Mary Magdalene: A Voice of Strength and Inner Knowing
In Chapter 5 of The Gospel of Mary Magdalene, we encounter a moment of doubt among the disciples. After the Savior departs, they feel overwhelmed by the responsibility of sharing his teachings with the world. Their concern is palpable: “If they did not spare him, how will they spare us?” In this moment, Mary steps forward as a voice of courage and reassurance, bringing comfort and a renewed sense of purpose to the group.
Chapter 4: Exploring the Nature of Matter and the Concept of Sin
In this pivotal chapter, The Gospel of Mary Magdalene invites us to re-examine our ideas about the material world and the nature of sin. Here, we find Mary asking Yeshua if matter will one day be destroyed. The answer she receives offers a radical perspective—one that shifts our understanding of creation, purpose, and interconnectedness. In many ways, Mary’s question and Yeshua’s answer serve as an opening to the deeper wisdom this gospel holds, unveiling a view of existence that is as practical as it is profound.
The Rediscovery of The Gospel of Mary
The Gospel of Mary Magdalene is one of the early Christian texts discovered in the 19th and 20th centuries that sheds light on alternative perspectives within early Christianity. It was found as part of the Berlin Codex in 1896, a Coptic manuscript containing several Gnostic texts. The gospel itself is attributed to Mary Magdalene, one of Yeshua’s closest disciples, who plays a pivotal role in conveying his teachings. However, parts of the manuscript are missing, leaving the text fragmented and incomplete. In total, The Gospel of Mary has only about eight surviving pages, making up chapters 4 through 9, while the beginning and parts of the middle are lost.
As the vision continued to unfold, I was lifted into an even deeper space of awareness. Before me appeared a multitude so vast and diverse that no human could count their number. They came from every corner of the earth, representing every culture, language, and lineage. Yet, in this place, there was no separation—only the recognition of the One Spirit that connected every being in an unbreakable bond of love.
And as the sacred stillness held all of creation in its embrace, the first angel stepped forward, carrying the trumpet of divine intention. With a breath of reverence, the angel lifted the trumpet and sounded a single, powerful note. This note was not a call to destruction but a wave of energy, a vibration that resonated through every layer of existence, calling for the release of the old and the awakening of new consciousness.
As we bring this journey through The Book of Revelation to a close, we find ourselves standing in the heart of its mystery, invited to see it not as a grim prophecy, but as a powerful unveiling. Revelation speaks in the language of endings, yet these endings are not simply of time and world—they are the end of duality itself, the dissolution of separation that has defined the human journey for millennia.
In the visions John witnessed, we saw extreme contrasts—heaven and earth, beasts and angels, judgment and redemption—all woven together in a cosmic drama that captured the tension and division of a world bound by duality. These images reflected a consciousness that saw life in opposites: good versus evil, light versus dark, creation versus destruction. And while these extremes served as a mirror for humanity’s journey, they were also meant to show us the illusions we cling to—the belief that we are separate from each other, from the divine, and from love.
Now, in this time of planetary awakening, we are invited to release these polarities and move beyond the illusion of separation. The turmoil and intensity we see around us are not signs of a world ending in fear but a world unraveling its old structures, making way for something far greater—a new wholeness, a return to unity that has always been our true nature. Yes, this process can be messy, bewildering, even painful. The shedding of illusions often is. But within this unraveling lies a profound promise: that as the old falls away, we are returning to the oneness that we have always carried within.
In this series, we have walked through John’s visions as a reflection of our own journey beyond duality, beyond the belief in separation. As each veil lifts, we are called to see that Revelation is not a warning of destruction but an invitation to awaken, to recognize that there is no divide between heaven and earth, between the divine and the human, between us and love. It is not the end of the world; it is the end of the perception that we are anything but whole.
So, as we leave this exploration of Revelation, let us carry forward the insight that we are part of this great revealing. In this time of planetary awakening, each of us is invited to embody the unity we have uncovered here, to live as beings who are both human and divine, who are no longer bound by the limitations of duality. This is our Apocalypse—the lifting of the veils, the end of separation, and the beginning of a life that radiates the truth of who we are.
May we each step forward now with open hearts, ready to live as the revelation of love, wholeness, and unity in this world. The journey does not end here; it begins, with every breath, every moment, and every choice to see ourselves and each other as we truly are: whole, divine, and profoundly connected.
The Fifth Trumpet: The Call to Face the Shadows
The fifth angel raised the trumpet and blew a note that resonated deeply within the soul, awakening energies long buried and forgotten. I saw a star that had fallen from heaven, symbolizing a truth or awareness that had descended from the higher realms into the depths of the human experience. This fallen star, a messenger of transformation, held the key to a place within us known as the bottomless pit—the vast reservoir of our unconscious fears, pains, and shadows.
The star used this key to open the shaft of the pit, and from its depths rose a thick, swirling smoke, like the smoke of a great furnace. This smoke represented the cloud of confusion, the heavy darkness of unhealed wounds, and the unresolved patterns that have long obscured the light of our awareness. As the smoke spread, it darkened the sun and the air, creating a moment of spiritual obscurity, where clarity seemed hidden and the soul was challenged to navigate through a veil of fear.
When the Lamb, the embodiment of divine love and innocence, broke the seventh seal, a profound and holy silence enveloped all of heaven. For about half an hour, there was stillness so deep that it seemed as if creation itself paused, holding its breath in reverence for what was to come. This silence was not empty but brimming with the essence of grace, the quiet space where human longing reaches out for divine connection, where the soul listens for the whisper of its true Self.
As we reach the end of our journey through The Book of Revelation, we find ourselves standing on sacred ground, surrounded not by the ashes of destruction but by the luminous promise of renewal. What began as a tale of cosmic upheaval and heavenly proclamations has led us to a deeper understanding—a realization that the Apocalypse is not about the end of all things, but the unveiling of the truest essence of existence.
Throughout this series, we’ve traversed John’s visions, witnessing the breaking of the seals, the sounding of trumpets, and the descent of the New Jerusalem. We’ve explored the terror and majesty of these scenes, feeling the weight of judgment and the breathtaking promise of redemption. Yet, as we peel back each layer, a profound truth has emerged: the Apocalypse is not about external cataclysm but about inner transformation. It mirrors our own journey of awakening, the crumbling of old structures within us, and the rebirth of consciousness that is now sweeping across our planet.
Then I heard a voice from the temple of the Divine Presence calling out to the seven angels: “Go, and pour out the golden bowls of healing upon the earth.” These were not bowls of wrath as once imagined but vessels of divine purification, sent to cleanse humanity of its deepest wounds and shadows, so that the light of love could shine unobstructed.
The First Bowl: Healing the Body
The first angel poured out the bowl upon the earth, and a wave of energy moved through humanity, bringing awareness to the pain and trauma carried in the physical body. Old wounds, unhealed pains, and stored memories of suffering surfaced to be released. This was not punishment but an invitation to heal, to recognize that the body is sacred and holds the history of each soul’s journey. As this energy washed over the world, it called for deep compassion and the gentle release of all that the body had carried.
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