The Ten Major Principles of the Gnostic Revelation

From Exegesis, by Philip K. Dick

The Gnostic Christians of the second century believed that only a
special revelation of knowledge rather than faith could save a person.
The contents of this revelation could not be received empirically or
derived a priori. They considered this special gnosis so valuable that it must be kept
secret. Here are the ten major principles of the gnostic revelation:

1. The creator of this world is demented.
2. The world is not as it appears, in order to hide the evil in it, a delusive veil obscuring it and the deranged deity.
3. There is another, better realm of God, and all our efforts are to be directed toward
   1. returning there
   2. bringing it here
4. Our actual lives stretch thousands of years back, and we can be made to remember our origin in the stars.
5. Each of us has a divine counterpart unfallen who can reach a
   hand down to us to awaken us. This other personality is the authentic
   waking self; the one we have now is asleep and minor. We are in fact
   asleep, and in the hands of a dangerous magician disguised as a good
   god, the deranged creator deity. The bleakness, the evil and pain in
   this world, the fact that it is a deterministic prison controlled by
   the demented creator causes us willingly to split with the reality
   principle early in life, and so to speak willingly fall asleep in
   delusion.
6. You can pass from the delusional prison world into the peaceful kingdom if the True Good God places you under His grace and allows you to see reality through His eyes.
7. Christ gave, rather than received, revelation; he taught his followers how to enter the kingdom while still alive, where other mystery religions only bring about
   amnesis:
   knowledge of it at the “other time” in “the other realm,” not here. He
   causes it to come here, and is the living agency to the Sole Good God
   (i.e. the Logos).
8. Probably the real, secret Christian church still exists, long
   underground, with the living Corpus Christi as its head or ruler, the
   members absorbed into it. Through participation in it they probably
   have vast, seemingly magical powers.
9. The division into “two times” (good and evil) and “two
   realms” (good and evil) will abruptly end with victory for the good
   time here, as the presently invisible kingdom separates and becomes
   visible. We cannot know the date.
10. During this time period we are on the sifting bridge being
    judged according to which power we give allegiance to, the deranged
    creator demiurge of this world or the One Good God and his kingdom,
    whom we know through Christ.

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