IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE LOGOS
We begin with John at the very beginning. Together let’s enter the Prologue of John's Gospel, one of the most wild pieces of spiritual writing in any tradition, and find the eternal intelligence of Logos emerging in human flesh.
We'll explore what the Greek word Logos actually means before centuries of doctrine got hold of it, why the word sarx - raw, mortal, tender flesh - is the most important word in the Prologue, and what it means that the light is shining within and has never been overcome.
Students will gain:
A completely new understanding of the Prologue of John, freed from doctrine and returned to its original mystical depth
Direct experience of Spirit as indwelling presence rather than authority from above
Teachings of embodiment as sacred rather than a spiritual obstacle
Module One, Part 1 of 4
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Gospel of John Unbound
$625.00
This is a foundational course for spiritual seekers ready to see scripture in a whole new way — not a doctrine to defend, not a wound to reopen, but a map of your divine nature.
This course is rooted in the Greek text, embodied through clairvoyant meditation, and integrated into real daily practice. No complicated theology. No beliefs you have to force yourself to accept. Just powerful tools that help you trust what you already know inside.
Whether you are new to mystical Christianity or already walking a contemplative path, this course will help you you see more clearly — and reclaim words like light, healing, and divine identity as your own.
This course is especially helpful if religion has ever hurt you. You don't have to leave your wounds at the door. You're welcome here exactly as you are. No dogma, no performance, no spiritual bypassing here.
The Gospel of John Unbound is about meeting one of the world's most profound spiritual texts with open eyes — so the Gospel does what it was always meant to do: set you free. Let's dive in.
More info this course including who this course is for, what you will gain, the sources for teaching, module descriptions, and what’s included can be found here: Full Course Description.