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- Before Mary, There Was Sophia: The Woman Who Stood Beside God at CreationBefore Bethlehem, before Nazareth, before Christianity had a name, scripture already spoke of a feminine figure standing beside God at creation.
- Carl Jung and the Gnostics: An Ancient Map to WholenessCarl Gustav Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist, was fascinated by the Gnostics long before the Nag Hammadi texts were discovered. He saw in their myths vivid symbols of what happens inside every human being.
- What the Nag Hammadi Texts Teach Us About Feeling Broken InsideIn December 1945, near the town of Nag Hammadi in Upper Egypt, local farmers digging for fertile soil at the foot of a cliff uncovered a sealed clay jar.
- The Fractured Self Is Out Now: Why I Wrote a Book About Feeling DividedThe Fractured Self Is Out Now: Why I Wrote a Book About Feeling Divided Summary for search engines: Dominic C Ndulue introduces his new book, The Fractured Self, which brings the ancient Gnostic texts together with Carl…
- Title: What the Gnostics Meant by the Divine SparkMeta description: The Gnostics taught that something in you was never made by this world. Here is what the divine spark actually means, and why it is not the flattering idea it first appears to be.
- What if the world was never meant to be perfect?In The World That Came Through a Mistake, I explore one of the most unsettling ideas preserved in ancient Gnostic thought: that the material world may not be the flawless creation of the highest divine reality.
- What Did the Gnostics Mean When They Said the World Was a Mistake?To modern ears, the suggestion that the world came about through a mistake sounds extraordinary. We are more familiar with the idea of a universe deliberately created by an all-powerful and all-knowing God.