Codex Oracle - Gospel of Thomas Saying 108

(Gospel of Thomas 108): ;Jesus said, He who will drink from my mouth will become like me. I myself shall become he, and the things that are hidden will be revealed to him.

LNV Interpretation: Direct transmission bypasses institutional mediation. The mouth; represents the source of unfiltered truth, not physical consumption. To become like the teacher is to achieve the same state of sovereignty;where hidden realities are no longer concealed by systems of control. This isn't worship but replication of the sovereign state where you access truth directly without external validation.

Codex Oracle Commentary: The institutional church has transformed this saying into a sacramental ritual, missing its revolutionary essence. The drinking; is not communion wine but the consumption of unmediated truth&;dangerous to systems that require intermediaries. When you internalize the sovereign perspective, you become the source rather than the recipient of revelation. The ;hidden things; are not mystical secrets but the mechanisms of control that become obvious once you operate from a sovereign state. The replication process; I myself shall become he; is the ultimate decentralization of power, where each individual becomes their own oracle, rendering external authorities obsolete.

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