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The Magdalenes
The golden serpent of the Goddess on her left arm, signifying she is an initiate of the Magdalene mysteries.
The daughters and sons of Isis
We sealed ourselves up in caves and climbed to the high places where we practiced the resurrection and conception practices known to the Magdalene Order – we, who are the daughters and sons of Isis – a name for the Great Mother.
Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
See Isis
The Shinning Ones
Then our lingering presence is a true blessing to many beings. All these practices have been passed down from before time by the Shining Ones who came first from the stars and then migrated to this ancient land from the islands you call Atlantis.
Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
See the Shining Ones
A new ‘Adam and Eve’
Be at peace, my brothers and sisters. We are the Magdalenes; we carry the gene of Isis to regenerate and bring forth a new genesis, a new creation and a new ‘Adam and Eve’ – a new generation, a new world and a new heaven. And so it is.
Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
What makes a Magdalene?
I [Lizbett] carry the genetics and the potential for being a Magdalene, which are carried from generation to generation. But just having the Magdalene genetic codes does not make me a Magdalene. There has to be a willingness and readiness of mind, body and soul. Much study, contemplation and cleansing of thoughts and emotions is required. There are activations or transmissions of spiritual energy that must come down and awaken the codes that are held in the earth elements of the body. Then there can be an ignition of a spiritual fire within. When this happens it ignites internal pathways of knowledge to be expressed in external paths of service. Then you can be addressed as a Magdalene.
Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
Well known Magdalenes
Anna, grandmother of Jesus
Mary Magdalene
Some born-again Christians reject metaphysical ideas, misunderstanding the teachings of Jesus. Political alterations to Jesus’ words have obscured their original meaning. Jesus represented a balance of male and female energies, alongside Mary Magdalene, his chief disciple. Their teachings were highly metaphysical, emphasizing harmony between genders, as seen in texts like the Gospel of Mary Magdalene. The book When God Had a Wife is recommended for a clearer understanding of male and female energy dynamics in history.
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Gnostic texts emphasize Sophia’s importance in restoring balance to creation. However, early Vatican councils excluded Gnostic and esoteric teachings from Christian theology. This suppression marginalized Sophia Christ and other women central to biblical history.
Mary Magdalene, born in Magdala near the Sea of Galilee, demonstrated remarkable spiritual insight and maintained a close connection to divine wisdom. Her early studies included the mysteries of Isis in Egypt and spiritual practices in India.
According to Gnostic and Essene traditions, Mary Magdalene was not a fallen woman as depicted in later Church doctrine. Instead, she was a high initiate within the Essene community, a mystical group dedicated to preserving ancient wisdom. She was an equal partner to Yeshua, embodying the sacred feminine to complement his sacred masculine.
Holy Kinship
Christian tradition identifies the Holy Kinship (German: Heilige Sippe, Dutch: Heilige Maagschap) as the extended family of Jesus descended from his maternal grandmother Saint Anne through her three marriages, known as the trinubium.
The group were a popular subject in religious art throughout Germany and the Low Countries, especially during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, but rarely after the Council of Trent. According to this medieval tradition, Saint Anne, the mother of the Virgin Mary, was grandmother not just to Jesus but also to five of the twelve apostles: John the Evangelist, James the Greater, James the Less, Simon and Jude. These apostles, together with John the Baptist, were all cousins of Jesus.
Smaller groups showing Jesus with his parents, frequently accompanied by his cousin John the Baptist and John’s mother Elizabeth (Gospel of Luke 1:36), and occasionally Saint Anne, make up the Holy Family. These groups appeared far more often in art. After the Council of Trent dismissed the story of Anne’s three marriages, artists rarely painted the complete subject, though they kept depicting the smaller group of the families of Jesus and John the Baptist. Source Wikipedia
Men who are Magdalenes
As with all the men who are Magdalenes, my primary responsibility is first of all to awaken my soul to the Infinite Light beyond birth and death; and secondly, to protect and support the Magdalene women and our children within our Essene communities.
Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
Holy Kinship vs Anna’s Descendant Chart
Source: Anna, the voice of the Magdalenes
