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==== Imagine a jar sealed for 1,600 years. ==== Inside it, voices the world wasn’t ready for. Voices of: * women teachers, * mystical rebels, * poets of the divine feminine, * philosophers who believed the sacred lived inside us, * and followers of Jesus who saw him as a guide to inner freedom — not a ruler, not an idol. These were the Christians who whispered: “You don’t need a priest to touch the divine.” “You don’t need a church to know the truth.” “The kingdom is inside you.” — Gospel of Thomas And the church said: Absolutely not. And buried their words in the sand.
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