The Gnosis Institute is a non-profit educational and research institution formed for the purpose of performing needed scholarly work to explore and elucidate our understanding of Gnosis, Gnosticism, and spiritual/psychological development. The Institute exists to serve the Gnostic community in particular, and the world community in general. .

Symbol of the Institute

Building the future of Gnosticism and Spirituality with a foundation in the historical manifestations of Gnosis, using modern tools and methods to construct new models, conduct research, combine efforts, and provide education through articles, lectures, and publications, and to offer courses to facilitate intellectual, psychological, and spiritual growth.

The symbol of the institute is enclosed in the Ouroboros, the serpent eating his tail in a circle, representing the living active eternal. The letters on the cross form the words phos and gnosis. Phos is a Greek pun from the prologue of the Gospel of John, it means both 'Light' and 'Human.' Gnosis is the Greek word for a type of knowledge, knowing through direct acquaintance or recognition.