protect my soul with discernment,
I walk in wisdom and divine intelligence.

Amen. Amen. Amen.

O Nelchael, Wise Messenger of Divine Thought,

On this day of still waters and searching minds,
I call to you, angel of illuminated intellect and holy reason.
You who hold the blueprint of sacred knowledge,
You who guard the threshold of truth,
Shine your clarity into my heart and mind.

By your name—נ.ל.ח (Nun Lamed Chet)—
I ask for protection from confusion and deceit,
Within me and around me.
Deliver me from lies disguised as wisdom,
And free me from the chains of unconscious belief.

Help me to learn with humility,
To think with balance,
And to speak only what aligns with the Light.

Let every word I read today carry deeper meaning.
Let every thought be weighed in the scales of the soul.
Let every step I take reflect the order of heaven.

Nelchael, guardian of sacred geometry and pure thought,
Let my studies serve truth,
Let my mind be a vessel of divine structure,
Let my soul be protected from distraction and illusion.

By the holy triplet נ.ל.ח,
I walk in wisdom.
I am protected by truth.
I am aligned with divine understanding.

Amen. Amen. Amen.

O Radiant Nelchael, Architect of Sacred Thought,

On this day of reflection and rising light,
I call upon you, noble guardian of wisdom and pure logic.
You who reveal the sacred order hidden in the stars and numbers,
You who dispel illusion and silence the deceiver,
Come and dwell near me today.

By your name—נ.ל.ח (Nun Lamed Chet)—
Illuminate my thoughts.
Protect my mind from confusion, manipulation, and fear.
Strengthen my reason, and let my logic be blessed by Spirit.

Grant me freedom from falsehood,
And independence from the chains of ignorance.
Let my thoughts be clear, calm, and attuned to divine design.
Let my voice speak only what is true, necessary, and kind.

Nelchael, mentor of mystics and protectors of truth,
Guide me in all study, planning, and decision-making.
May I not be deceived by clever words or shallow knowledge.
May I trust the quiet voice of discernment within.

By the sacred letters נ.ל.ח,
I declare this mind a sanctuary for divine thought.
I align myself with the Light of understanding.
I walk in freedom, guided by the truth that cannot be shaken.

Amen. Amen. Amen.

O Nelchael, Angel of Sacred Intelligence and Divine Order,

On this day beneath your radiant influence,
I call to you, wise keeper of mental clarity,
Holy scribe of celestial knowledge,
Protector against illusion and confusion.

You who write the language of the stars,
Who harmonize mind and soul—
I ask you to walk with me now,
As I prepare to carry your teachings forward.

By your name—נ.ל.ח (Nun Lamed Chet)—
Place a seal of light upon my thoughts.
Let wisdom root deeply in my spirit.
Let every lesson be remembered, and every truth rise to the surface.

Protect me from deception in word, deed, and belief.
Protect me from my own distorted thoughts.
Help me question with sincerity and listen with discernment.
Let no lie take root where the truth seeks to grow.

Nelchael, architect of reason,
Balance my logic with compassion.
Bless my study, my speech, my silence.
Let me walk as a bearer of wisdom in a world hungry for truth.

By the power of נ.ל.ח,
I complete this cycle with clarity.
I carry your flame of understanding into the days ahead.
And I remain a vessel of the divine mind.

Amen. Amen. Amen.

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Nun Lamed Kaf

The above name is the Name of God from the Shem HaMephorash associated with the angel Nelchael. Nun Lamed Kaf נ ל ך in Hebrew represents a combination of letters that can symbolize various meanings, including “eradicate plague” in Kabbalistic contexts. Each letter has its own significance, with Nun often associated with faith and Lamed with learning or teaching.

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Jesus and Merkaba Mysticism

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The likelihood of Jesus practicing Merkavah Mysticism is plausible, though not provable.

But what is Merkaba Mysticism and how can we connect Jesus to this ancient tradition?

Here’s a careful breakdown of the evidence, context, and spiritual content that suggest Jesus may have been connected to early Jewish mystical traditions — especially Merkavah (Chariot) mysticism, the earliest form of what would become Kabbalah.

✨ What is Merkavah Mysticism?

  • “Merkavah” (מֶרְכָּבָה) means chariot, referring to Ezekiel’s vision of the divine chariot (Ezekiel 1).
  • Practiced between roughly 100 BCE to 600 CE (Second Temple to early Rabbinic period).
  • Ascents into the heavenly realms (heikhalot = “palaces”)
  • Visionary encounters with angels and God’s throne
  • Use of sacred names, ritual purity, and intense meditation
  • Secret knowledge transmitted orally to initiates

Merkavah mystics were often marginal, elite Jewish mystics, operating outside mainstream Temple practice — similar in ways to the Essenes, Nazoreans, and early followers of Jesus.

🕊️ Jesus and Merkavah: Clues and Parallels

1. Jesus’ Baptism and Vision

“The heavens were opened, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove.” – Matthew 3:16

  • Similar to mystical heavenly ascent experiences.
  • Echoes Ezekiel’s vision of divine chariot and throne.

