Forbidden Christianity: The Hidden Teachings of the Christ Path

Forbidden Christianity explores the mystery of what was lost, edited, or re-interpreted in the long evolution of the Christian faith. Beyond dogma and division lies a radiant stream of wisdom that speaks of direct union with the Divine — a path of inner transformation rather than outer conformity.

At Forbidden Mantra Press, this series revisits the ancient roots of Christianity through the lens of spiritual inquiry and historical clarity. We examine the mystical writings of the early Gnostics, the desert fathers and mothers, and the esoteric teachings once considered too sacred or subversive for the public eye. These voices remind us that the message of Christ was not merely about belief but about awakening the living light within.

Each volume and article in the Forbidden Christianity collection seeks to uncover the original essence of love, compassion, and divine realization that formed the heart of the early movement. We explore texts such as the Gospel of Thomas, Mary Magdalene’s testimony, and other apocryphal works that reveal a more intimate conversation between humanity and God.

Rather than challenge faith, this work aims to deepen it — to invite reflection, meditation, and renewed wonder. It encourages readers to question not for rebellion’s sake, but for rediscovery’s sake — to find the living Christ consciousness that transcends institutional boundaries and cultural conditioning.

Through our publications, podcasts, and essays, Forbidden Christianity bridges scripture, history, and mysticism. It speaks to seekers who feel that truth cannot be confined to one book, creed, or era. It honors the courage of those who preserved hidden knowledge through centuries of silence and persecution, ensuring that the inner gospel still reaches hearts today.

Join us as we explore the sacred paradox — the forbidden that was never truly lost, only waiting to be remembered.