Religion

One big realization occurred to me once I started to study different religions. A little background first: I was raised as a Methodist, but I've read about Judaism, Hindu, and Buddhism. My father was divorced, so he was a former Catholic. Many of my friends are Catholic, so I've been to my fair share of Catholic masses as well.

What stood out to me was the lack of feminine influence. For example, The Gospel of Mary, this book is from Mary Magdalene, a disciple of Christ, and is not a secret. It has been in existence since 1947.* It's only now, however, that the information is beginning to play into a larger scenario that you may see and examine as truth. This is also the subject of your mainstream writings (The Da Vinci Code is an example) and is right on time.

Understand this: the purpose of these revelations is twofold: (1) There is more to the story than you have been told, and (2) the divine feminine plays a significant role in it. This information is not intended to negate any religion in the world or to disturb anyone's beliefs. Consider it this way: What if God is greater than you have been taught? If you're content with just part of a grand story, wouldn't you want the entire narrative? View it as an enhancement of truth, not a destroyer of it. Blessed are those who seek the complete truth, like children discovering new gifts, for it will enrich their lives, not unsettle them. To the priests, ministers, and shamans, we say this: Be ready for a more comprehensive story... one that will make it easier for you to guide those who seek the love of God.