2. Transfiguration

“His face shone like the sun, and his clothes became white as light… a bright cloud overshadowed them.” – Matthew 17:2-5

  • A classic Merkavah-like vision: light, clouds, voice from heaven.
  • Presence of Moses and Elijah, both associated with ascents.

3. Ascents into Heaven

“No one has ascended into heaven except the one who descended from heaven—the Son of Man.” – John 3:13

  • Suggests esoteric knowledge of heavenly realms.
  • Reflects Merkavah’s idea of the initiated mystic ascending to divine throne.

4. Secret Teachings to Disciples

“To you it has been given to know the secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven, but to them it has not been given.” – Matthew 13:11

  • Initiatory structure parallels Merkavah practice: secret knowledge for the worthy.
  • Also mirrors Heikhalot literature, where only the pure can safely ascend.

5. Use of Divine Names and Exorcisms

“In your name we drove out demons and performed many miracles.” – Matthew 7:22

  • Use of sacred names is central to both Merkavah and Jesus’ ministry.
  • Exorcism and healing are linked to mystical power from divine realms.

6. Apocalyptic and Angelic Language

“You will see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the Son of Man.” – John 1:51

  • Clearly references Jacob’s Ladder and angelic traffic between worlds.
  • Very much in the symbolic and experiential language of Merkavah mysticism.

🏺 Historical Possibility: Did Jesus Have Access?

  • Jesus lived in 1st-century Judea, during a time when Merkavah mysticism was practiced by fringe Jewish groups.
  • He likely had contact with Essenes, Nazoreans, or other apocalyptic-mystical sects.
  • As a charismatic healer, teacher, and prophet, Jesus fits the profile of a mystic initiate familiar with these practices.
  • The Book of Enoch, popular in his time, contains many visionary journeys that shaped Merkavah imagery — and it deeply influenced early Christian thinking.

🧠 Conclusion: Likely but Unprovable

While there is no direct textual proof that Jesus practiced Merkavah mysticism in the formal sense, several strong indicators suggest:

✅ He likely knew of mystical ascent traditions and divine throne visions.
✅ His teachings and experiences align strongly with Merkavah motifs.
✅ He was spiritually and culturally close to groups that engaged in this kind of mysticism.
✅ His visionary events, use of sacred names, and emphasis on inner purity mirror the initiatory path of the Merkabah mystic.

Thus, it’s plausible — perhaps even likely — that Jesus was a practitioner or inheritor of Jewish mystical ascent traditions, or that he spontaneously accessed the same inner realms described by Merkavah mystics.

Ezekiel’s vision

📜 1. Historical Context: Was Kabbalah around in Jesus’ time?

  • Kabbalah as a formalized system (like the Zohar and Tree of Life structure) developed much later, especially in 12th–13th century Spain and Provence.
  • However, proto-Kabbalistic and mystical Jewish traditions certainly existed during the Second Temple period (which includes the time of Jesus):
  • Merkavah mysticism (visions of divine chariots, as in Ezekiel) was known in certain Jewish sects.
  • Heikhalot literature and mystical ascent traditions predate formal Kabbalah and were practiced by early Jewish mystics.
  • The Essenes and other ascetic-mystical sects (like those at Qumran) had esoteric teachings, possibly influencing or paralleling early Kabbalistic thought.

So, while the term “Kabbalah” wasn’t used yet, esoteric Jewish mysticism was active and evolving.

✡️ 2. Jesus and Jewish Mysticism: Are there parallels?

Some scholars and mystics suggest that Jesus’ teachings share characteristics with Jewish mystical ideas:

  • Use of parables and symbolic language, similar to later Kabbalistic teachings.
  • “The Kingdom of Heaven is within you” — resonates with the inner spiritual journey found in mysticism.
  • Emphasis on the Name of God, purity of intention, and inner transformation.
  • References to the “Father” and Heavenly Realms, which align with Kabbalistic sefirot like Keter (Crown) and Abba (Father).

These could point to Jesus having access to esoteric knowledge, likely through oral traditions, especially if he was in contact with sects like the Essenes or Therapeutae.

🧙‍♂️ 3. Jesus as a Mystical Rabbi or Spiritual Adept

There is a growing body of thought, especially in esoteric Christianity, Gnosticism, and Kabbalistic reinterpretations, that sees Jesus as:

  • A Jewish mystic or spiritual teacher (sometimes called a ba’al shem, a “master of the Name”).
  • Someone who may have been trained in hidden teachings (Sod level of Torah — the mystical dimension).
  • A healer and miracle-worker, which in Kabbalistic and mystical Jewish terms, often implies a deep connection to divine names and spiritual practices.

📚 4. Influence from Kabbalah on Later Christian Mysticism

Even if Jesus himself didn’t practice what we now call Kabbalah, later Christian mystics often merged Kabbalistic ideas with Christian theology, such as:

  • Renaissance Christian Kabbalists like Pico della Mirandola and Johannes Reuchlin.
  • The idea of Jesus as the embodiment of Tiferet, the harmonizing principle in the Tree of Life.
  • The connection between the Sefirot and the Trinity, or Jesus as a divine bridge between humanity and the Infinite (Ein Sof).

🧩 Conclusion: Was Jesus a Kabbalist?

Not in the classical sense, because the formal structure of Kabbalah didn’t exist in his lifetime.

