Gnosis & the Supreme Goddess by Hoku Lani – Non-Fiction

Writer: Hoku Lani

Subject: Gnosis & the Supreme Goddess

Link: MEWE / 27.01.2022

Gnosis & the Supreme Goddess

She is remote from human affairs and she is unknowable and undetectable by human senses. She created a series of supernatural but finite beings called Aeons. One of these was, a virgin, who in turn gave birth to an defective, inferior “Creator-God,” also known as the Demiurge. This lower god is sometimes called Yaldabaoth, Ialdabaoth Jaldabaoth — from Aramaic words meaning the “begetter of the heavens” — This is Jehovah, Samael or Yahweh, the storm God of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament).

He is portrayed as the creator of the earth and its life forms. He is viewed by Gnostics as fundamentally evil, jealous, rigid, lacking in compassion, and prone to committing genocide.

Gnostics did not look upon the world as having been created perfectly and then having degenerated as a result of the “Original Sin” of Adam and Eve. Rather the world was seen as being evil at the time of its origin, because it had been created by an inferior lower God. He thinks he is supreme. His pride and incompetence have resulted in the sorry state of the world as we know it, and in the blind and ignorant condition of most of humankind.

CONCLUSION:

Sex with others or one’s self is the transmission of Gnosis. Sex is perhaps the greatest conduit of information, genetic, emotional, psychic, or personal. I would take it a step further and say sex is Gnosis.