The noble idea of the Christian Kabbalah is not so much the worship of Jesus Christ, but rather a conscious evolution toward a divine or super-humanity. In this regard, Christian Kabbalah is quite different from its Jewish roots, and Gnostic Christianity is very different from orthodox Christianity. Both are about experiencing God and evolving toward God, rather than just studying theology. This groundbreaking work is the first to present the Christian Gnosis of the Kabbalah in a practical and deeply esoteric way.
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Gnosis for a New Christos:
Gnosis of the Cosmic Christ - A Gnostic Christian Kabbalah by Tau Malachi Published by Llewellyn Worldwide This lengthy work is well researched and written by someone who has been an initiate and a devotee and has been a practicing Gnostic Christian and Kabbalist for well over 30 years, and that alone should tell you that this is a work for someone who is searching on a much deeper level than someone else just interested in a quick overview of the subject. What sets this book ahead of other... more info
A must read for a seeker of the spiritual side of Christianity:
This book is excellent, and I would highly recommend it. It can sometimes be a little hard to follow if you are not familiar with Gnostic terminology, but it is well worth learning it for the benefits of this book.
A Bridge is Forming:
This is one of those rare books that starts bridging the gap between seemingly different worlds. Kabbalah (with Tantra) is probably one of the most important concepts forgotton by modern man. It is an ancient wisdom that could open so many doors to our inner selves. Gnosis of the Cosmic Christ - although a difficult read at some stages - is an important book, as it brings Kabbalah, Gnosticism and Christianity togeteher, as it should be. Highly recommended.
Phenomenal Book, Wonderfully Written:
Finding myself - like so many others - not completely satisfied with contemporary Christian teachings, and left with a feeling that "there must be something more", I recently began undertaking a study of mystical traditions, including Kabbalah. When I first began reading "Gnosis..." I found the material very heavy and a bit much to absorb, but even then there were passages that stood out to me and resonated with a deep, emphatic 'YES!'. I explored a number of similarly-themed books, but none left... more info
