Living Gnosis Now: The Path of the Masters, a term also translated as, "The Way of the Saints". Somewhat related to Sufism and the Sikhs, there are literally millions of followers affiliated with the various branches of this Path. The spiritual practice of this Eastern Gnostic path is called SuratShabda Yoga, meaning: "Meditation upon the inner Light and Sound Current". Like it's Western counterparts who wrote the Nag Hammadi Library, Gospel of Saint Thomas (who went to India) and other Gnostic Gospels, in this Path, God is called "the Nameless One" and is considered Formless and Invisible. The Unknown God or Supreme Father can however be accessed by the contemplation of His Light as as well as His Logos or Word. Eastern Orthodox mystics use the term "Theosis" regarding the contemplation of God's noetic Light. As with the early Gnostics, in the Path of the Masters, in addition to Light mysticism there is a process of transformation via theosis/divinization of God's SOUND, sometimes called the Music of the Spheres or Logos. Discover whole new worlds within yourself by developing your own meditation practice, as well as the mystical poetry and prose of the Saint tradition of India.

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Key Words: Coptic Gnostic, Gnosis, Nag Hammadi, Gospel of Thomas, Syrian and Mystic Christianity, Mandaean, Manichaean, Pistis Sophia, Essene, Contemplation, Contemplative Prayer, Meditation, The Acts of Saint Thomas in India and Eastern Gnosis: The Saints and Mystics of Northern India.