Traditional Gnostic beliefs as derived from Greek philosophy, Oriental mysticism, Middle-Eastern mythology, Judaism, and ultimately Christianity stressed salvation through "gnosis" or knowledge intuitively or logically deducted. 

In the New World we find evidence of how Gnostic wisdom, combined with the struggle to survive, led to the decline of oppressive civilizations and ultimately forced man to co-exist with Nature instead of trying to dominate it. 

As with many other religious systems or philosophies, Gnosticism has undergone many changes over the passage of time.  However, unlike traditional religions, Gnosticism has been able to grow and keep pace with man's increasing knowledge.  Today, more than ever, it has proven itself to be in harmony with man's quest for greater knowledge.

"New Age" Gnosticism now postulates that "salvation through self-realization" is not the final objective.  We do not dispute that this self-realization can be attained intuitively, but more often than not it is attained through research, study, exploration, and experimentation.

Essentially, the same laws that govern science and logic also govern us.  The New Age Gnostic attains peace and harmony only when he or she has attained the knowledge necessary to know and understand their place in this life and in this universe.

The concept of a congregational church is foreign to the Gnostic mind.  It must be clearly understood that the Church of the Revelation is not a congregation, but more a loose collective of individuals that have joined together to achieve a common goal.  This association has come together for this one moment in time to apply our collective talents and resources in order to more easily share our enlightenment with those who seek it.

Our ultimate goal is to understand and live by this very simple precept: