Tag Archives: Gnosticism

The position of Venus in a birth chart of a man usually represents the kind of woman he is attracted to. In this instance, I would say that Jesus was definitely attracted to someone exactly like Mary Magdalene. An Inspiration … Continue reading →

There is an idea from the Gnostic tradition that equates Resurrection with rebirth. The image is sexual in nature, thereby earning the censure of the Church of Rome. But other cultures are not so squeamish about sex. Have we in … Continue reading →

Does a man with a date with destiny duck out of the chance to fulfill it? Of course not. Jesus knew what he had to do, and even though it cost him his life, he did it anyway, gladly. Accuracy … Continue reading →

If Jesus’ destiny was to be “a man born to be king” then his death must surely show that Jesus was a physical symbol, a re-enactment of the Osiris legend, where the king is killed, in order to be reborn, … Continue reading →

Without the light of this mythic knowledge, we cannot see the truth, because we cannot know the end until we remember the beginning. End of the Age of Pisces As a way of demonstrating when he would be returning, Jesus … Continue reading →

The Creation Myth has managed over the centuries to be changed many times into many different disguises but the one constant throughout time is that we originated somewhere else. The Myth of Sophia With the above-noted statement in mind, I … Continue reading →

Hidden within the soul of every person is the Truth, veiled as a mystery. Only the mystic, with the fire of love, can approach this Truth. Neptune, the god/dess of the deep, can help reach the ‘fountainhead’. The Woman at … Continue reading →

If Jupiter and Saturn (combined) symbolize the union of Church and State, Jesus’ message is clear: the roles of King and Priest are complete in him. The universal conflict is resolved. Be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect A … Continue reading →

Jesus came into this world in order to rewrite the Old Covenant. His appearance in Israel in the 1st Century symbolized the fact that the old ways needed to be changed. He was, is, and always will be, the model … Continue reading →

Are you ready to be transformed? Most people say they are, but when ‘push comes to shove’, they opt for the easy route, meaning doing nothing at all. This choice will not change anything, but it will succeed in making … Continue reading →