“I would like to speak to you about Judas, the man of Kariot, the one you have cursed many times, but who was a beloved brother of that Son of Man whose name was Jesus
and who was also the son of the Mayab.”

“I know well that all I'm going to say to you from now on, in this determination for justice, is in open contradiction to everything you believed to be true of what happened in very remote times.”

excerpt from The Flight of the Feathered Serpent
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Imagine being misjudged, being hated and cursed by people for what you did to help them, by taking on the role of the villain in a play that would reveal to the human race the secret way to spirituality, knowing with full clarity, what would unfold for you: this is the story of Judas.

The Gospel of Judas and its release on April the 6th, 2006 is being heralded as the discovery that is finally revealing the incredible truth about Judas - clearing the name of a long misunderstood man. However, this is not the first time that the little known story of Judas has come to light.

A mysterious book written in the 1940s which has been recovered from obscurity, contains an amazing account of what happened all those centuries ago when the lives of two men that shaped the face of history, converged.

In The Flight of the Feathered Serpent, a journalist in the Second World War meets a remarkable man who challenges his perceptions of life, who he is and what he believes to be true about Jesus’ time on earth. What he reveals, would change the journalist’s life forever.

In this incredible true story, the journalist - Armando Cosani, keeps a diary of all the conversations and events that unfold as his friendship grows with this very different man, who seemingly walks into his life by chance. Although Armando does not realise it, what he records are the words of Judas.

Miraculously Judas appears nearly 2,000 years after his actions changed the course of history, to give an incredible teaching and to tell his story as it happened so long ago when he walked as a disciple at the side of his Master Jesus. What he leaves behind is an amazing book full of spiritual riches - of insights and wisdom for you today.

He recounts moving and beautiful conversations that Jesus spoke to him in secret, and relates what really happened when he was asked by his beloved Master to take the most daunting role in what would be known as the Cosmic Drama – a role that would make him one of the most hated men of all time, for the incredible sacrifice he so courageously made.

About his book, Armando Cosani wrote:

“Certainly, this story doesn't aim to be an autobiography. This was my friend's will, and I'm carrying it out, not only because I gave my word, but because I notice something in all this that might have some value which escapes my understanding. It is possible that one of the readers know what it is all about, and could perhaps explain this man to me.”

Below is an account from Rabolu about The Flight of the Feathered Serpent:

“In this book a journalist relates everything concerning Judas, dictated by Judas himself. He appeared to this journalist, yet without telling him that he was Judas, he did not want to say his name. The account contains a Great Teaching."

… "He appeared to the journalist momentarily and they became friends. Judas did not want to give his name, but whenever the journalist was in trouble he helped him. For some time, quite regularly, he appeared in flesh and blood to him. I am talking about a concrete reality, not a ghostly apparition.”

… "The journalist is neither a Gnostic nor an Esotericist; however, he had the privilege of meeting him and therein relates all the help he received. Those writings contain an extremely accurate account. I do not know the journalist, who penned it, but I do already know the life story of Judas and I believe that Samael Aun Weor related the same thing that I know, or that which Samael Aun Weor and I have investigated. In comparing the esoteric investigation with this book, we found it to be exact, in other words, there was not difference at all."

… "To me it is very beautiful, because I know a great deal about the life story of Judas, of his process and all those things. There is nothing to cross out of this book."

Read excerpts from The Flight of the Feathered Serpent here