gnosis

It is presented that politics should be run by this knowledge, or gnosis.

The letter this takes on a symbolic representation of gnosis.

But the light is gnosis, through which we ripen to maturity.

In order to get free from the material world, a person has to get gnosis.

This consciousness can be experienced as gnosis but also part of everyday life.

Gnosis refers to intimate personal knowledge and insight from experience.

His own identity - is he the real Tommy Gnosis?

The high slopes of Gnosis provided a clear view.

Once that pyramid had been the island of Gnosis.

Thats perhaps where the idea of 'gnosis' comes in.

His gnosis was a secret teaching attributed to an apostle.

The conviction that there was a way or gnosis possessed by some had interesting results.

It is the one which lays most stress on personal, individual enlightenment through knowledge - gnosis.

In any case, every sound form of occultism is a gnosis."

The album's title, Gnosis, means divine or spiritual knowledge and understanding.

In this work, the modern name of which is the Statesman, gnosis meant the knowledge to influence and control.

With "gnosis" comes a fuller insight that is considered to be more spiritual.

A great or even good artwork donates its subtle gnosis to the world.

While working as a streetwalker, she finally meets Gnosis and they reconcile.

Gnosis most often refers to a mystical or esoteric concept.

The root of Gnosticism is that salvation comes from gnosis, secret knowledge.

And this higher awareness they called gnosis, which means "knowledge," or "insight.

Prudence, as a virtue, places a greater value on praxis than gnosis.

In Gnosticism divine knowledge or gnosis is hoped to be attained.

It is this special knowledge, or gnosis, which hopefully can make the inside ethnography so different and illuminating.