Eileen Mccourt
Published: 2017-07-14
Total Pages: 176
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Ever since Pope Gregory the Great, in 591 C.E. for whatever reason and on whatever grounds, fused three women in the canonical gospels into one person, Mary Magdalene, she has been castigated as a sinner, a prostitute, a fallen woman, one from whom seven demons were cast out. And she has remained silent for the last 1,500 years. But now, since the mid-twentieth century, evidence is being unearthed that paints a very different picture! Modern-day researchers and writers are painting a very different picture of Mary Magdalene at the very centre of the life of Jesus and of his ministry. An independent, strong, fiery, Spiritual teacher and visionary, supporting Jesus out of her own family ancestral wealth. A priestess, trained in the Temple of Isis in Egypt, knowledgeable in the teachings of the Ancient Mystery Schools and the secretive Essene Brotherhood. A Mary Magdalene who was strongly opposed by Simon Peter and most of the other male disciples. So why and how was she cast out to the periphery of society? What was her role in the life of Jesus? And why has she been given little or no coverage in the New Testament writings? It is time for us to re-assess Mary Magdalene, and this book does exactly that. It is time to re-instate Mary Magdalene as the Divine Feminine, the Twin Flame of Jesus, working alongside him, his mirror image, his other half, his main support, his 'Tower', the one best suited to carry on his ministry after him. It is time for us to allow Mary Magdalene to tell us her own story!