Jesus didn’t come to Earth just to take away our sins. Yes, he came to serve, but what he truly meant by that was he came to teach. He came to show us how to ascend to higher levels, to be one with him and God again. And how do we do this? With the Apocrypha.
The word Apocrypha comes from the Greek Apokryphos, meaning hidden or obscure. These are ancient writings not included in the official Bible, either Jewish or Christian. Many of them were written around the same time as canonical texts, but for various reasons—doctrinal disputes, questions of authorship, or simply because they didn’t fit the prevailing narrative—they were left out.
That means there are more writings about God, Jesus, and his apostles—like Mary, Judas, John, and Thomas—that didn’t make it into the official Bible. But here’s the thing: humans, not God, decided which books were “worthy” of inclusion. Some people dismiss these texts as made-up because they don’t align with mainstream Christianity, but maybe they just didn’t understand them properly.
My Journey to Understanding This Truth
I was raised in a strict Catholic household. Then, like many, I rebelled in my teenage years. For nearly 20 years, I considered myself an atheist. And then Jesus himself came to me in a dream.
This wasn’t just any dream—it wasn’t just visuals or imagination. I woke up filled with love, tears running down my face with overwhelming joy and warmth. I knew it was him. That moment changed everything. I was reborn in Christ.
But there was one problem. I had also spent years studying the works of Dolores Cannon, and what she taught made so much sense. Yet, so did what I was reading in the Bible. How could these two things fit together?
The Missing Bridge: The Apocrypha
For a long time, I struggled to reconcile my understanding of Jesus with the knowledge I had gained from Dolores Cannon. Then, I discovered the Apocrypha. That’s when everything clicked.
In these hidden texts, Jesus reveals deeper teachings to a few chosen apostles—teachings that mirror exactly what Dolores Cannon uncovered.
Take sin, for example. Traditional Christianity teaches that sin leads to eternal hellfire. But what if sin isn’t about eternal punishment? What if sin is simply something that is bad for you—something that pulls you away from your highest self?
Think about it: you know adultery is bad. You don’t need a divine commandment to tell you that. You know greed, gluttony, and lust are destructive. Christianity frames sin as a ticket to hell, but that’s a fear-based dogma. True wisdom is recognizing that sin creates hell on Earth.
Hell: A Metaphor, Not a Place
This is where the esoteric meaning of the Bible comes in. Jesus spoke in parables—he loved riddles and metaphors. The concept of hell is one of them.
Hell represents a condition of separation from divine unity. The fire, darkness, and suffering aren’t about a literal place of eternal torment; they symbolize the psychological and spiritual anguish of ignorance, guilt, and attachment to the material world.
For example, in the Apocalypse of Peter, sinners are punished in ways that reflect their own actions. Blasphemers are hung by their tongues—esoterically, this isn’t about torture, but about self-inflicted suffering. It’s not an external punishment—it’s the natural consequence of distortion and imbalance within the soul.
In simpler terms: there is no hell where you burn forever.
And even in the Bible itself, Jesus talks about reconciling all things to himself. How can that be true if millions of souls are condemned to eternal torture? It never made sense to me.
Hell on Earth: The Consequences of Your Actions
Hell isn’t just a theoretical concept—it’s something people create for themselves in their own lives.
If you cheat on your spouse, your life falls into chaos. Divorce, broken families, shame, regret, distrust in future relationships—it’s all a form of hell. Not because God punishes you, but because your actions have consequences.
This is the deeper meaning of sin. It’s not about fear and punishment—it’s about understanding how to live in harmony with divine law.
The Bible Has Two Layers of Meaning
Some people will read this and say, “So are you saying the Bible is lying?” Absolutely not.
The Bible has two meanings—the literal and the esoteric. And if we believe God is truly almighty, then of course he is capable of embedding both meanings into the text.
2,000 years ago, if you told people they had a subconscious mind that controlled 95% of their decisions, they would have called it heresy. They weren’t ready for that knowledge.
But now, as human consciousness has expanded, we are ready for deeper understanding. And that’s exactly why these esoteric teachings are resurfacing today.
Why This Matters to You as a Man
On this channel, I build mystical kings. If you want to be a strong man, a true leader, you have to let go of fear-based dogma and embrace your own power.
You already know what’s good and bad for you. Stop waiting for God to fix your problems. Pray for guidance, yes, but then take action. God will align your path, but you have to walk it.
This is how you ascend.
Find Your Purpose
If you want to go even deeper into this path, I created a course called REVELATION. In it, I combine Christianity, the Apocrypha, Dolores Cannon, astrology, and AI to help you uncover your exact purpose in life.
This isn’t vague. This is practical, direct, and life-changing.
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A Final Note
If this message resonates with you, let me know your thoughts in the comments. If you think this is all heresy, then this probably isn’t the right channel for you. I’m here for those who are open-minded—those who believe Jesus’ teachings go beyond a 2,000-year-old literal interpretation of God.
If that’s you, welcome. Let’s uncover the truth together.
Cheers,
Alexander
