The Gospel of Thomas is an ancient book that records sayings, attributed to Jesus, of rich spiritual content. Yet it escaped being touched by the Church, lying hidden in the sands of Egypt for over 1600 years until discovered recently. These sayings comprise mini-parables, each with an outer form and deep inner meanings that can lead us towards a growing awareness of Ultimate Reality. In The Way of Thomas, John R Mabry explores nine insights central to this unique and revolutionary Gospel. These insights can revolutionize the way we see not only Jesus, but ourselves, each other, and the universe. They offer us the opposite of religion: a living spirituality dependent not upon any dogma, but upon the unmediated experience of mystical union common to all true spiritualities. John Mabry writes in a delightfully friendly way, providing an intensely practical guide for the contemporary spiritual seeker. 174pp, 136mm x 213mm, softback, 2007
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