In gnostic thought there are three planes of existence:
You have the cosmic force which is an androgynous God force made up of male and female parts
You have the Pleroma (fullness) which is where the Aeon's live. the Aeon's are basically a pantheon of gods who are paired male and female.
You have the material world.
The most powerful Aeon is called Logos. Logos most fully represents the cosmic god force of all the Aeon's. The lowest Aeon is Sophia who creates the Demiurge who in turn creates the material world. Sophia marries Jesus Christ (who in Gnosticism is the second lowest Aeon) in order to get back into the fullness for her sin of creating the Demiurge and ergo the material world.
So we must ask ourselves is Logos Rising not about Christ, but about gnosticism? From what I remember from reading the book halfway through it does seem so.
I also question how much infiltration the Gnostics have had in our circles. I've seen people on the right cite Evola, Charles Coulombe was outed a few years back, I suspect there are more.
Also as a side note you can see a lot of similarities between Gnosticism and kabbalah. The deeper you dig into these bad religions the more you realize there is a convergence in their thought.
In gnostic thought there are three planes of existence:
You have the cosmic force which is an androgynous God force made up of male and female parts
You have the Pleroma (fullness) which is where the Aeon's live. the Aeon's are basically a pantheon of gods who are paired male and female.
You have the material world.
The most powerful Aeon is called Logos. Logos most fully represents the cosmic god force of all the Aeon's. The lowest Aeon is Sophia who creates the Demiurge who in turn creates the material world. Sophia marries Jesus Christ (who in Gnosticism is the second lowest Aeon) in order to get back into the fullness for her sin of creating the Demiurge and ergo the material world.
So we must ask ourselves is Logos Rising not about Christ, but about gnosticism? From what I remember from reading the book halfway through it does seem so.
I also question how much infiltration the Gnostics have had in our circles. I've seen people on the right cite Evola, Charles Coulombe was outed a few years back, I suspect there are more.
Also as a side note you can see a lot of similarities between Gnosticism and kabbalah. The deeper you dig into these bad religions the more you realize there is a convergence in their thought.
