A Mary Magdelene Scrapbook - Twin Flames/Divine Secrets

I have had memories of a past life in which I saw a pregnant woman weeping by Jesus.  Ever since that vision, I have been interested in the history of not only Jesus the Christ, but Mary Magdelene as well.

I've written about the movie the DA Vinci Code here before.  I know the church had it's say in claiming the story was fiction.  But did you also know that the church proclaimed Mary Magdelene a prostitute?  Then turned around years later and proclaimed her a saint?  How can an organization claiming to be the leaders of spirituality, holding the keys to heaven, suddenly change the rules and opinions of a woman they were so brutal to before?

It almost sounds like our tabloid news today.  News stories are planted one day to make you look good, but if you don't comply, there will be someone to plant horrendous stories the next.   But what bothers me the most is that how much so many people went out of their way to hide the truth.  Even the Estate of Michael Jackson has gone out of it's way to take the angelic parts of Michael Jackson's You Are Not Alone video out.  This is a desecration of his art, and with Mary Magdelene a complete desecration to our history and history of mankind.

I'm posting a few photos here from different artists around the world.  These statues and paintings celebrate Mary Magdelene, whom I believe as the twin flame soul mate of Jesus.  Both here to serve humanity.  But like so many others, mankind, the politicians in rule, have managed to distort the truth, hiding the true divinity present within all people.

Jesus and Mary Magdalene, Santa Croce, Florence
Notice the illumined halo surrounding Mary's head as well.

Stained glass window from Kilmore Church, Scotland

The church of Saint Etienne

DaVinci's Last Supper

Photo by Carolyn Shield of Passion picture at Miraculous Medal Shrine

Artist Unknown

 by Charles Marochetti depicting St Mary Magdalene being lifted up by angels.

Still from the "You Are Not Alone" video PRE-Michael Jackson death