However, it’s very possible — even likely — that he was deeply immersed in Jewish mysticism, particularly:

  • Merkavah/Heikhalot traditions
  • Use of divine names
  • Spiritual ascent practices
  • Inner Torah teachings at the level of Sod (Mystery)

He may have been a forerunner or spiritual cousin of later Kabbalistic sages, and his teachings have certainly inspired Kabbalistic reinterpretations over the centuries.

Let’s explore how the teachings and sayings of Jesus parallel the Kabbalistic Tree of Life and its Sefirot — the ten divine attributes or emanations through which God reveals and interacts with the world.

✨ Overview of the Tree of Life and Jesus’ Teachings

The Tree of Life (Etz Chaim) is central to Kabbalah. It consists of:

  • 10 Sefirot: Divine attributes from Keter (Crown) to Malkhut (Kingdom)
  • Structured across 3 Pillars: Mercy (right), Severity (left), and Balance (center)
  • Represents the inner architecture of both the cosmos and the human soul

We’ll match these with select teachings or qualities of Jesus from the Gospels.

Kabbalah Tree of Life

🔟 Sefirot and Parallels in Jesus’ Teachings

1. Keter (Crown) – Divine Will / Pure Consciousness

“I and the Father are one.” – John 10:30
“Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” – Matthew 6:10

  • Kabbalistic meaning: The unknowable divine source, beyond comprehension.
  • Jesus: Aligns with Divine Will; teaches unity with the Infinite.

2. Chokhmah (Wisdom) – Flash of Inspiration / Divine Insight

“Before Abraham was, I am.” – John 8:58
“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” – Matthew 5:8

  • Chokhmah is the “seed” of divine thought.
  • Jesus expresses timeless insight and intuitive knowing.

3. Binah (Understanding) – Intuition / Structure of Thought

“He who has ears to hear, let him hear.” – Matthew 11:15
“You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” – John 8:32

  • Binah brings structure to inspiration; the womb of wisdom.
  • Jesus guides listeners into deep understanding, often through parables.

4. Chesed (Mercy/Loving-kindness) – Overflowing Love

“Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” – Matthew 5:44
“The greatest of these is love.” – 1 Corinthians 13:13

  • Chesed is unconditional giving and mercy.
  • Jesus is the embodiment of divine compassion.

5. Gevurah (Strength/Justice) – Discipline / Boundaries

“Do not think I came to bring peace, but a sword.” – Matthew 10:34
“Woe to you, hypocrites!” – Matthew 23

  • Gevurah balances mercy with truth and judgment.
  • Jesus rebukes injustice and challenges spiritual complacency.

6. Tiferet (Beauty/Harmony) – Compassion / Balance of Mercy and Judgment

“Come to me, all who are weary… and I will give you rest.” – Matthew 11:28
“I am the way, the truth, and the life.” – John 14:6

  • Tiferet is often seen as the Messiah point on the Tree.
  • Jesus as the compassionate center who harmonizes justice and love.

7. Netzach (Victory/Eternity) – Perseverance / Endurance

“Take up your cross and follow me.” – Matthew 16:24
“In the world you will have tribulation, but take heart: I have overcome the world.” – John 16:33

  • Jesus models endurance and spiritual victory over suffering.

8. Hod (Glory/Humility) – Submission / Reverberation of Divine Speech

“Not my will, but Yours be done.” – Luke 22:42
“He humbled himself, becoming obedient unto death.” – Philippians 2:8

  • Hod is about sincere humility and the power of language and praise.
  • Jesus exemplifies humble obedience and the power of word.

9. Yesod (Foundation) – Connection / Generativity / Spiritual Transmission

“Abide in me, and I in you.” – John 15:4
“The Kingdom of God is within you.” – Luke 17:21

  • Yesod is the spiritual bridge between divine and earthly.
  • Jesus connects heaven and earth through himself — the mediator.

10. Malkhut (Kingdom) – Manifestation / Presence in the World

“Thy Kingdom come… on earth as it is in heaven.” – Matthew 6:10
“Go into all the world and preach the good news.” – Mark 16:15

  • Malkhut is the Shekhinah, the divine indwelling presence.
  • Jesus brings the Kingdom into manifest form through his presence and mission.

🧠 Final Thoughts: Jesus as the Living Tree

Some mystics (e.g., in Christian Kabbalah) suggest that Jesus represents the full Tree of Life in human form:

  • He embodies the balance between heaven and earth.
  • His teachings map perfectly onto the spiritual ladder of ascent.
  • As the “Son”, he harmonizes the upper (Father) and lower (Kingdom) worlds.
Jesus guiding the turbulent waters of the mind

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The Big Secret of the Gnostic Gospels

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The most profound and esoteric secret of the Gnostics, based on the Nag Hammadi Library and broader Gnostic tradition, centers on the realization of the divine spark within humanity and the ultimate path to liberation from material existence. This concept is multi-layered, deeply symbolic, and central to Gnostic cosmology and spirituality.

