Mary Magdalene Reproduction on Canvas

Mary Magdalene.
Maria Magdalena. Teacher, Visionary.

Mary of Magdala, popularly known as Mary Magdalene or “the Magdalene,” is Divine Feminine energy incarnate. She is the 13th and closest disciple of Jesus of Nazareth, teaching alongside him as a visionary and teacher in her own right. She is known as “an apostle of the apostles.’”

In ancient Aramaic, Mary means “she who illuminates.” It is said that nobody understood Jesus’ message as well she did and that she was able to share it clearly with others. She wrote “The Gospel of Mary” after his death, recounting her role as a teacher, leader and visionary who received secret revelations and divinatory knowledge from the Divine. She was a scholar who shared her knowledge with Jesus and her fellow disciples. She was the energy of the Sacred Feminine to Jesus’ Sacred Masculine.

In the Bahá’í tradition, Mary Magdalene is glorified and highly regarded as an enlightened master, powerful, knowledgeable and holy. There are many versions of who Mary Magdalene was or was not, but she was undeniably a goddess who lived among us, who was not only well versed in book knowledge, but also well-connected to the spirit realm. She was a conduit for illuminating truth, courage, and strength, based on her own visions and private revelations. Despite naysayers, she lived her truth.