Author(s): Shamot Sesju

Spiritual growth

This book is for people who are seeking truth. For Christian cultures, this truth comes from the Old Testament which is of a particular time and place and gave rise to a rich culture and various religious traditions. The beliefs of contemporary communities tend to be at odds with Church dogma and there is a very good reason for this schism. The marginalisation of women and of those who are not heterosexual has caused great harm to the souls of many individuals. The intuitive, shared knowledge that we are more than mere creations of a God made for his pleasure is widespread and signals the necessity for a new language. The Maothsjesshoum is the new language. When Jesus' disciple Thomas said to him that his mouth was utterly unable to describe whom Jesus was like, he knew that Thomas would be the one to receive and preserve his secret sayings. In the Maothsjesshoum the meaning of the secret sayings are revealed for the enlightened generations of the twenty first century. Numerous contentious and puzzling issues are resolved by bringing ancient knowledge into a contemporary context. Here, the reader of any or no faith will find a great connection, peace and understanding.