The Divine Spark and the Gnostic Secret:

  1. The Divine Origin of Humanity:
    The Gnostics believed that within each individual resides a fragment of the divine, often referred to as the divine spark or light. This spark originates from the Pleroma (the fullness of the divine realm), a realm of pure, ineffable light and unity. However, humanity is trapped in the material world, which they viewed as the flawed creation of the Demiurge, a lesser and ignorant deity.
  2. The Material World as an Illusion:
    The material world, with its suffering, ignorance, and cycles of birth and death, is seen as a prison designed to keep the divine spark bound. The Demiurge, and the Archons (his assistants), enforce this illusion, ensuring humanity remains unaware of its true origins and divine potential.
  3. Salvation Through Gnosis:
    The “secret” of the Gnostics lies in achieving gnosis—a direct, experiential knowledge of the divine. This knowledge awakens the individual to their true identity as a being of light and their origin in the Pleroma. Gnosis transcends intellectual understanding; it is a profound inner realization that leads to spiritual liberation.
  4. The Journey of the Soul:
    Many Gnostic texts describe the journey of the soul as it seeks to return to the Pleroma. This journey involves overcoming the influence of the Archons, breaking free from the illusions of the material world, and ascending through spiritual realms. This path often requires self-knowledge, ascetic practices, and the guidance of a redeemer figure, such as Jesus or other divine emissaries.
  5. The Role of the Savior:
    In Gnostic cosmology, figures like Jesus are not merely saviors in the traditional sense but bringers of gnosis. They descend into the material realm to awaken humanity, teach the mysteries of existence, and guide the divine sparks back to their origin.
  6. Unity with the Divine:
    The ultimate goal of Gnosticism is not simply salvation in a conventional sense but reunion with the divine source.This reunion dissolves the illusion of separation and restores the individual to their true state of wholeness within the Pleroma.

The Most Coveted Esoteric Secret:

The most coveted secret of the Gnostics is this: you are not merely a being trapped in a flawed material world but a fragment of the divine, with the potential to awaken, transcend the illusions of the Demiurge, and reunite with the infinite source of light and love. This realization is not given by external authorities but is found within through direct spiritual experience.

This message, deeply empowering and liberating, challenges conventional religious structures and authority, which is why it was often suppressed or misunderstood. It remains a timeless teaching for those seeking deeper truths about existence, spirituality, and the nature of reality.

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Here are some of the most profound and secretive verses from the Gnostic Gospels (primarily from the Nag Hammadi Library) that reveal the esoteric knowledge (gnosis) of the divine spark and humanity’s spiritual liberation. These passages illuminate the hidden truths central to Gnostic teachings:

1. The Gospel of Thomas

This collection of Jesus’ sayings is considered one of the most significant texts in Gnosticism.

Verse 3:
“If those who lead you say to you, ‘See, the Kingdom is in the sky,’ then the birds of the sky will precede you. If they say to you, ‘It is in the sea,’ then the fish will precede you. Rather, the Kingdom is inside you and it is outside you. When you come to know yourselves, then you will be known, and you will realize that you are the children of the living Father. But if you do not know yourselves, you dwell in poverty and you are poverty.”


Revealed Gnosis: The divine spark resides within; self-knowledge is the key to discovering one’s true nature and connection to the divine.

2. The Gospel of Philip

A mystical and symbolic exploration of spiritual truths.


Verse 67:
“You saw the Spirit, you became spirit. You saw Christ, you became Christ. You saw the Father, you shall become Father.”


Revealed Gnosis: The process of gnosis transforms the individual into their divine essence, aligning them with the source of creation.

Verse 112:
“The world came into being through error. For he who created it wanted to create it imperishable and immortal. He failed and did not attain his hope. For the world is not imperishable, nor is it immortal. But the children are.”


Revealed Gnosis: The material world is flawed and temporary, but the divine spark within humanity is eternal.

3. The Gospel of Truth

A poetic reflection on the nature of ignorance and enlightenment.


Section 18:
“For the one whom they sought after was within them all along. And the one who is perfect, the Father, is within them, and they did not know him. He revealed himself in a knowledge that is in harmony with his spirit, the knowledge that he is the one who exists from the aeons, filling everyone with himself.”


Revealed Gnosis: God is not an external entity but exists within all beings. Ignorance of this truth is the cause of suffering.

4. The Apocryphon of John

A foundational text of Gnostic cosmology and theology.


Section 29:
“I am the light that exists within all light. I am the remembrance of the Pleroma, bringing the spark of the divine to those who dwell in forgetfulness. Awaken and remember, for you are children of the light.”


Revealed Gnosis: Humanity’s true essence is light, but it has been obscured by ignorance (forgetfulness). Gnosis awakens this divine remembrance.

5. The Gospel of Mary Magdalene

A text that emphasizes inner wisdom and spiritual freedom.


Chapter 4, Verses 22-24:
“Be on your guard so that no one deceives you by saying, ‘Look over here!’ or ‘Look over there!’ For the Son of Man is within you. Follow him! Those who seek him will find him.”


Revealed Gnosis: The path to divine truth is internal, not external. The divine resides within each person.

6. The Tripartite Tractate

A philosophical exploration of Gnostic theology.


Section 84:
“The truth was not revealed to all but was reserved for those who are able to awaken to the light within themselves. The children of light are destined to return to the fullness of the Pleroma.”


Revealed Gnosis: Gnosis is not accessible to everyone but to those prepared to awaken and seek the divine light within.

