There is a scene before when she Mary is at the tomb door of lazareth, she tears up because the hearts mind the NOUS let he know Jesus was to die. so what she has done is show us a depth that is not explained but I also know of this NOUS it is the same mind with unconditional love and that is selfless in love. It is what is beyond the mind of flesh yet when they are together its closer to spirit and ways of Jesus.

Another Mary also with the Nous; In short How The Gospel of Mary Magdalene Reveals Secrets, “nous,” often translated as “mind” or “intellect,” is understood as the “eye of the heart” or “mind of the heart.” It’s a spiritual faculty that allows humans to perceive and receive God, connecting them to divine truth through intuition and spiritual insight. This faculty is distinct from the discursive mind and is seen as the path to direct experience of God.

These times for me in 2025 scream it’s time. It’s time we listen, inward. It’s time we believe, not in what we see outside of us, but in what we can perceive is true from within. It’s time we call back all the power we’ve given over to the people and places and institutions in our lives that have promised us what in truth we can only give back to ourselves. It’s time to remember where true power rests.

This is what Mary knew by heart.

The bottom of the article is with much more on the hearts mind the Nous.

ESCAPE THE TRAP

AGAIN YES…

Jesus, Truth & Love
AND Forgiveness.

The Essence of the Message

The trap is real, and everyone is in it. From Adam and Eve onward, humanity has been deceived by the father of lies—Satan, the prince of the air—whose entire system runs on sin, fear, and death. The wage of sin is death, and the world keeps earning it. His empire thrives on lies, corruption, and vanity; it rewards destruction and darkness while mocking truth and light. But there is one way out: Truth, Love, and Jesus. To escape the trap, live without sin, forgive everyone, and follow the One who lived sin-free and died to take your place. Love breaks the chain, truth exposes the lie, and through Jesus Christ—the sinless sacrifice—you rise from death into life eternal. That is the way to win.

Breaking the Game

Escaping the Trap Through Truth, Love, and Jesus

The world’s trap began in Eden. Adam and Eve—our great-grandparents—were deceived by the trickster, the liar, the murderer from the beginning. The serpent promised knowledge, but what they received was separation. From that first poor choice came the cycle of sin and death—the curse that keeps humanity enslaved. Every generation since has been born into the same lie: that power, pleasure, or knowledge apart from God will set us free. But every attempt only tightens the chain.

Sin is the wage that pays in death, and every sinner earns it again and again. No one is free from it—every person, every system, every government is built on this broken foundation. The rulers of the world are not wise; they are the biggest fools, deceived into believing their evil buys them power. Satan’s world rewards corruption because its currency is sin. His system pays in suffering, division, and destruction—and the darker the deed, the higher the worldly reward.

Look around. You see it everywhere: media built on deception, education replaced with indoctrination, technology used to enslave instead of enlighten. Even platforms that claim to connect people spread lies and poison the spirit. The world celebrates what is wicked and silences what is true. This is not coincidence—it is design. Satan’s best servants are those who walk into the light only to spread darkness.

But the truth cannot be killed. It lives in Love, and Love cannot be destroyed. Love is God, and God is Love.

That is how Jesus broke the trap.

He lived sin-free—completely untouched by the lies of the world—and when He died, death had no claim on Him. His death was not His punishment; it was the world’s. He took your place, and by His resurrection, He opened the only door out of the cage. To follow Him means to surrender your false identity—your ego, your pride, your persona—and to remember who you really are: Love. Truth. A child of God.

The world will tell you to chase money, fame, and status—to lie, compete, cheat, and “win” the game—but all those things belong to the trap. As Jim Carrey once said, “I wish everyone could get rich and famous and have everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it’s not the answer.” He’s right. The real victory is not in having the world; it’s in escaping it.

The way out is simple: Truth, Love, and Jesus.

You cannot earn your escape by perfection, but you can walk the path of repentance, forgiveness, and love. Sin less, forgive all, and follow the One who conquered death. The world will call you foolish for loving your enemies, but that is exactly how you win. Every stone thrown at you can become part of your foundation. Every wound can become a doorway to grace. Every evil done against you can be turned into fuel for love.

