Mary Magdalene

Jesus was a composite soul of Sirian and Pleiadian ancestry, with his mother Mary being a Pleiadian Ascended Master and his father Joseph coming from Sirius.

Mary Magdalene was an initiate of the cult of Isis and Horus, learning alchemy to assist Jesus in achieving his light body.

The stories of Horus and Hathor, as well as Jesus and Mary Magdalene, are used to illustrate the honor given to sacred unity during times of heightened awareness.

Mary Magdalene begins by discussing how humans view love as both simple and complex.

However, Mary Magdalene argues that love cannot be fully explained by human reasoning or technology.

Mary Magdalene continues by referencing the concept of "heart math." She highlights how science has discovered that the human heart contains neurons and pathways similar to those found in the brain.

Mary Magdalene notes that while people often try to create logical, scientific approaches to love, love itself cannot be fully captured or compartmentalized by such methods.

Mary Magdalene introduces the concept of the Seven Graces, which are divine gifts that help individuals experience and apply divine love in their lives.

Mary Magdalene doesn't specify all seven graces explicitly in the provided transcript, but from the context, the Seven Graces are described as divine gifts that help individuals understand and apply divine love in their lives.

Mary Magdalene discusses the grace of wisdom, which she describes as the recognition of pain and suffering as an inevitable part of life.

Mary Magdalene shares a personal reminder of this concept, referring to the mantra on the back of her neck, which says, "Call me hum, I am another you." This serves as a constant reminder that every person and circumstance is a reflection of oneself.

Mary Magdalene continues by stating that when individuals can recognize themselves in others, they can respond more wisely and lovingly to any situation they encounter, without exceptions.

Mary Magdalene explains that one of Mary's key teachings involved using inquiry as a way to practice divine love.

Mary would often ask herself questions when faced with suffering, rather than immediately responding.

Pamela shares several questions that Mary used to explore wisdom:

Children and Mary Magdalene: Jesus and Mary Magdalene had seven biological children and adopted many others during their travels.

Did He Have Children?: Jesus confirmed that he and Mary Magdalene had biological children and adopted many more.

Mary Magdalene, Joanna, Martha, and others played vital roles, with Mary Magdalene often seen as Jesus’s spiritual counterpart.

The entire peninsula is a self-governing monastic state within the Hellenic Republic, and it is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, who is believed to be the spiritual protector of the mountain.

Only men are permitted to visit the territory, which is called the "Garden of Virgin Mary" by the monks.

The monastic community enforces an avaton (Άβατον), banning women and female animals to maintain celibacy and honor the Virgin Mary, who alone represents her gender on Mount Athos.

One of the central legends of Mount Athos is its dedication to the Virgin Mary, who is believed to be the spiritual guardian of the mountain.

According to tradition, the Virgin Mary visited Mount Athos during her lifetime and blessed the land, making it her "garden" and vowing to protect it.

This legend underpins the tradition that no other women are allowed on the peninsula, as it is considered the exclusive domain of the Virgin Mary.

In the 10th century, an angel appeared to a monk and sang a hymn to the Virgin Mary, teaching him the words "It is truly meet to bless thee, O Theotokos."

The icon of the Virgin Mary present during this miraculous event became known as "Axion Estin" and is revered as one of the most sacred treasures of Mount Athos.

This includes the most important church in Ethiopia, the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion, which many believe holds the Ark of the Covenant.

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Mary Magdalene: She is depicted as Nashea, another Pleiadian soul, and an ascended master known as Lady Nada.

Yeshua and Mary Magdalene had children and were part of a lineage with extraterrestrial genetics, blending Pleiadian, Arcturian, Sirian, Andromedan, and Orion traits.

He and Mary Magdalene did not die traditionally but ascended to a Pleiadian craft, transforming into their higher identities.

His mother Mary's soul origin is the Pleiades and her name is SHEEMOSA.

In the night was Mary’s son born from the womb of his human mother in the place where animals were fed in the town of Bethlehem.

Clade F Discovery: On two islands, Santa Maria and Terceira, a significant number of house mice belong to clade F, which is rare in Iberia.

Mary Magdalene

None of the writers apparently understood that the wisdom Anna shared with her daughter, Mary, and later with her grandson, Jesus, were profound spiritual teachings and initiations whose influence would help formulate later Christian belief.

You will discover her unusual abilities and responsibilities, including the light conception and birth of Mary, and Mary’s own light conception, birth and upbringing of Jesus.

