A message from MARY MAGDALENE

As I take August off to work on my book, today's Card is first and foremost one of love from Farris and me. In everything we do, you are never far from our minds.

Your message is from Kyle Gray’s Keepers of the Light Oracle Cards.
 
MARY MAGDALENE
Teacher Awakens

Mary encourages you to embrace your truth. You have something important to share. Follow your inner call and don't let anyone or anything stop you.

Mary sure didn't.

I believe that for most of us, this card has deep meaning. We know the injustice Mary's reputation suffered. For over 1,400 years, Mary was 'labeled' as something other than her truth. The long-awaited justice in finally acknowledging what a powerful leader she was, is proof of the rise in the Divine Feminine.

Has your truth also been disregarded in some way?

Now, with her story in mind, read her message again. 
You have something important to share. Follow your inner call and don’t let anyone or anything stop you.

MARY’S STORY

For years, Mary traveled with Jesus, spreading the message of divine love and light. Mary was with Jesus when he died on the cross. 

In the year 591, Pope Gregory pronounced her to be a “sinful woman”, defying evidence to the contrary in the canonical Gospels. This is proof of how one person’s lie spoken loud enough can become the truth for many. The label “prostitute” has stuck for centuries. No matter who’s telling the lie, the truth will eventually come out.

On July 22, 2016, Pope Francis corrected the history books and raised the level of liturgical memory from memorial to feast. Mary Magdalene is not only recognized as an Apostle but is now to be referred to as the “Apostle of the apostles”.

One of my favorite books about Mary Magdalene's gospel is “Mary Magdalene Revealed” by Meggan Watterson.

Stand up for your truth, claim it or reclaim it!

You have something important to share.

Follow your inner call and don't let anyone or anything stop you!

If you have the Keepers of the Light oracle deck, you can read Kyle Gray's full message on Mary Magdalen on page 74 of the guidebook.