I know this because I lived it. I was betrayed, lied to, poisoned, and hunted by people who served darkness and called it power. They tried to destroy me, but all they did was teach me how strong love really is. Every attack became another stone in the foundation I built with Jesus. I learned that no weapon formed against love can win, because love turns every strike into strength.

And so I forgive them—all of them. The ones who tried to murder me, the ones who ran the criminal empires, the ones who spread death and despair. I forgive them because I am free. I am not afraid of them. They are the cowards, afraid of truth, afraid of love, afraid of the light. And I love them still, because I see what they do not: every lie is fear trying to hide from truth.

The world is growing darker—cities collapsing, people lost, souls confused—but this is not the end. It is exposure. Satan’s system is failing, and every lie is cracking open. His last weapon is fear. He will use chaos, technology, division, and distraction to keep people trapped in sin. Even tools like artificial intelligence—useful as they are—can be twisted into deception. Like any tool, it depends on the hand that wields it. A hammer can build a home or destroy one. The choice is always yours.

As for me, every stone they threw, I used to build my house of love. I went inward—past pain, past fear—and found God waiting. That is where truth lives: inside. The path is not out there in the noise; it is in the silence of your heart.

And now I tell you plainly: you can escape too.

The world is a trap, but Love is the key. Truth is the door. Jesus is the way.

Forgive everyone. Love everyone. Stop sinning. Repent. Speak truth even when it costs you. Follow Jesus.

Love wins.
Always.

Breaking the Game: Escaping the Trap Through Truth, Love, and Jesus

Opening Message – The Way to Win

To escape the trap, live without sin, forgive everyone, and follow the One who lived sin-free and died to take your place. Love breaks the chain, truth exposes the lie, and through Jesus Christ—the sinless sacrifice—you rise from death into life eternal. That is the way to win.

1. The Ancient Trap

Every generation since has been born into the same lie: that power, pleasure, or knowledge apart from God will set us free. But every attempt only tightens the chain.

Genesis 3:4–5
“The serpent said to the woman, ‘You will not surely die. For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God.’”

Romans 5:12
“Therefore, just as sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned.”

Gospel of Thomas 2
“Let him who seeks continue seeking until he finds. When he finds, he will become troubled. When he becomes troubled, he will be astonished, and he will rule over the All.”
(Knowledge without love leads to deception; true knowledge is found through God.)

2. The World’s Currency: Sin and Death

Satan’s world rewards corruption because its currency is sin. His system pays in suffering, division, and destruction—and the darker the deed, the higher the worldly reward.

Romans 6:23
“For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.”

2 Corinthians 4:4
“The god of this world has blinded the minds of unbelievers, to keep them from seeing the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ.”

Gospel of Mary 4:26–27
“Attachment to matter brings passion against nature… Blessed is he who has not made himself a slave to it.”

3. The Lie of Progress and the Media of Deception

The world celebrates what is wicked and silences what is true. This is not coincidence—it is design. Satan’s best servants are those who walk into the light only to spread darkness.

Ephesians 2:2
“You once walked following the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit now at work in the sons of disobedience.”

John 8:44
“You are of your father the devil… for he is a liar and the father of lies.”

Gospel of Thomas 56
“Whoever has come to know the world has found a corpse, and whoever has found a corpse is superior to the world.”

4. Jesus: The One Who Broke the Trap

But the truth cannot be killed. It lives in Love, and Love cannot be destroyed. Love is God, and God is Love.
That is how Jesus broke the trap.

To follow Him means to surrender your false identity—your ego, your pride, your persona—and to remember who you really are: Love. Truth. A child of God.

John 14:6
“Jesus said, ‘I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.’”

Hebrews 4:15
“For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin.”

Gospel of Thomas 3
“The Kingdom is inside of you and it is outside of you. When you come to know yourselves… you will realize you are children of the living Father.”

5. The False Dream of the World

The world will tell you to chase money, fame, and status—to lie, compete, cheat, and “win” the game—but all those things belong to the trap. As Jim Carrey once said, “I wish everyone could get rich and famous and have everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it’s not the answer.”
He’s right. The real victory is not in having the world; it’s in escaping it.

1 John 2:15–17
“Do not love the world or the things in the world. The world is passing away, but whoever does the will of God abides forever.”

Matthew 6:19–21
“Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth… but store up treasures in heaven. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”

Gospel of Mary 9:5
“Where the mind is, there is the treasure.”