7. The Thunder, Perfect Mind

A mysterious and poetic Gnostic text.


Section 13:
“For I am the first and the last. I am the honored one and the scorned one. I am the whore and the holy one. I am the voice of the hidden truth, dwelling within all beings.”


Revealed Gnosis: The divine encompasses all dualities and resides within the depths of every individual.

8. The Second Treatise of the Great Seth

A critique of materialism and affirmation of spiritual liberation.


Section 65:
“It was not I who was crucified but rather the shadow. I am the divine light that cannot be harmed, dwelling within all who have awakened.”


Revealed Gnosis: The divine essence is beyond the reach of physical harm or material suffering.

Key Themes in These Secret Verses:

  • Self-knowledge: True salvation comes from knowing oneself as a manifestation of the divine.
  • Divine spark: The core of human existence is a fragment of divine light, yearning to return to its source.
  • Material illusion: The material world is a temporary and flawed construct; true reality lies in the spiritual realm.
  • Awakening: Gnosis is the process of awakening from ignorance to the knowledge of one’s divine origin and destiny.

These passages form the heart of Gnostic teachings and provide profound insights into the mysteries of existence, the nature of the divine, and the path to spiritual liberation.

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The Lord’s Prayer in Aramaic

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The Lord’s Prayer translation from Aramaic (the language of Jesus)

The Aramaic version of the Lord’s Prayer is considered closer to how Jesus might have spoken it, as he likely used Aramaic, the language of his time and region. Here is an Aramaic version of the prayer and a transliteration, followed by a line-by-line Gnostic commentary:

The Lord’s Prayer in Aramaic

Text:

Abwoon d’bashmaya
Nethqadash shmakh
Teytey malkuthakh
Nehwey sebyanach aykanna d’bwashmaya aph b’arha
Hawvlan lachma d’sunqanan yaomana
Washboqlan khaubayn aykana daph khnan shbwoqan l’khayyabayn
Wela tahlan l’nesyuna
Ela patzan min bisha
Metol dilakhie malkutha wahayla wateshbukhta l’ahlam almin, ameyn.

Translation:

Our Father, who art in heaven,
Hallowed be Thy Name.
Thy Kingdom come,
Thy Will be done,
on Earth as it is in Heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread,
And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.
For Thine is the Kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever and ever. Amen.

Gnostic Commentary on the Aramaic Prayer

  1. “Abwoon d’bashmaya” – “Our Father, who art in heaven”
    The word “Abwoon” can be broken down as “Abba” (Father) and “Woon” (source or womb). This addresses the Divine as both a Father and the Source of all life, embracing the masculine and feminine. In Gnostic spirituality, this is a recognition of the Divine Pleroma, the Fullness where masculine and feminine principles exist in harmony and unity beyond the confines of duality.
  2. “Nethqadash shmakh” – “Hallowed be Thy Name”
    The idea of “hallowing” or making sacred the Divine Name suggests an acknowledgment of an ineffable, transcendent reality. In Gnostic thought, this Divine Name represents the indescribable essence of the Source beyond all conceptions. Naming it is not to limit it but to celebrate its mystery, as in Gnosticism, the ultimate Divine reality is unknowable and beyond ordinary perception.
  3. “Teytey malkuthakh” – “Thy Kingdom come”
    The “Kingdom” is often interpreted in Gnosticism as the Divine Spark within each person. This line expresses a call for the inner Divine presence (often symbolized by Sophia, wisdom) to awaken within. It is a reminder that we, too, are part of the spiritual realm, and the Kingdom of Heaven is within us.
  4. “Nehwey sebyanach aykanna d’bwashmaya aph b’arha” – “Thy Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven”
    This line suggests that the harmony of the spiritual realms should be reflected on Earth. Gnostics believe the material world is a shadow of the Divine, a lesser emanation often seen as a place of illusion. To bring Heaven to Earth is to awaken to the Divine truth, transcending the limitations of material existence and experiencing spiritual unity.
  5. “Hawvlan lachma d’sunqanan yaomana” – “Give us this day our daily bread”
    While traditionally seen as a request for sustenance, this “bread” in Gnostic terms might be interpreted as the “bread of wisdom” or spiritual nourishment. Here, the prayer is for the inner sustenance of knowledge (gnosis), which feeds the soul rather than the body, enabling one to transcend the material and awaken to inner truths.
  6. “Washboqlan khaubayn aykana daph khnan shbwoqan l’khayyabayn” – “Forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us”
    Forgiveness, in Gnostic thought, is an act of liberating oneself from the chains of the Demiurge, the creator of this imperfect material world. To forgive is to release karmic entanglements and to free oneself and others from the illusions of separateness and judgment. This mutual forgiveness clears the way for spiritual ascent.
  7. “Wela tahlan l’nesyuna” – “And lead us not into temptation”
    In Gnosticism, “temptation” refers to the allure of the material world, which is filled with distractions that keep us from spiritual awakening. This prayer is a request for assistance in resisting attachment to illusionary pleasures and remaining focused on the journey to spiritual enlightenment.
  8. “Ela patzan min bisha” – “But deliver us from evil”
    Gnosticism often interprets “evil” as ignorance, particularly ignorance of the Divine Spark within. Here, the plea is to be freed from ignorance and falsehood, breaking the chains of the Demiurge’s world and moving toward truth, understanding, and gnosis.
  9. “Metol dilakhie malkutha wahayla wateshbukhta l’ahlam almin, ameyn” – “For Thine is the Kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever and ever. Amen.”
    This final line is a declaration of the Divine Fullness. The Kingdom, power, and glory are inherent in the Source, the Pleroma, beyond the limited physical reality. This is a call to align with that boundless reality and affirm our connection with it eternally.

