Jesus Taught Chosen Ones: How To Call The Monad Before Miracles Happen — Archons Block This

Before Lazarus walked out of the tomb, Jesus did not pray.
He called the Monad—and reality obeyed.
In John 11, Jesus demonstrates a technique the Church later erased: calling Source consciousness directly.
Not asking. Not pleading. Not hoping.
The Gnostic Christians understood this clearly—miracles were never favors from God.
They were overrides of Demiurge programming, activated by those who remember what they are.
Jesus didn’t perform miracles because he was special.
He performed them because he recognized his origin—and taught his Chosen Ones to do the same.

WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER
✨ Why Jesus said “I knew that you always hear me” — and why that isn’t prayer
✨ The difference between praying and calling the Monad
✨ The 3 components required for a successful call (Recognition, Authority, Command)
✨ Why Archons interfere after you call—not before
✨ How miracles actually work in Gnostic cosmology
✨ Why only Chosen Ones can invoke Source directly

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Sources & References:
Gospel of Thomas — Nag Hammadi Library
Gospel of Philip — Nag Hammadi Library
Secret Book of John (Apocryphon of John)
Gospel of Truth — Nag Hammadi Library
Hypostasis of the Archons
Trimorphic Protennoia
Nag Hammadi Library — Discovered in Egypt, 1945
Athanasius’ Festal Letter 367 AD
The Gnostic Gospels — Elaine Pagels
The Nag Hammadi Scriptures — Marvin Meyer (ed.)
Referenced concepts include Gnostic teachings on inner awakening beyond Archonic control, modern studies on consciousness and electromagnetic fields, and ancient practices for shifting states of awareness across perceived dimensions.

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