Mary Magdalene’s Hidden Gospel: The 7 “Powers,” the Eye of the Heart, and Reclaiming Spiritual Authority

Jan 28

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INTRODUCTION

The Gospel of Mary whispers of a wisdom long buried—one that speaks through the body, the heart, and the quiet certainty of inner knowing. In this episode, Meggan invites us into the forgotten teachings of Mary Magdalene, where love is a living presence, awakening happens inward, and spiritual authority is remembered rather than granted.

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Why Mary Magdalene Was Misrepresented

Mary Magdalene’s voice was minimized through institutional decisions that shaped Christianity into a patriarchal structure. The episode unpacks how her Gospel was labeled “heretical,” and how later narratives distorted her identity—creating a version of the story that left out the feminine dimension of spiritual authority.

The 7 “Powers” (not sins)

Instead of “sins” or “demons,” the Gospel of Mary describes inner states as powers—human climates we move through. Darkness, clinging, ignorance, and especially rage are explored as experiences to feel and witness, not shame or act out—so the soul can rise and love can lead.

The Eye of the Heart and Self-Initiation

A core teaching is that ascension isn’t “up”—it’s inward. Through the nous (the spiritual eye of the heart), we can access inner treasure, direct knowing (gnosis), and even ongoing connection beyond loss. The episode also highlights self-initiation through Thecla’s story: you don’t need external permission to answer a sacred calling.

Key Takeaways

Mary Magdalene’s Gospel restores the feminine path of inward knowing and spiritual authority
The “7 powers” are not moral failures, they’re states to move through with awareness and compassion
Love is a steady presence beneath emotion, accessible through simple daily practices and breath
True awakening is self-initiated and rooted in direct experience, not doctrine alone

Conclusion

This episode is an invitation to reclaim what was left out: inner wisdom, embodied spirituality, and the courage to return to love, again and again. When we stop outsourcing our truth, the path becomes less about being “good” and more about remembering who we are.

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