A deceptive god of old testament, is being thrown into the abyss of Tartarus.
Yaldabaoth, also called Samael (from the Aramaic for blind) and Saklas (Aramaic for fool), is a mocking caricature of the Old Testament God. As an "abortion", he is composed of formless matter. The gnostic gospels describes him as androgynous, blind, and leonine. He boasts that he is the only god, using the language of Isaiah 45:6, but this claim is portrayed as arrogant and blasphemous. Gnostic gospels emphasizes that his claim is not an honest mistake; he repeats it even after Sophia reveals her light. Yaldabaoth commits adultery by coveting Eve, lies to humans, and dishonors his mother by claiming his superiority. The name Samael was also a name for Satan in Judaism, and Yaldabaoth combines elements of both God and Satan. His punishment in Tartarus mirrors the binding of Satan described in Revelation. . .
In Gnostic cosmology, after the arrogant creator-god Yaldabaoth (the Demiurge) is cast down into Tartarus, his intense envy of his own repentant son (Sabaoth) causes him to give birth to Death, who in turn creates a host of archons and demonic forces who became the rulers of the underworld's darkness. . . while trapped in the lower depths of Chaos, he commands forty-nine demons who torture wicked souls in boiling rivers of pitch and carry out other punishments. . .
Newly dead souls were forced to drink from this river Lethe one of the five rivers of the Underworld to completely erase the memories of their earthly lives. It ensured they did not carry the " accumulated wisdom"of their past lives into their next one and trapped in this material realm, human souls were subjected to the dominance of archonic dark forces who sought to prevent human souls ascension back to the Pleroma (heaven).
Tartarus, the Underworld, and Hell are under the dominion of the fallen god creator Yaldabaoth later known as Satan. . .
The Fire from Hell
In Gnostic Buddhist or Theravada Buddhist cosmology, there are multiple planes of existence (the 31 realms of Samsara).
The type of cosmic destruction—whether it is by fire, water, or wind—is directly tied to the dominant mental karma of the beings who lived in the universe. Destruction by fire occurs when the collective minds of sentient beings are dominated by dosa (hatred, anger, and malice). Imprisoned and distorted minds shaped by the fallen god creator Yaldabaoth and his shadowy angels.
The inferno fire is "triggered" by the fallen god creator later known as satan, burns through the physical realms, the human world, the lower hells (where the fire merges with the hell realms' own torturous heat), and the six sensual heavens (Kamaloka).
The apocalyptic fire blazes all the way up to the first level of the Brahma realms (specifically the Abhassara or Streaming Radiance realm).
Seventh Suns
When the seventh sun finally rises ("triggered" by the inferno fire), the entire earth/universe and Mount Sineru ignite, blazing up into a single, massive sheet of flame. The fire consumes everything in the lower and middle realms—including the human world, animal realms, ghost realms, and the burning hells (Naraka or Niraya). So complete is this destruction that not even smoke or ash remains.
The fiery destruction is not limited to the lower realms. The blazing heat is blown upward by powerful winds and destroys the sensual heavenly realms (the Kamavacara heavens), burning all the way up to the first level of the Brahma worlds (the Rupavacara heavens) The sacred realm of Lord Jesus Christ, where most of the spirits redeemed by Him will rise again to the exalted heavens.
Higher Brahma realms (the second, third, and fourth jhana planes) and the formless heavenly realms (Arupavacara) are entirely untouched by the conflagration.
The fire is stopped from destroying the entire cosmos by the immense spiritual purity and merit accumulated by the beings residing in the higher heavenly realms. The fire halts right at the threshold of the Subhakinha (Refulgent Glory) realm.
Maintaining a strong belief/faith in Christ without love and empathy... Is forbidden in Christ's heaven...
If your heart is devoid of love and compassion after death, you will be resurrected in the Underworld or Hell, waiting for your reincarnation. regardless of having been baptized by a church priest in the name of Lord Jesus Christ. . .
The heavenly realm of Christ is abundant with love, peace, tranquility, and vibrant energy. . .
Those who return from these near-death experiences typically emphasize the same central message: an overwhelming, indescribable sense of PEACE and LOVE. . .
You may access the divine realm of Christ by aligning with the proper frequency/vibration
of Christ's love energy. . .
Verses from the New Testament of the Bible:
1 John 4:8: “Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love.”
1 Corinthians 13:2: “If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing.”
Christ has four Immeasurable Minds:
Loving-Kindness : The wish to offer happiness and goodwill to all.
Compassion : The desire to relieve the suffering of all beings.
Empathetic Joy : Rejoicing in the success and joy of others.
Equanimity : Fairness, mental calmness, and unbiased love for everyone.
Christ is Heaven and Heaven is Christ
Jesus explicitly tells James, “Free yourself from this blind idea, that you are merely the case of flesh which encircles you. Then you will reach Him Who is. Then you will no longer be James; rather you are the One Who is.” It’s amazing to find this Vedantic teaching, claiming that the individual soul (Atman) is identical with God himself (Brahman), spelled out so clearly in an early Christian text. Today Christians believe that only Christ was “one” with God, but Jesus seems to be saying that the rest of us are too.
In another Nag Hammadi text, The Dialogue of the Savior, the disciples ask Jesus, “Who is the one who seeks and who is the one who reveals?” Jesus answers, “The one who seeks is the one who reveals. That for which you are seeking is within you.” He says again, “The living God dwells in you and you dwell in him.” This teaching makes perfect sense in a yogic context but would come as a surprise to many conservative Christians, who believe the Holy Spirit may visit our hearts, but essentially exists separate from us. Here Jesus seems to be calling our own inner Self the Holy Spirit.
Christ is questioning the disciples' understanding: if they do not yet grasp the spiritual origin (the beginning) of existence, how can they truly comprehend its destination. . .
In the beginning. . .
The fallen "energy" of divine wisdom Sophia leads to the emergence of the Demiurge (the imperfect creator god Yaldabaoth) and the Archons (dark rulers/forces). . .
He created the imperfect material heavens and world/universe. . .
In the Exegesis on the Soul, Sophia is cast down and trapped in human flesh, forgetful of her divine origins, and subject to the laws of matter and falls into the hands of "the Archons/dark forces. . .
The dark forces defile her, passing her from one to another, forcing her into prostitution to drain her divine light. . .
And. . .
The divine soul of the deceased Sophia was divided into millions of her reincarnations as humans, ensnared by dark forces. . .
Christ redeems her sacred souls repeatedly, time and time again. . .
Until the end of the great cycle of endless time. . .
(Mary Magdalene is one of the incarnations of the divine wisdom Sophia)
Amen 😔