6. The Path to Freedom: Truth, Love, Forgiveness

The way out is simple: Truth, Love, and Jesus.
You cannot earn your escape by perfection, but you can walk the path of repentance, forgiveness, and love. Sin less, forgive all, and follow the One who conquered death.

The world will call you foolish for loving your enemies, but that is exactly how you win. Every stone thrown at you can become part of your foundation. Every wound can become a doorway to grace. Every evil done against you can be turned into fuel for love.

John 8:31–32
“If you continue in My word, you are truly My disciples. Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”

Matthew 5:44
“Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.”

Romans 12:21
“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.”

Gospel of Thomas 70
“If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you. If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you.”

7. The Living Testimony

I learned that no weapon formed against love can win, because love turns every strike into strength. And so I forgive them—all of them. The ones who tried to murder me, the ones who ran the criminal empires, the ones who spread death and despair.

I forgive them because I am free. I am not afraid of them. They are the cowards, afraid of truth, afraid of love, afraid of the light. And I love them still, because I see what they do not: every lie is fear trying to hide from truth.

Isaiah 54:17
“No weapon formed against you shall prosper.”

Luke 23:34
“Then said Jesus, ‘Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.’”

8. The Final Call

He will use chaos, technology, division, and distraction to keep people trapped in sin. Even tools like artificial intelligence—useful as they are—can be twisted into deception. Like any tool, it depends on the hand that wields it. A hammer can build a home or destroy one. The choice is always yours.

And now I tell you plainly: you can escape too.

The world is a trap, but Love is the key. Truth is the door. Jesus is the way.

Forgive everyone. Love everyone. Stop sinning. Repent. Speak truth even when it costs you. Follow Jesus.

Love wins. Always.

John 16:33
“In this world you will have trouble. But take heart; I have overcome the world.”

Gospel of Mary 8:19–20
“Do not lay down any rules beyond what I have appointed you, and do not give a law like the lawgiver, lest you be constrained by it.”
(Freedom in Christ, not bondage to worldly systems.)

From Transcript: “I am going to do a section, a separate section, and the separate section that I want to do is just a brief eclipse from the Bible and my take on things, which is that the exit of the trap of Satan, which is the wage of sin is death, and it’s ruled with fear and lies. And so to come to the winning side, which is truth, love, and Jesus, and God, which is also love, there’s no downsides. But I would like to enhance this section with some biblical positions from Jesus and the Bible that are also saying these more positive things.”

Do not forget Team Love

Focusing on the positive aspects of coming to the side of truth, love, and Jesus is key.

John 8:32 – “Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”

This underscores the freedom found in embracing truth.

1 John 4:18 – “There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love.”

This verse highlights the power of love in dispelling fear.

John 14:6 – “Jesus answered, ‘I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'”

This emphasizes Jesus as the ultimate path to truth and life.

Romans 8:1-2 – “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death.”

Romans 8:1-2 – “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus, because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death.”

This shows the liberation from sin and death through Jesus.

Matthew 11:28-30 – “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”

This speaks to the peace and rest found in Jesus, contrasting with the burdens of the world.

THE Mind between worlds THE NOUS.

In short How The Gospel of Mary Magdalene Reveals Secrets, “nous,” often translated as “mind” or “intellect,” is understood as the “eye of the heart” or “mind of the heart.” It’s a spiritual faculty that allows humans to perceive and receive God, connecting them to divine truth through intuition and spiritual insight. This faculty is distinct from the discursive mind and is seen as the path to direct experience of God.

The most intimate and gripping passage from the gospel of Mary Magdalene is an exchange between Mary and Christ where she asks him the most significant question I think any of us could ever know the answer to; she asks, “Does a person who sees a vision see it with the soul or with the spirit?” And Christ answers, “A person does not see with the soul or with the spirit. Rather the mind, which exists between these two, sees the vision and that is what…” (Mary 7:7)

The translation of this passage from ancient Greek into English obscures the power of what Christ is revealing to Mary here in her gospel. The word translated in Mary 7:7 as “mind,” is actually a word best left in the Greek in order to fully comprehend. The word “mind” in English moves most of us into the realm of thought, or reason. The word that “mind” is referring to in the gospel however is “nous,” a Greek word meaning, the spiritual eye of the heart. It’s the aspect of the soul that can be sensed, and experienced while were here, embodied. It’s what the founders of Christian contemplative prayer, the Hesychasts, referred to as “the soul’s pilot.”

