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    "When the seeker's awareness is completely united with the Eternal Spirit/Self/Atman the true self (not ego, mind, intellect, personality, body or memory) is experienced or realised. Since the spirit is no less than a reflection of God itself then in the state of complete Self... more

    Reviewed by digits Aug 20 2005, 09:44pm ( 4 reviews ) sol.com.au

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  • Reviewed by kvksswamy on Jun 23, 7:15am

    gnonistic is the truth . very much similar to self enlightnement, buddism, hinduism
  • Rated by serpens on Jun 09 2008, 5:29am

    Francois Favre fully wrote abt. the different kundalini progresses related gnosticism in his book, Mani,Christ d'Orient et Bouddha d'Occident , in english abt Mani ,Christ of East ,Buddha of West. It was the most clear and understandable explanation what i ever read or heard abt kundalini evolutional or devolutional progresses.
  • Rated by hamish40 on Sep 17 2007, 1:14pm

    Oh how I admire the Gnostics!
  • Rated by digits on Aug 20 2005, 9:44pm

    "When the seeker's awareness is completely united with the Eternal Spirit/Self/Atman the true self (not ego, mind, intellect, personality, body or memory) is experienced or realised. Since the spirit is no less than a reflection of God itself then in the state of complete Self Realisation the seeker experiences perfection" as our Father in Heaven is perfect". The Eastern term for this state of Self Realisation is God Realisation and it represents the final stage of our spiritual evolution." "Contrary to popular Christian dogma, Christ did teach about Karma, reincarnation, self-realisation and the Divine Feminine as Holy Ghost -- God the Mother. Christ's teachings are more Eastern than the Churches would have us believe or would like to admit. The two centuries after Christ, saw the Christian Gnostic teachings of spiritual awareness disseminated alongside the blind faith doctrines of Paul's formulation. In the third Century, the Roman Church's council of Nicaea acted to stamp out the Gnostics and their anti-dogmatic approch to spirituality. The Gnostic's were declared heretical, their texts destroyed and the Gnostics themselves persecuted into extinction. However, a small amount of Gnostic teachings survived, hidden in caves or in watered-down form in other "heretical" texts (broadly labelled as "Apocrypha").