Find a saying.
Listen. Read. Return.
Read the author-supplied Babylon manuscript across seven chambers, alongside eight public audio tracks including the opening.
The opening
What follows are the one hundred and fourteen sayings of Yeshua, as recorded in the Gospel of Thomas. These words were not written to be understood at once. They were written to be lived, returned to, and heard again. Listen with open ears. Let each saying settle before the next begins. We begin.
Sayings 1–13
What does seeking ask of your attention before you settle on an answer?
Open the reading ↗CHAMBER 2 · READ & LISTENSayings 14–26
Which image opens a useful question, and where does your interpretation begin?
Open the reading ↗CHAMBER 3 · READ & LISTENSayings 27–45
What is being made visible, and how can you describe it without forcing a conclusion?
Open the reading ↗CHAMBER 4 · READ & LISTENSayings 46–63
What does the passage ask you to notice about purpose, attention or relationship?
Open the reading ↗CHAMBER 5 · READ & LISTENSayings 64–79
Which invitation in the reading would you like to examine more carefully?
Open the reading ↗CHAMBER 6 · READ & LISTENSayings 80–100
What is the difference between recognizing a word and carrying it into a considered action?
Open the reading ↗CHAMBER 7 · READ & LISTENSayings 101–114
How do you approach difficult language while keeping every person’s dignity central?
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114 sayings