The Book of Thomas The Contender

The Nag Hammadi Library The Book of Thomas the Contender Translated by John D. Turner The secret words that the savior spoke to Judas Thomas which I, even I, Mathaias, wrote down, while I was walking, listening to them speak with one another. The savior said, “Brother Thomas while you have time in the world,…

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Enoch and UFO’s

  by Stephen McMurray Vol.28 – No. 2 Nexus Magazine Issue February – March 2021from AvalonLibrary Website PDF   Enoch was one of the antediluvian patriarchs. He was the father of Methuselah and great-grandfather of Noah. Despite the claim that he was only one of two people who didn’t actually die but was taken up…

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The Kailedy Gospel of the Kolbrin Bible

November 2010 from Soul-Of-The-Pillar Website revised text by Anonymous February 2013  The Kolbrin is a collection of ancient manuscripts said to have been salvaged from the Glastonbury Abbey arson in 1184. The Kolbrin is also said to have had a connection to Jesus, historically through his Great-Uncle, Joseph of Arimathea. This Culdian Trust version of…

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The Emerald Tablets

EMERALD TABLET I: The History of Thoth, The Atlantean I, Thoth, the Atlantean, master of mysteries, keeper of records, mighty king, magi- cian, living from generation to generation, being about to pass into the Halls of Amenti, set down for the guidance of those that are to come after, these records of the mighty wisdom…

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The Cult of the Black Virgin

PART I THE CULT OF THE BLACK VIRGIN Even the trappings of monasticism that found a home in Roman Catholicism originated in the asceticism that was prevalent in Egypt, dating back to Hermes Trismegestis. Hermes or Thoth, a demi-god from the pre-flood civilization of Atlantis, became the prototype of the ’hermit’ monk.The Council of Nicea…

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The Cathars

by William Henry originally published in Atlantis Rising Dec. 2002 From 1208-1244 the first European holocaust was conducted. The Church of Rome savagely attacked the Cathars, the peaceful ‘heretics of the Languedoc’ of Southern France, with a viciousness and detestable arrogance paralleled only by the Nazi atrocities during WW II. The Cathars called themselves Pure…

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