Carl Jung and the Demiurge: The Shadow of the Creator
Carl Jung had an unusual relationship with the concept of the Demiurge—a figure that appears in Gnostic mythology as a flawed, often malevolent, creator of the material world. While Jung wasn’t a Gnostic in the traditional sense, his psychology shared deep resonances with their worldview, particularly in his ideas about the unconscious, the nature of…
The History of Gnostics: The Search for Hidden Knowledge
Gnosticism is one of history’s most misunderstood spiritual movements. It challenges conventional religious narratives, offering a path based on personal revelation, inner wisdom, and hidden truths. While mainstream Christianity emphasizes faith in external doctrines, Gnostics believe in direct knowledge—gnosis—of the divine. Their story is a fascinating blend of mystery, suppression, and resilience.