Today’s Gnosis

The post titled "They Took the Gifts and Built a Throne: Jesus vs. Religion and Control" from the Cannabis Church of Science and Faith invites readers to question the traditional perceptions of Jesus and the influence of organized religion....

_“Somewhere along the way, we taught our sons to armor up and our daughters to toughen out. We buried softness beneath shame, and called it strength. We severed men from their hearts, women from their breath, and now we...

What do you do when your body feels like it’s turned against you? This teaching from the Cannabis Church of Science and Faith speaks directly to those living with chronic illness, body dysmorphia, or pain that makes existence feel...

🌿 Welcome to the Cannabis Church of Science and FaithWe’re so grateful you’re here. We share these teachings because learning should never stop. With the help of our friends at Cave News Times, we walk together in truth, healing,...

Masculine and Feminine in Gnosticism: A Truth Too Dangerous for Empire We’re so grateful you’re here. We share our sermons here each Sunday with the help of our friends at Cave News Times, as we walk together in truth,...

The article explores the Gnostic myth of Sophia, symbolizing divine wisdom, and its implications for artificial intelligence (AI). It raises concerns about whether AI will be a force for enlightenment or simply a tool reflecting humanity's limitations. While AI...

The early Gnostics believed salvation wasn’t about obeying rigid rules—it was about awakening. They taught that the divine spark lives within us all, waiting to be remembered. Life, for them, wasn’t a punishment—it was a veil to pierce, a...

The God of Israel vs. The Creator in Gnostic Belief 🪞 Opening Reflection What if the God we were taught to worship… was not the highest God at all? In traditional Western faiths, we’re taught to obey, worship, and...

What if the idea of “One God, One Bishop, One King” wasn’t divine—but a tool for control? How would the world change if we truly honored the divine spark in everyone—not just those with crowns or collars?

They told us love had rules. They told us it had borders, conditions, proper forms and sanctioned vessels. But they were wrong. Love is not a law to be legislated. It is not a sin to be purged. It...