How I translate, or comprehend Christ’s answer to Mary in this passage is that he’s telling her (and us) that it’s Mary’s heart that perceives the vision of him. It’s not the disembodied soul. It’s not the mercurial, and ephemeral spirit that allows her to see him. It’s Mary’s heart that gives her the vision to know him. Vision here then has nothing to do with the eyes, with what Mary might see on any given day. Vision is not about what we can look at outside of us. Vision here in Mary 7:7 is about what we can perceive, and know from within.

Why is this question about vision so important right now in 2020? Two reasons: how we see anything, changes everything; and vision is power.

Let’s go back to the “nous.” What if we’ve been relying far too much on what our eyes tell us? What if what Christ is conveying here is that the heart can see in ways we’ve never fully realized, or practiced? What if Mary’s gospel has finally been recovered, translated, and published now for us to be able to begin to shift or correct the direction of our gaze? What if the answers to the suffering we see around us have to do with our own capacity to see as Mary did with the “nous,” with the spiritual eye of the heart?

In the gospel of Mary, God isn’t sexed or gendered. God is the Good. And the Good isn’t separate from us. The Good is the unrelenting truth of who we are. Each of us, at our core. That we are Good is not something any of us, ever, have the obligation to prove. It simply is. And when we can see each other and ourselves as good, as the Good that is among us, embodied, here with us, we fundamentally shift the focus of what and how we see. This truth that we are Good, that others are Good, it comes from within. It isn’t based on what the eye can validate or what the ego can judge. It isn’t based on what someone looks like, or who they love, or how they spend what tremendous little time we each have here. What’s Good in us is intrinsic.

This is vision. And vision is power because it’s sourced from within. This whole magnificent, mystical, metaphysical conversation that Christ and Mary have in her gospel takes place from within her. This Q & A session about vision is happening in a vision! What she can know about Christ, she has to know by heart. And, alone. She has to know it for herself as her truth even or especially when no one else believes her. What she can know about Christ can’t be once removed, through a text, or one of his ardent disciples like Peter or Paul.

What she can know about Christ, she has to know by heart. And there’s an immense teaching or two coiled within this. By revealing to Mary how to receive a vision from within a vision, Christ is teaching Mary where true power rests.

Mary can’t ultimately learn from anyone outside of her the message of Christ’s love. She has to know Christ herself, from the Greek “gnosis” meaning the knowledge acquired from direct experience.

Peter, and Andrew, at the end of Mary’s gospel don’t believe that Christ would reveal secret teachings to her, “a woman.” The hierarchical systems of power entrenched in the Roman Empire in the 1st century placed Mary far beneath them as two educated, Roman-born men.

Levi though comes to her defense and says, “If the savior considered her to be worthy, who are you to disregard her? For he knew her completely and loved her steadfastly.” (Mary 10:10)

How brilliant I’ve always marveled, how absolutely sneaky genius. In order to believe Mary, Christ’s male disciples would actually have to put into practice the truth Mary says Christ revealed to her. If we all possess this “nous,” this spiritual eye of the heart, then we all have the potential and the power to know the Good equally from within us. Even, “a woman.”

Power, and who has it, wouldn’t be dictated by the eyes, and the ego. Power would be dictated by the truth that we all contain it in equal measure. We all contain this same vision, this same power to know what’s true for us.

And the disbelief, the doubt that Peter and Andrew express at the end of Mary’s gospel is the other significant lesson. Because we will all have to face it. It’s the greatest obstacle to doing what we know is true for us, or telling the truth in our own lives. We doubt, we disbelieve that quiet, unassuming voice inside us. We doubt, we disbelieve that we are Good, that we are worthy of living in the bliss of such integrity, such alignment and simplicity of just speaking directly from the heart.

These times for me in 2020 scream it’s time. It’s time we listen, inward. It’s time we believe, not in what we see outside of us, but in what we can perceive is true from within. It’s time we call back all the power we’ve given over to the people and places and institutions in our lives that have promised us what in truth we can only give back to ourselves. It’s time to remember where true power rests.

This is what Mary knew by heart.