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Scriptures

"All religions are pearls on the golden thread of divinity." —Samael Aun Weor
Torah

All religions emerge from the same root. Their common source has been called by many names, but its true nature is far beyond the confines of any belief, dogma, or theory. Therefore, all genuine scriptures agree with one another.

In order to experience the truth of that common source, we must free the mind from all cages, chains, and bonds, in order for the soul and spirit to rise above all terrestrial and materialistic limitations. In other words, we must study all religions, discard from them what is added (especially by our mind), and resolutely discover what is essential, original, and divine.

The Gnostic tradition studies all the religious and mystical traditions in the world, since Gnosis is the root from which they all flowered.

"In the Gnostic tradition, we have a vast collection of spiritual writings that nourish our efforts to awaken our consciousness. To begin, we have the more than sixty books by Samael Aun Weor, and the hundreds of complementary lectures and talks that he gave. This body of knowledge was given in order to elucidate understanding of the Christian Bible, the Torah, the Zohar, the Bhagavad-Gita, the Germanic Eddas, all the great psychological wisdom hidden in the Greek myths, the Odyssey and the Illiad of Homer, and hundreds of other volumes from our religious and classical heritage. As well, Gnosis is found in the one hundred volumes of Buddhist sutras and in the two hundred volumes of commentaries on those sutras by great masters such as Tsong Khapa and Nagarjuna. Gnosis saturates the Tibetan Tantric tradition and overflows from the teachings of Milarepa, the Dalai Lamas, and many others." - The Purpose of Gnosis

Books and Courses about Scriptures and Sacred Texts

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The Gnostic Bible: The Pistis Sophia Unveiled
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The Aquarian Message (about The Apocalypse or Revelation of St. John)
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Hell, Devil, and Karma (about Dante's Inferno)
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Magic of the Runes (about Virgil's Aeneid)
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Cosmic Teachings of a Lama (about Stanzas of Dzyan)
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Alphabet of Kabbalah: The Hebrew Letters
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Book of Revelation (Companion to The Aquarian Message)
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Esoteric Christianity (The New Testament)
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Greek Mysteries (about Greek Mythology)
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Kabbalah of Genesis (Hebrew: Bereshit)
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Meditation without Exertion (Three Principle Paths by Tsong Khapa)
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Path of the Bodhisattva (Christian New Testament and Bodhicharyavatara by Shantideva)
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Practical Spirituality (Bhagavad-gita and Patanjali's Yoga Sutras)
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Precepts of Alchemy (Sepher ha Zohar)
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Ring of the Nibelungen Explained
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Self-knowledge (Atma Bodha by Shankara)
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FAQs about Scriptures and Sacred Texts

Which Bible Translation is Good?
The best is to read the scriptures in their original languages. When this is not possible, read the oldest translations, such as the King James. Modern translations pander to foolish modern culture, and are very far removed from the real meanings hidden in the ancient languages.

Examples of Important Scriptures and Sacred Texts