"WARNING: The gospel exposed in this book and behind these prayers was banned by councils, burned by bishops, and buried for around 1,600 years. Why? They transfer God's power directly to the commoner."
In 1945, a peasant in Egypt unearthed the Gospel of Thomas-114 sayings that early Church fathers tried to erase from existence. But it wasn't just the teachings they feared. It was the forbidden 'I AM' prayers that made salvation immediate rather than church-mediated.
When peasants discovered they could declare "I AM the light," "I AM the Kingdom," "I AM divine consciousness incarnate"-instead of begging God for scraps-empires of religious control began to collapse.
That's why Irenaeus branded Thomas "blasphemous fiction." Why the Council of Nicaea decreed it "utterly impious." Why possessing copies carried the death penalty.
Now you hold what they tried to burn.
After a life-changing mystical awakening, author Richard Edward Hargreaves discovered these weren't ancient riddles-they were consciousness technologies disguised as spiritual poetry. For the first time, the complete system is decoded, including:
The Forbidden 'I AM' Prayers for:
Protection - Clarity - Abundance - Healing - Relationships - Awakening - Purpose - Power
Plus the consciousness secrets that made bishops tremble:
Saying 106: The Miraculous Hidden Manifestation SecretSaying 70: The Shadow Integration ProtocolSaying 22: The Neural Coherence CodeSaying 3: The Kingdom Location SecretSaying 41: The Law Of AbundanceSaying 77: The Consciousness Everywhere SecretYou're not just getting ancient wisdom-you're getting the consciousness hacking manual that early Church fathers were terrified to let you see. These aren't prayers that beg God for help. They're declarations that claim your divine inheritance directly.
The dangerous truth they tried to hide: You don't need to be saved because you were never lost. You don't need to find God because God is the awareness reading these words right now.
What you hold could have gotten you burned in 400 CE. Handle with sacred audacity.