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Additionally, she shows the reader how the teachings of Mary Magdalene helped the author live her best life. Though I am not religious, I am curious about these ancient texts, such as the Gospel of Mary Magdalene, as well those found near the Dead Sea and Nag Hammadi in Egypt over the course of the last century. Therefore, the gnostic gospels such as the gospels of Mary Magdalene, Thomas, Philip, and others were destroyed. She makes it safe for you to explore your own emotions while she journeys through the paradox of traveling long distances to find something that has always been inside of you.
Joan of Arc – “She listened to the voice of love inside her, and she believed it enough to let it guide her. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.
The practice of inclusive mysticism is not supported by clericalism or the status quo of institutional church. However, I found through this pages so many "friends" that take part into her adventure, so many authors I felt close to. Livro relevante por apresentar dados invisbilizados sobre a história e a formação do cristianismo moderno.
Can’t say thank you enough for the recognition of both masculine and feminine, for we are both; interwoven and dependent for survival. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. For example, The Savior said, all nature, all formations, all creatures exist in and with one another, and they will be resolved again into their own roots (Mary 4:22, Pages 1 to 6 of the original manuscript containing chapters 1 - 3 are lost. By 1/3 of the way through I counted 35 post it notes stuck to pages I needed to come back to and journal on, or jot down for further inspiration.As a whole, I appreciated the time to consider and think about these topics and, more than anything, want to discuss them with others (another great book club possibility). However, for me, the glaring omission from this text is the scripture in full (as what has been found) either at the start of the book, or the end. It is about speaking your truth and reclaiming your wholeness- whether you identify as male or female or other, - but especially honoring the female side of truth that has so long been left out of the discussion in Western spiritual traditions.
It's more a memoir of Watterson's own spiritual journey (aura photography, prophetic visions and all) with a blog-type style of writing, four-line long paragraphs, and very few sources to back up her claims. Which is all well and good, only she’s also trying to convince us that this is Christianity, only a type of Christianity that is “forgotten. But, that being said, the information she gives seems to be very important in placing the context of Jesus’ message and how it was heard by a very faithful disciple, Mary. The author, Meggan Watterson, is a feminist theologian with a Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School and a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary at Columbia University. There was a story about Jesus that won out…that was created in the 4th century…guided by a unified version of Christianity.Meggan Watterson is the spiritual teacher to spiritual teachers and this book is a road map to the heart of Christ’s message. She mentions one of the teachings of Mary Magdalene and Jesus, and then she explains it in the context of her own life. For example, Then Peter said to him, you have been explaining every topic to us; tell us one other thing.
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