End of the World - what Jesus said in His secret teachings. Thomas 111 #gospelofthomas #77thpearl

Thomas 1.11 Jesus said, Yeshua's wisdom pertaining to the nature of this realm is reflected in what scientists have learned regarding the life and death of planets, stars, and galaxies. The evolution of this planet and all its life forms has been proven and accepted by the Catholic Church. Its eventual demise goes hand-in-hand with this evolution. The precise way it will end is difficult to know, since humans, consumed by the lion, Thomas 7, are a variable that may make this ending come sooner. The best-case scenario would be the death of planet Earth's sun, millions of years beyond the 21st century. The description of the heavens and the Earth rolling up in our presence is apt when one considers the way the world may end, given the death of a star. Thomas 1.11 has a strong thread linking it to Thomas 18, when Yeshua tells people that the end will be where the beginning is. This tells us we are an energy, best be described as light. Light, in the physical realm, is a positive and creative thing. Metaphorically speaking, it reveals what is hidden. Because of this it is void of fear and absent of evil. Thomas 61. At the time a person's physical body perishes, or when the planet Earth ceases to exist, the energy they become is the thing they really are, a soul. That thing existed at the beginning and it will be at the end. If a person does not make this realization while they are in human form, when they die they will look for the living one and they will not recognize it. This is because humans do not see themselves as its offspring. Thomas 59. The first statement by Yeshua in Thomas 1.11 uses language that infers these events will occur to those he was speaking with over 2,000 years ago. The use of second person allows this statement to speak to us in the same way. This language device reveals a truth, the energy that is from the Father's light is what we are, a soul. The source seeks to join with the soul, Thomas 1.07, by aggregating its light within the body. This happens through the knowledge and growing awareness of our intimate connection to the source. This is the time a person's consciousness links to the collective, which is the Holy Spirit in action. Beings who see a physical body as their identity and image are in danger, Thomas 83. Souls that do not evolve into spirits are continually absorbed into the whole, remaining in this dimension. In this way, the event of the heavens and the earth rolling up is something unenlightened humans will experience, because the soul's light is eternal. The difference between tasting death and coming to life is being joined to God the source. When the human is in this state of connection or union, their energy will not be reabsorbed into the whole to become something else. The living spirit will experience the phenomenon of the death of a star, just as one might in a movie theater. After this experience, they may leave the theater and enter the foyer to await the opening of a new experience. This is the human soul in the state of motion and rest, Thomas 50. Feeling familiar in an encounter with someone you have just met is a connection to the energy of that person. These energy souls have shared experiences in other lifetimes and forms. They will not look the same, but there is a familiarity which is intuitive. This energy is also scattered and fractured because it has been reabsorbed and has lost fragments of itself and accumulated others' parts. This is what Yeshua alludes to when he states that a soul who does not recognize their life as being from the living one would experience death. They will eventually be reabsorbed into the whole for a final time. This is reflected in what happens to a decaying corpse as the earth reclaims all the elements that compose the body. In this sense, the souls Yeshua was speaking to in his time may still be experiencing this dimension. If they do not evolve, they continually taste death. In the last line of Thomas 1.11, we see the author Thomas reiterate this point by adding the rhetorical question, Does not Jesus say, Those who have found themselves, of them the world is not worthy? Meaning, people who recognize the light within the soul, nurture it through the collective consciousness, will live on as a spirit.