In Gnostic interpretation, the Lord’s Prayer is not merely a plea for guidance and protection but a roadmap for returning to the Divine Source. Each line reflects the journey from the confines of earthly existence, through understanding, forgiveness, and transcendence, toward a direct experience of the Divine unity within.

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Here’s a comparison of this Aramaic-inspired translation of the Lord’s Prayer with the traditional English version. This translation emphasizes the unity and cosmic nature of the Divine, aligning with some Gnostic and mystical interpretations. Each line in this modern version has subtle differences that deepen its spiritual focus.

  1. “Our Father, who art in heaven”
    Modern Translation: “O Birther! Father-Mother of the Cosmos”
  • Comparison: This line expands the Divine to a nurturing, universal Creator, embracing both masculine and feminine qualities, rather than a paternal figure alone.
  1. “Hallowed be Thy Name”
    Modern Translation: “Focus your light within us—make it useful.”
  • Comparison: Instead of simply revering the Divine Name, this line calls for an inward illumination that is purposeful. It suggests that the sacred should manifest practically through us.
  1. “Thy Kingdom come”
    Modern Translation: “Create your reign of unity now.”
  • Comparison: Here, the “Kingdom” is seen as a unifying force in the present moment, rather than a future divine realm. It emphasizes an immediate experience of unity.
  1. “Thy Will be done, on Earth as it is in Heaven”
    Modern Translation: “Your one desire then acts with ours, as in all light, so in all forms.”
  • Comparison: This line suggests a harmonious alignment between divine and human will, reflecting a non-dual understanding where Divine will is expressed through all forms of existence.
  1. “Give us this day our daily bread”
    Modern Translation: “Grant what we need each day in bread and insight.”
  • Comparison: This version adds “insight” alongside bread, merging physical sustenance with spiritual wisdom, highlighting that we need both to thrive.
  1. “And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us”
    Modern Translation: “Loose the cords of mistakes binding us, as we release the strands we hold of others’ guilt.”
  • Comparison: Rather than a traditional view of “sin,” this line refers to “cords of mistakes,” suggesting that forgiveness is a process of untangling and releasing mutual guilt, fostering liberation.
  1. “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil”
    Modern Translation: “Don’t let surface things delude us, but free us from what holds us back.”
  • Comparison: Instead of “temptation” and “evil,” this line speaks of delusion and inner limitations. It’s a request to stay centered and not be led astray by illusions.
  1. “For Thine is the Kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever and ever”
    Modern Translation: “From you is born all ruling will, the power and the life to do, the song that beautifies all, from age to age it renews.”
  • Comparison: This line describes the Divine as the source of all purpose and beauty that sustains the cosmos. It’s less about a sovereign kingdom and more about a creative, renewing force that encompasses life itself.
  1. “Amen”
    Modern Translation: “Truly—power to these statements—may they be the ground from which all my actions grow: Amen.”
  • Comparison: This final line adds a personal intention for these words to ground one’s actions, implying a transformative commitment rather than a simple affirmation.

Summary

This modern translation reinterprets the Lord’s Prayer as a cosmic, inward journey rather than a traditional petition to a distant deity. It emphasizes unity, personal responsibility, forgiveness as liberation, and spiritual growth. Instead of focusing on divine intervention, it calls for inner alignment with the Divine presence and power already within us. This aligns well with mystical and Gnostic perspectives, viewing the prayer as an invocation for spiritual awakening and empowerment.

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Spiritual Significance of Annada Ekadasi

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Annada Ekadasi, also known as Aja Ekadasi, is a significant Hindu fasting day dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It occurs during the waning phase of the moon in the Hindu month of Bhadrapada (August-September). This day holds great spiritual significance and is believed to grant liberation from sins, fulfillment of desires, and the blessings of prosperity and well-being.

Significance:

  1. Spiritual Cleansing and Merit: Fasting on Annada Ekadasi is believed to cleanse one’s sins and bring spiritual merit. Devotees observe the fast with the belief that it purifies the mind and body, helping to enhance devotion towards Lord Vishnu.
  2. Connection to Lord Vishnu: Annada Ekadasi is a day to honor and worship Lord Vishnu. It is believed that sincere observance of this fast pleases Lord Vishnu, who grants the devotee’s wishes and blesses them with a prosperous life and spiritual upliftment.
  3. Charity and Helping the Needy: The name “Annada” implies “giver of food,” emphasizing the importance of feeding the hungry and helping those in need on this day. Acts of charity are highly encouraged, as they are believed to multiply the spiritual benefits of fasting.

