Intro
What if the healing miracles of Jesus were never meant to be taken literally — but understood as spiritual parables for our own awakening?
The Reflection
Jesus taught in parables. Stories layered with meaning, truth disguised in simplicity. So why do we treat his miracles — his healings — like magic tricks?
The blind man sees.
The deaf hear.
The paralyzed walks.
The dead rise.
But these are not performances — they are parables.
They are not stories of physical healing, but spiritual awakening.
The blind represent those who cannot see truth.
The deaf — those who will not hear their soul.
The lame — those paralyzed by fear, shame, or trauma.
The possessed — those tormented by inner darkness.
And Jesus? He doesn’t just fix them — he frees them.
Not just from affliction, but from illusion.
But here’s the danger:
By taking these teachings literally, we’ve opened the door to counterfeit prophets.
Men who mimic miracles for money.
Women who sell sacred oils as holy cures.
Churches built on spectacles, not Spirit.
Fake healers who cry “faith” as they empty your wallet and poison your soul.
We forgot the lesson. We focused on the act, not the meaning.
And in that forgetting, we gave power to liars in robes.
The Gnostic Protection
Gnosis protects us. It awakens us to meaning, not magic.
Jesus wasn’t here to build a brand — he was here to spark something within us.
Not just to heal bodies, but to ignite souls.
Not to make us followers — but to call us home.
He said:
“He who has ears, let him hear.”
“The Kingdom is within you.”
“Greater things than these shall you do.”
That’s not a show.
That’s an invitation.
What This Teaches Us
The miracles were never about him. They were about us.
When we realize that, we stop looking for magic hands and start using our own.
We stop buying lies and start seeking truth.
We stop idolizing power and start embodying love.
The blind can now see —
Because they finally understand.
Final Insight
False prophets need you to stay asleep.
Literalism keeps you blind.
But Gnosis… Gnosis wakes you up.
When you read the stories of Jesus not as history, but as inner mystery — you reclaim your power.
You become the healed.
You become the healer.
You become the spark.
Closing
Ask yourself:
Are you waiting to be healed…
…or are you ready to awaken?
“You carry the divine spark — let it speak.”
“Cannabis reveals, it doesn’t hide. Use it to face your truth.”
“Gnosis begins when we are honest — with ourselves and each other.”