This panorama explaining what the Essenes had to do for Jesus, Mary Magdalene and a host of other well-known disciples and helpmates of the Christ drama, emphasizes their essential role in assisting Jesus fulfil his part as the Messiah.

During my lifetime the core group included my friend Joseph, Mary his sister, Joseph her husband, their son James, Mary Magdalene and John.

After the death of Mary's husband, an elder from Qumran held the focus, to be replaced later by Thomas, who became a disciple.

Even James’ (Yeshua’s brother) more conservative and orthodox leanings are creating division and this greatly grieves his mother (Mary Anna).

We often forget that that word doesn’t explain what kind of being it is—it just means a being with a message or being on assignment.[59:23] Mary, according to Luke, has a close encounter and then she’s pregnant by some artificial means.

The third one is different—highly intelligent, has always been advanced, very sensitive, pre-cognitive, telepathic ability.[1:04:23] There was something different about his conception and birth—it was an experience of light." It takes me back to years ago when I was a teenager studying Renaissance art at school, and we were shown a painting by Carlo Crivelli, which was supposed to be the Annunciation—that’s the moment when Mary is told she’s going to have a baby and the baby is going to be Jesus.

He paints Mary with a beam of light shining upon her from a flying saucer that’s hovering above her in the sky.

During this event, the Virgin Mary reportedly appeared multiple times to several peasant children in Fátima, Portugal, promising a public miracle.

Jesus and Mary Magdalene had seven biological children - channeling

There, I was prepared for my role to be the mother of Mary and the grandmother of Him who would publicly demonstrate the Way of the Teacher of Righteousness – the way of a Christ.

Maria, mother of Yeshua

See: The 18 Hidden Years Of Jesus & Mary Magdalene – India, Tibet & Nazarenes

After the birth [of Jesus] Joseph and Mary went straight to our Brothers in Egypt, near Alexandria.

According to Anna, Yeshua was betrothed/married to another Mary, referred to as Mary Salome or Myriam (also known as Myriam of Tyana).

Yeshua and Mary of Bethany (Magdalene) had three adopted children who also came on the boat: Joses, Judas, and Miriam.

You may recall Yeshua and Mary of Bethany had three adopted children who came with us on the boat: Joses, Judas and Miriam.

Before he returned to India with Myriam the second time, he became betrothed to my [Martha] sister, Mary.

My sister, Mary, was barren when she and Yeshua were betrothed.

Mary conceived Sar’h then.

Of course, Mary Anna and Yeshua, as avatars, were born awake.

For instance, in the Gospel of Matthew 28:1-6, it mentions that Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb on the first day of the week (Sunday) and found it empty, with an angel informing them that Jesus had risen from the dead.

After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb.

It is said that at the end of her life Mary also ascended.

First of all, Yeshua’s consorts, including myself [Mary of Bethany], Myriam of Tyana and later my cousin, Mariam – the legendary ‘Three Marys’ – left a very powerful holographic record within the ethers of Mother Earth.

As has already been shared, the Mary Magdalene you are familiar with is in fact a composite of Myriam of Tyana, Mary of Bethany and Mariam of Mount Carmel.

The mythical ‘Mary Magdalene’ is none other than the derided archetypal ‘fallen woman, the seductress and the prostitute’ – she who is put in her ‘lesser place’ and gagged by those who fear her power.

Just as Yeshua played the role of Osiris during the Week of Passover, so did Myriam (of Tyana), Mariam and I [Mary of Bethany], and the other female Magdalenes, enact his beloved, Isis, the resurrecting Mother of Life.

Their personalities are more complementary because Yeshua is more of the water and air elements and Mary is of fire and earth.

He is mentioned in your Holy Bible with reference to our home in Bethany, during one of the times when my sister, Mary, anointed Yeshua with spikenard oil.

I [Meriam] will share that Yeshua has strongly encouraged me to make the long, arduous journey to join with him, Myriam (of Tyana) and Mary (of Bethany) in the high mountains of northern India.

SAR’H: My father is called Yeshua and my mother is called Mary of Bethany.

He was born of Mary, circumcised on the eighth day, lived as a man in 1st-century Jewish society, had male disciples, and is always referred to with male language.

Gabriel is celebrated as the messenger archangel who announced significant events in the New Testament, such as the births of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ to Elizabeth and Mary, respectively.

Luke 1:26-31: Gabriel is sent by God to Nazareth to visit Mary, the future mother of Jesus.

This passage includes the famous annunciation scene, where Gabriel tells Mary she will conceive and bear a son, Jesus.

In honor of this event, the king erected a church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint George at the dragon's death site, where a spring with healing properties emerged.