The Gnostic Gospels

In 1945, a library of wisdom teachings resurfaced in the Egyptian desert. Considered as important of a historical discovery as the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Gnostic Gospels champion our own inner connection and Divine spark. When we have access to living wisdom, we don’t need to look to others to discover our true nature and purpose—we only need to look within. Soul connection inoculates us from external manipulation—leaving those seeking control and power, helpless. This threat of power-loss propelled the roman church to confiscate and burn the mystical Gospels deemed un-Christian in the 6th century. Due to the inherent potential for spiritual revolution, this wisdom, known as Gnosis, has been historically minimized and redacted from mainstream religion. In today’s episode, Adam and Elisa explore Gnosticism of the early Christians and their worship of the Divine Feminine. We weave the thread between the historical journey of Jesus the Mystic, Carl Jung, and our current Soul Work. We discuss the spiritual significance of Mary Magdalene, who in Gnosticism is recognized as foremost of the Apostles and the cosmic blueprint of the Sophia lineage. Today we look to the past to make sense of our modern mystical experiences and reclaim the Divine Feminine in our lives.