Legends Surrounding Annada Ekadasi:

One of the prominent legends associated with Annada Ekadasi involves the story of King Harishchandra, a righteous and truthful king who lost his kingdom, family, and wealth due to a series of misfortunes. According to the legend:

  • The Story of King Harishchandra: King Harishchandra was once the ruler of Ayodhya, renowned for his unwavering commitment to truth and righteousness. Due to a curse and the tests posed by Sage Vishwamitra, he lost everything and was reduced to working as a crematorium caretaker, separated from his family and enduring immense suffering.
  • Divine Guidance: After years of hardship, a sage advised Harishchandra to observe the fast of Annada Ekadasi. Following the sage’s advice, Harishchandra observed the fast with complete devotion to Lord Vishnu.
  • Miraculous Transformation: Pleased with his devotion, Lord Vishnu appeared before Harishchandra, restored his lost kingdom, and reunited him with his family. He was also blessed with the return of his deceased son. This legend underscores the power of Annada Ekadasi in granting divine grace, forgiveness, and the restoration of one’s fortunes.

Rituals:

  1. Fasting: Devotees fast from sunrise to the next morning, abstaining from grains, beans, and certain other foods. Some observe a strict waterless fast, while others may consume fruits and milk.
  2. Worship and Prayers: Devotees perform puja (worship) of Lord Vishnu with flowers, incense, and offerings, and chant Vishnu-related mantras or recite the Vishnu Sahasranama (a list of a thousand names of Lord Vishnu).
  3. Charity: Acts of charity, such as feeding the poor or donating to temples, are considered highly meritorious on this day.

Annada Ekadasi is a day of deep spiritual significance, reminding devotees of the virtues of truth, devotion, and the transformative power of divine grace through steadfast faith and adherence to dharma (righteousness).

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The Muses & the 7 days of the week

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Which days of the week are associated with the muses?

In Greek mythology, the Muses are typically associated with different areas of the arts and sciences, but they are not specifically associated with particular days of the week. However, there is a traditional Western association of the days of the week with planets and deities. If we were to loosely associate the Muses with the days of the week based on their domains and the traditional associations, it might look something like this:

  1. Calliope (Epic Poetry) – Monday (associated with the Moon)
  2. Clio (History) – Tuesday (associated with Mars, god of war and bravery)
  3. Euterpe (Music) – Wednesday (associated with Mercury, messenger of the gods)
  4. Thalia (Comedy) – Thursday (associated with Jupiter, king of the gods)
  5. Melpomene (Tragedy) – Friday (associated with Venus, goddess of love and beauty)
  6. Terpsichore (Dance) – Saturday (associated with Saturn, god of time)
  7. Erato (Love Poetry) – Sunday (associated with the Sun)

Please note that this is a loose and modern interpretation and not a traditional association from ancient mythology.

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The Secret Lineage of Mary Magdalene – Poem

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In hidden whispers, tales unfold,
Of Mary Magdalene, her lineage untold.
Gnostic visions, veiled in mist,
A sacred journey, her essence kissed.

Born of ancient mystic kin,
Her bloodline woven, a sacred spin.
A vessel of truths, she carried the lore,
From realms beyond, she did explore.

From desert sands to starlit skies,
Her wisdom soared, where angels rise.
In sacred union, she found her way,
An alchemical dance, night to day.

Gnostic flame, a torch she bore,
Through timeless realms, forevermore.
Her secret lineage, a cosmic thread,
Woven in stars, where mystics tread.

Divine feminine, a cosmic guide,
In her presence, seekers abide.
Mary Magdalene, keeper of keys,
Unveils the secrets, across all seas.

Through aeons passed, her light shines bright,
A beacon of truth, in the depths of night.
Gnostic whispers, a sacred rhyme,
Mary’s lineage transcends all time.

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Gnostic Lion Symbolism

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The symbolism of the lion in Gnostic tradition carries significant meaning and can be traced back to ancient times. The Gnostics were a diverse group of religious and philosophical movements that emerged in the Hellenistic period and flourished during the first few centuries CE. They sought spiritual enlightenment and believed in the existence of a hidden, divine knowledge (gnosis) that could liberate individuals from the constraints of the material world.

In Gnosticism, the lion symbolizes various concepts and archetypal forces. Here is a historical overview of the symbolism of the lion in Gnostic tradition:

