Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Discussion on the Gospel of Judas
- Insights into Celestial Realms
- Judas’s Vision of Dual Realms
- Channeling Session with Judas
- Judas Introduces Himself
- Judas’s Early Life and Background
- His Relationship with John the Baptist
- His Time with Jesus
- Jesus’ Teaching on Salvation
- Judas’ Betrayal and Its Symbolism
- The Field of Blood
- His Words to Jesus
- Judas on Miracles
- Hope for Humanity
- Concluding Messages
- Role of the Scapegoat
- The Importance of Self-Forgiveness
- Closing the Session
- Final Announcements
Introduction
Host Pamela introduces her assistant, Karen, and explains that they will channel the spirit of Judas. They discuss insights Judas shared regarding significant mysteries in religious texts, particularly the Gospel of Judas, before proceeding to the channeling session.
Discussion on the Gospel of Judas
Pamela and Karen discuss the Gospel of Judas, a Gnostic text said to contain hidden truths. According to Judas, Earth exists in two realms, a third-dimensional version (our reality) and a fifth-dimensional “Heavenly Earth.” Judas explains that Jesus had shared these insights, emphasizing Earth’s multi-dimensional nature and the existence of various realms with ruling “luminaries” or light beings.
Insights into Celestial Realms
Judas explains that creation encompasses multiple realms, each governed by “luminaries” and assisted by angels. He reveals a cosmological structure involving 12 realms with respective rulers, angels, and Virgin spirits. He describes Adam and Eve’s world as one ruled by “chaos” and the spirit of Hades. The conversation delves into how Earth’s 3D reality is distinct from the higher realms and the role of free will in breaking free from rulers who attempt to control humanity.
Judas’s Vision of Dual Realms
Judas suggests that the Earth is part of a dual reality system, with both a higher-dimensional “Heavenly Earth” and a lower-dimensional chaotic realm. He shares that, according to Jesus, salvation lies in achieving sovereignty, forgiveness, and freedom from judgment, which will ultimately enable humanity to access the parallel Heavenly Earth.
Channeling Session with Judas
Judas Introduces Himself
Judas channels through Pamela, clarifying his identity as “Judas of Saboria,” rather than “Judas Iscariot.” He shares that he bears the role of a scapegoat, and until humanity ceases to need scapegoats, he will continue this role. Judas emphasizes that true salvation arises from mastering inner realms and achieving self-responsibility.
Judas’s Early Life and Background
Judas reveals he was born in southern Judea but later relocated to the region around Galilee. His parents wanted him to pursue wealth and power, yet he felt compelled to seek a greater purpose. After abandoning his family, he encountered Jesus’ disciples, leading him to become one himself.
His Relationship with John the Baptist
Judas describes his first encounter with John the Baptist, who exuded a sense of sovereignty and purpose. This experience awakened Judas’ inner conviction to seek the truth and ultimately led him to Jesus.
His Time with Jesus
Judas recounts the dynamics among Jesus’ disciples, who often doubted and envied his close relationship with Jesus. Although his peers saw him as difficult and prideful, Judas explains that Jesus imparted profound teachings to him, preparing him for his role as the scapegoat. He recalls that Jesus forgave him repeatedly, though Judas struggled with self-forgiveness.
Jesus’ Teaching on Salvation
Judas emphasizes Jesus’ teachings on salvation, which involved the healing of inner divisions, overcoming external rulers, and attaining peace. He stresses that humanity must recognize its own sovereignty and piety to move beyond suffering and achieve spiritual ascension.
Judas’ Betrayal and Its Symbolism
Judas explains that his betrayal of Jesus for 30 dinar symbolizes humanity’s tendency to sacrifice spiritual values for material gain. His act was intended to serve as a lasting lesson on the dangers of self-betrayal, urging people to prioritize soul integrity over wealth.
The Field of Blood
Judas recounts his overwhelming guilt following Jesus’ crucifixion, leading to his suicide in a field he owned. This field, later known as the “Field of Blood,” serves as a reminder of Judas’ sacrifice and role as the scapegoat.
His Words to Jesus
In a passage from the Gospel of Judas, Judas claims he recognized Jesus’ divine origin and mission. This recognition, he shares, came from an innate, intuitive knowledge beyond his understanding.
Judas on Miracles
Judas speaks about witnessing Jesus perform miracles and expresses frustration with humanity’s constant demand for proof. He emphasizes that despite miracles, people often falter, distracted by material desires, leading to self-betrayal.
Hope for Humanity
Judas acknowledges that modern humanity shows potential for change, as people begin to seek spiritual freedom and resist material corruption. He expresses optimism that society will eventually transcend the need for scapegoats.
Concluding Messages
Role of the Scapegoat
Judas reminds viewers of the importance of releasing the scapegoat role, urging them to embrace forgiveness, compassion, and self-responsibility. He suggests that until humanity heals this need, peace will remain elusive.
The Importance of Self-Forgiveness
Judas encourages viewers to forgive themselves, explaining that guilt can be transformative when channeled toward positive action, whereas shame is inherently destructive.
Closing the Session
Karen concludes the session, expressing gratitude for Judas’ messages. Judas reiterates his hope for humanity’s awakening and healing.
Final Announcements
Pamela thanks viewers for participating and encourages them to reflect on Judas’ teachings. She invites those interested to attend her upcoming masterclass on clairsentience and empathy, aimed at supporting individuals in navigating empathic and ascension challenges. She also highlights the continued work with female disciples on her Patreon channel.
