Gnosis of the Heart — Steven Armstrong, F.R.C.

The great mystics of all times and all places have meditated deeply on the Gnosis of the Heart. In many languages, there are two kinds of knowledge: to know “about” something or to “know” something. Gnosis is experiential, personal knowledge of a person, place, event, or truth. When Gnosis is coupled with Love, it follows the unitive path, uniting the lover and the beloved. This Podcast explores the Journey which results when one sets out on the Quest for the Gnosis of the Heart, and invites the listeners to participate in this Quest.

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