From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible points to one specific goal: the Path of the Soul to its liberation, also known as the Path of Return.
The Soul as a transcendent given is an unknown cause of life and the path of the Soul is equally unknown. The liberation of the Soul is an unknown goal explained in metaphors and parables, which carries the danger that the Biblical texts are taken literally and applied in external physical contexts.
Faith, Hope, and Love can only be understood and thus applied on a deep spiritual level.
The soul’s path is an unknown journey, and its interpretation remains deeply veiled in the Old Testament. In the New Testament, Jesus illustrates this path more openly and clearly, revealing the true meanings of faith. Through faith, we believe that the Bible and Jesus’ teachings are accurate and lead to the soul’s liberation. Hope inspires us to follow in Jesus’ footsteps, just as the disciples did, embarking on the same journey. This journey typically involves an inner search for understanding and applying biblical guidance.
Biblical love embodies selfless affection, characterized by a deep commitment to the profoundly spiritual purpose.
The path of the Soul is an inner journey that exists just beyond the realm of physical appearances and the constraints of spiritual and religious beliefs. The key to understanding lies in the esoteric principles: ‘as above, so below’ and ‘as inward, so outward.’ The ultimate goal, the Soul’s liberation, is a genuine, profound transcendent experience for the disciple. However, this ultimate transcendental moment and spiritual vista remain indescribable in words.
The Gospel of Thomas is highly recommended for those who wish to understand the soul’s path in depth. It was found in 1945 in Nag Hammadi, Egypt, along with many other gospels, including the Gospel of Mary, and contains texts dating from the 2nd century AD. It is believed that the texts originated from a nearby monastery. The original texts have been scanned and sent to interested scholars worldwide for translation and research. They can be read online in English and other languages. One cannot get any closer to the original words of Christ.
Faith, Hope and Love, but the greatest of these is Love. 1Cor.13:13
You can contact me to discuss the Path of the Soul, the Gospel of Thomas, or a more transcendent interpretation of Bible texts.
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