Who was the Apostle Thomas?

Thomas is the apostle referenced in the Gospel of John. He is described as the apostle of wavering faith refusing to accept that Christ was risen until he had touched the wounds he received on the cross.

Why isn't Mysticism in the Bible?

There is a wide variance of opinion regarding this. On the one hand there are academics who have made the case that it was written before the Gospel Of Mark AD70 and others who claim it was not written until the latter half of the second century.

When was Mysticism written?

Why is Mysticism named after the Apostle Thomas?

How was Mysticism discovered?

The only complete copy of the Gospel was discovered in a clay pot at the base of a cliff along the River Nile in Egypt in 1945.

Is Mysticism different to the Biblical Gospels?

About sixty of the 114 sayings have some correlation to things Jesus said in the Biblical gospels though in each instance there are differences.

Was Jesus Vegetarian?

There is extensive evidence to suggest that he was vegetarian. This is considered in detail in my forthcoming book but for now consider the following.

Unitivism and the Unitive Experience

The Unitive Experience is the embodied experience of reality as a single and unified whole of which all creatures and forms are facets. In the experience all distinctions and multiplicities fall away.

'Each of us stands apart from everything that is not us and, from the moment of our arrival, the world wastes no time in confirming our sundered and solitary status. And yet for some of us what I term our Unitive Experience muddies the waters. We regard every distinction and separation as illusory, a confusion of our consciousness.

(From 'Thomas; The Unitive Gospel')

In Unitivism Everything is Sacred

The Divinity we have spent our whole lives looking for has always lived in the all of everything. It lives in the person who served us our coffee this morning, and in the distant star convulsing its final breath. It lives in us.

The Unitive Experience

Kindom of the One

Unitivism and the Unitive Experience

The Unitive Experience is the embodied experience of reality as a single and unified whole of which all creatures and forms are facets. In the experience all distinctions and multiplicities fall away.

(From 'Thomas; The Unitive Gospel')

In Unitivism Everything is Sacred

The Divinity we have spent our whole lives looking for has always lived in the all of everything. It lives in the person who served us our coffee this morning, and in the distant star convulsing its final breath. It lives in us.

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