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QuestionMy mom is Gnostic. She told me this religion was pretty secret because people usually called them witches for the practices they did. Is it the same today?Community AnswerPeople in modern-day churches still preach agains Gnosticism, but it is not the same today. Now there is much greater tolerance for different religions. You will find that not everyone goes to church and believes in "mainstream" Christianity, and as a result, won't even know what Gnosticism is.
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QuestionIn Gnostic weddings, do the bride and groom wash each other's feet?Community AnswerYes, they do.
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QuestionI want to leave the rat race and become a Gnostic, but I have a partner and 2 kids and have a mortgage for the next 25 years, how can I find financial security for my family?Community AnswerMaybe just try NOT being one of the rats at work; do your job well enough that fear of getting fired is less of a behavioral motivator. You can be a good Gnostic anywhere by your good example. This does not need to be an either/or choice.
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QuestionWho would I pray to, and how?Community AnswerYou could pray to God, and just talk to Him like you would a counselor or trusted friend. There is no right or wrong way, as long as you respect Him and love Him with your heart, it will happen naturally.
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QuestionCan I be Gnostic and Buddhist?Cyd RoppCommunity AnswerA Buddhist can become a Gnostic, yes. If you were already a Gnostic, you wouldn't need to become a Buddhist. True gnosis has to do with remembering your celestial origins and the Father of the Universe. Buddha probably contemplated gnosis with his meditation. So you, too, need to focus on the Father and the One Above rather than on Buddha himself. Jesus and Buddha are often seen as exemplars of higher consciousness and union with the One. However, Buddha did not make the further claim that believing in him would have redemptive powers. Jesus is the exemplar of the Christ, which is a figure who can intercede with the Father on your behalf.
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