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[Nani]

I am new to this website but, not new to the teachings I have been reading. As a child I questioned everything, which was not very much appreciated by my elders. I always questioned the religion my family chose and at 13 (1962) decided my families religion was not what I believed. The only problem was that there were no religions that supported my questions. I shared my dreams twice, with my mother and was told that we do not do that - we keep our dreams to ourselves.

I have been to so many churches over the years and read many, many books. Gnosticism is new to me but, it is not. When I first read about the Gospel of St. Thomas I got excited. I had to get a copy and began my search. Then, one my my childhood questions was answered when this led me to the Gospel of St. Mary. This month makes two years since my mom's passing - but I shared with her that I knew what I was reading, as I learned about it in my dreams, when I was a child.

I am grateful to have been led to this site and want to learn all I can about Christian Gnosticism.

Blessings to all,
Nani

[Phillip]

Thank you for your kind words!

Sounds like your rebel nature fits well with Gnosticism!

Often our teachings will talk about the process of learning and growing in spiritual development as remembrance. Interesting term, considering your experience there, isn't it?

Welcome to our online community!

Phillip