The Hymn of Jesus: The Secret Teachings of Jesus to His Disciples - Collection: Echoes from the Gnosis Vol. IV

"The Hymn of Jesus" is a fascinating book that reveals one of the oldest rituals of Master Jesus and his teachings to the disciples. Is there a hymn that Jesus sang with his disciples? What is the meaning of the sacred dance? Why is Gnosis transmitted through song? What hidden teachings does this text reveal?

An essential book to discover one of the most revealing and fascinating hidden teachings of Jesus.

In the Gospels of Matthew (26:30-31) and Mark (14:26), we find this exact phrase:

"And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives."

This hymn, mentioned only briefly in the Bible, is part of the hidden life of Jesus and his secret teachings to the disciples. It was preserved in secret by the Gnostic traditions of the early Christians, who understood it as a ritual of mystery and spiritual communion.

George R. S. Mead rescues in this work one of the most secret-perhaps lost-liturgies of the Christian era: The Hymn of Jesus.

For the author, Christ the Logos is the Way, and the Hymn of Jesus is the oldest Christian ritual known to us. Mead introduces us to an esoteric Christianity where the teachings of Jesus are revealed-the Master who guides us in the inner dance of the soul toward union with God.

This hymn is not merely recited-it is lived; it is music for the soul. It is the prelude to the Great Passion, salvation, the dance of the soul with the eternal Logos.

Faithful re-edition of The Hymn of Jesus, originally published in 1907 by George Robert Stow Mead, as part of the Echoes from the Gnosis series. Illustrated edition, leads us to the heart of the liturgy and mystical life of Christ: Here, Jesus is not merely an object of worship, but a guide, a mirror, a lamp. Gnosis is revealed as divine dance-the living dance of life, the Word of God-and whoever does not dance, does not understand the mystery.

The hymn does not aim to impose a doctrine, but to awaken a memory of the soul: that of true divine union.

This book is more than a spiritual work; it is an inner experience. Among the key themes:

-The Hymn of Jesus and its hidden meaning

-Docetism and the hidden life of Jesus

-The secret teachings of Christ to his disciples

-The sacred dance. The ritual. The initiatory path

-The Logos. Music. The Word

-The Gnostic ritual: song, movement, and communion

-The mystery of the "Amen" and divine confirmation

-Pleroma. Sophia

-The Ogdoad, spiritual powers, and initiation

-Self-awareness. The union of the soul with God

-The Great Passion. The Great Dance

-Gnosis. Salvation. Spiritual union

And much more!

George Robert Stow Mead (1863-1933) was a British writer, translator, and mystic-one of the key figures in the study of Gnosticism, Hermetism, and mystical Christianity. He served as secretary to H. P. Blavatsky and was a prominent member of the Theosophical Society.

This title is part of the Echoes from the Gnosis collection, published between 1906 and 1908, which includes essential works such as: The Gnosis of the Mind, The Hymns of Hermes, The Gnostic Crucifixion, and other foundational texts of the Christian tradition.