[Talk Gnosis] Meet a Gnostic: Jonathan Stewart
Channel: Gnostic Wisdom Network
Date: 26/03/2024

It's our new show where we talk to a self-identified Gnostic about their personal takes on Gnosticism, their history with the tradition, their spiritual practice, and their Gnostic take on the world/cosmos/existence. Up next is writer, theatre artist, and podcaster Jonathan Stewart, you may know him from such podcasts as Talk Gnosis. Jonathan talks about his past with religion, how Gnosticism engages both reality and metaphor through it's cosmos, and the value of joining something, just so you're not out in the dark, alone.

Notes from the show:

The advertisement of the Time Life Mysteries book advertisement: https://youtu.be/wbUOIeIeGaI?si=B5fm4zYtVQ-XFQZx

Our playlist of Martinism-related epsiodes: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvM8JnMpRI2eC1AQj1RnjWeAXgtQZ-EVY&si=uB9JAeg1yZtBnUac

And our episode with Shirley Paulson: https://youtu.be/RnbQGefPsCU?si=VQUT0-3OFVYrhTa0


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