Thoth, as the inspirer of all sacred writings and the president of all priestly discipline, was, as Jamblichus tells us, a name which was held by the Egyptians to be "common to all priests "—that is to say, every priest as priest was a Thoth, because he showed forth...

The main Gospel of the Trismegistic Gnosis is contained in a sacred sermon which bears in Greek the title "Pcemandres." This may perhaps have been originally the Greek transliteration of an Egyptian name (ii., 50); but from OF the treatise itself it is manifest that...

"To such My Presence doth become an aid, and straightway they gain Gnosis of all things, and win the Father's love by their pure lives, and give Him thanks, invoking on Him blessings, and chanting hymns, intent on Him with ardent love." - Hermes...

"One by one the barriers have fallen to President Obama’s “gnostic revolt,” and few dared challenge him for fear of being called “racist.” But Obama’s race does not account for his revolution; it is ideology, fueling his revolt against “God and man,” remaking God and...

By 33rd Degree Freemason, Manly P. Hall - "The School of Gnosticism was divided into two major parts, commonly called the Syrian Cult and the Alexandrian Cult. These schools agreed in essentials, but the latter division was more inclined to be pantheistic, while the...

By 33rd Degree Freemason, Manly P. Hall - "The Gnostic viewpoint concerning the Christ is well worthy of consideration. This order claimed to be the only sect to have actual pictures of the Divine Syrian. While these were, in all probability, idealistic conceptions of...

“Gnostic heresies have arisen time and time again. Today they are back again.” - Princeton scholar Robert George The article below is a hit piece on all modern Gnostics by the official newspaper of the Archdiocese of San Francisco. The writer of this article...