Mary Magdalene Revealed: The First Apostle, Her Feminist Gospel & the Christianity We Haven't Tried Yet

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I went home that day and made a copper tree of life, living cross vibrant and alive, and bearing much fruit. I'm not Christian and have no particular affinity for the Christ story, but enjoyed the idea of his humanity in this retelling of the Mary Magdalene narrative. In daily life I practice healing and helping I infuse natural Alaskan herbal healing oils and share them without cost to others. With deep honesty, soulful artistry, and intellectual rigor, Meggan brings us a picture of the real Mary Magdalene-the one who is alive in each of our hearts-and leads us through how to experience and live from the Christ in each of us in our daily lives. Therefore, the gnostic gospels such as the gospels of Mary Magdalene, Thomas, Philip, and others were destroyed.

This will be great for spiritualists, people seeking self-help in the form of something 'beyond', and some feminists who want to branch out into theology (thought I wouldn't recommend they start here), but academic theologians should look elsewhere. For example, Then Peter said to him, you have been explaining every topic to us; tell us one other thing. According to the author Mary Magdalene was the only person who was able to fully perceive Christ in her heart and this was the reason she had also been His first apostle, the apostle to the apostles. I think everyone should read this book, because it's so nice to know I am just human, and that's the whole point.Meggan Watterson is the spiritual teacher to spiritual teachers and this book is a road map to the heart of Christ’s message. I'm sure mistakes have been made in interpretation through the centuries, even those based solely on chauvinistic ideas. WALL STREET JOURNAL BESTSELLER-- The Gospel of Mary Magdalene reveals a very different love story from the one we've come to refer to as Christianity.

Meggan Watterson has a poetic way of writing and weaving words together; I look forward to reading her first book Reveal. For me this is a great "unknowing", a release of all that I was conditioned to "know" in the past, so as to be present to immanent divine feminine who is closer to me than I am to myself, so as to ebb and flow into the tides of life and always be filled with optimism and inclusive dynamic love. Additionally, she shows the reader how the teachings of Mary Magdalene helped the author live her best life. The book started off strong for me, lost me towards the middle, and then picked me up again at the end for a strong finish. Watterson speaks with such authority on the subject of a gospel she barely even goes into, you would think that she would have something more backing her word up.They are sisters in this holy mission of bringing Mary’s breathtakingly beautiful gospel to the world, today.

Every son of a bitch I've ever known, if you knew his family background, really was a son of a bitch.And all we need to do is to turn inward (again and again); to meditate, like Mary Magdalene, in the way her gospel directs us, so that we can see past the ego of our own little lives to what's more real, and lasting, and infinite, and already here, within. I told her I felt lost, seriously lost after a year of judgement, hatred, loss and fear, so she recommended this book. I wonder how girls and women would be treated if we would have been able, all along, to hear who Christ was, who Christ is according to women, to mothers, to daughters, to the souls in a human body that can actually create life inside them.