  1. Solar Symbolism: The lion is often associated with solar symbolism, representing the power and radiance of the sun. In many ancient cultures, including Egyptian and Persian, the lion was considered a solar creature, associated with the sun god. The Gnostics adopted this solar symbolism and viewed the lion as a symbol of the divine light and enlightenment.
  2. Regal Authority: The lion is renowned for its strength, courage, and dominance, making it a symbol of regal authority. In Gnosticism, the lion represents the power and sovereignty of the divine. It signifies the spiritual king or ruler, often identified with the supreme deity or the divine spark within each individual. The lion’s regal qualities embody the divine authority that Gnostics sought to reconnect with.
  3. Christological Symbolism: The Gnostics incorporated Christian themes and concepts into their belief system. In this context, the lion became a symbol of Christ, the “Lion of Judah.” Just as the lion is the king of the animal kingdom, Christ is seen as the supreme ruler and the embodiment of divine authority. The Gnostic lion represents the Christ within, the divine spark that exists in every individual.
  4. Archontic Forces: In some Gnostic texts, the lion is also associated with archontic forces, which are considered to be oppressive, lower-dimensional entities that hinder spiritual progress. These archontic forces are often depicted as lion-like creatures or associated with the lion’s attributes. The Gnostic lion, in this sense, symbolizes the struggle against these negative forces, the overcoming of which leads to spiritual liberation.
  5. Alchemical Transformation: Gnosticism incorporates elements of alchemical symbolism, and the lion is linked to the alchemical process of transformation. The lion represents the prima materia, the raw material that undergoes the alchemical process to attain spiritual enlightenment. This process involves purifying and refining the lion’s qualities, such as strength and dominance, into higher spiritual virtues.
  6. Dualistic Nature: Gnosticism often presents a dualistic worldview, emphasizing the conflict between the spiritual and the material realms. The lion symbolizes this dualistic nature, representing both the divine and the earthly. It embodies the struggle to transcend the limitations of the material world and to reconnect with the divine essence.

Throughout Gnostic tradition, the symbolism of the lion carries multiple layers of meaning, encompassing solar symbolism, regal authority, Christological significance, archontic forces, alchemical transformation, and dualistic nature. The lion serves as a powerful emblem that encapsulates the Gnostic quest for divine knowledge, spiritual liberation, and the reconciliation of the divine and material realms.

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Secrets of the Gnostic Magi – Poem

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In realms arcane, where shadows dance,
A Gnostic Magi seeks his chance.
In secret chambers, veiled from sight,
He journeys deep into the night.

With eyes aflame, he reads the signs,
Unraveling secrets, ancient designs.
Through esoteric texts, he delves,
Where mystic knowledge ever swells.

The sacred scripts, an occult trove,
Hold whispers of truths that few behove.
He deciphers symbols, veiled and deep,
Unlocking wisdom from timeless sleep.

His mind, a vessel, poised to receive,
The hidden knowledge he yearns to perceive.
He meditates upon the cosmic waves,
Seeking enlightenment, as a seeker craves.

He learns of aeons, distant and vast,
The tangled web of creation’s cast.
The demiurge’s grip, he strives to break,
To free his spirit, for higher stakes.

Through rituals, he weaves a sacred thread,
Uniting spirit with words unsaid.
He conjures powers, both light and dark,
Navigating realms where others hark.

The gnosis blooms, a blossoming flower,
As he unveils secrets of ancient power.
The serpent’s wisdom courses through his veins,
Transcending mortal bounds and earthly chains.

With wisdom gained, his consciousness expands,
Revealing vistas of vast astral lands.
He walks the path of mystic descent,
Embracing truths that the heavens have sent.

Yet caution whispers in his guiding mind,
For knowledge divine can be hard to find.
The shadows lurk, with secrets untold,
And mysteries deeper than stories of old.

The Gnostic Magi, seeker of the rare,
Balances light and darkness with utmost care.
With eyes wide open, he charts his course,
Guided by wisdom, an ancient force.

For in the whispers of occult’s hidden lore,
He finds the keys to unlock Heaven’s door.
And as he dances through the veils of time,
The Gnostic Magi grows, sublime.

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Shiva Linga & Yoni

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The Shiva Linga and Yoni are ancient and revered symbols in Hinduism, carrying profound esoteric and spiritual significance. They represent the divine union of Shiva, the masculine principle, and Shakti, the feminine principle, embodying the cosmic forces of creation and dissolution.

The Shiva Linga, often depicted as a cylindrical or elliptical stone structure, is symbolic of Lord Shiva, the supreme consciousness and the eternal aspect of the divine. It is considered a representation of the unmanifest, formless nature of Shiva. The shape of the Linga is said to represent the cosmic pillar, or axis mundi, connecting the earthly realm with the spiritual realm. It is a symbol of transcendence, reminding devotees of the infinite and timeless nature of the divine.

The Yoni, on the other hand, represents the cosmic womb and the creative power of Shakti, the divine feminine energy. It is often depicted as a circular or triangular base upon which the Shiva Linga stands. The Yoni signifies the primordial source of all existence and fertility, the origin of life itself. It represents the dynamic aspect of creation, nurturing, and sustenance.

The union of the Shiva Linga and Yoni represents the harmonious balance and interdependence of the masculine and feminine energies in the universe. It symbolizes the inseparable unity of Shiva and Shakti, representing the divine union of opposites, consciousness and energy, stillness and movement. This sacred union is believed to give rise to the entire cosmos and all of creation.

Esoterically, the Shiva Linga and Yoni also hold deeper metaphysical meanings. The Linga signifies the concentrated and focused spiritual energy within every individual, often referred to as the inner flame or the divine spark. The Yoni, in turn, represents the receptive aspect of our being, the vessel through which we receive and assimilate divine grace and wisdom.

The worship of the Shiva Linga and Yoni is a way for devotees to connect with the divine energies within themselves and in the universe. It is a practice that seeks to transcend duality and realize the oneness of all existence. Through devotion, meditation, and rituals associated with these symbols, followers of Hinduism seek spiritual growth, self-realization, and union with the divine.

Om Namah Shivaya ~ Om Shiva Shakti

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