I've been uncovering information and following information given to me by spirit for a few months now. I have so much to share. For today, however, I wanted to share the recent news of the unveiling of another portrait beneath the portrait of the famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo DaVinci.
You may recall earlier posts regarding the DaVinci Code and how the person sitting next to Jesus in the painting of the Last Supper was actually Mary Magdalene. As a child, I too questioned the woman sitting next to Jesus. Since then I've had flashbacks of a pregnant Mary weeping by the cross where Jesus was crucified and just a few weeks ago was given a message; that the foundation was laid at the time of Mary Magdalene. A foundation that was disregarded and changed. These were the teachings of these two twin flame soul mates. Jesus the Christ and Mary Magdalene, who was to carry on the work of teaching the true word of God after the death of Jesus.
Throughout history man has taken liberties in changing art, scripture and hiding the truth. Even today we see the angel scenes in the Michael Jackson You Are Not Alone video erased from our history. This history that has been hidden is the truth about who we are. We are not only living as humans. We are both human AND divine.
This cover up by the church and others has not sat well with those who have made it their mission to help mankind step into their new consciousness. It has not only been a struggle for those who have sacrificied their lives, but a struggle for mankind itself. These people who have taken these liberties have taken away the true knowledge, which if known, could quite possibly change the way the entire world looks at humanity.
Delving deeper into part of the mystery that surrounds the true story of Jesus and Mary, let's first take a look at what was uncovered recently. The portrait beneath the painting of the Mona Lisa:
If you look at the photo uncovered, you'll notice the woman's face looks very similar to the face also painted on the Madonna of the Rocks:
You may recall earlier posts regarding the DaVinci Code and how the person sitting next to Jesus in the painting of the Last Supper was actually Mary Magdalene. As a child, I too questioned the woman sitting next to Jesus. Since then I've had flashbacks of a pregnant Mary weeping by the cross where Jesus was crucified and just a few weeks ago was given a message; that the foundation was laid at the time of Mary Magdalene. A foundation that was disregarded and changed. These were the teachings of these two twin flame soul mates. Jesus the Christ and Mary Magdalene, who was to carry on the work of teaching the true word of God after the death of Jesus.
Throughout history man has taken liberties in changing art, scripture and hiding the truth. Even today we see the angel scenes in the Michael Jackson You Are Not Alone video erased from our history. This history that has been hidden is the truth about who we are. We are not only living as humans. We are both human AND divine.
This cover up by the church and others has not sat well with those who have made it their mission to help mankind step into their new consciousness. It has not only been a struggle for those who have sacrificied their lives, but a struggle for mankind itself. These people who have taken these liberties have taken away the true knowledge, which if known, could quite possibly change the way the entire world looks at humanity.
Delving deeper into part of the mystery that surrounds the true story of Jesus and Mary, let's first take a look at what was uncovered recently. The portrait beneath the painting of the Mona Lisa:
If you look at the photo uncovered, you'll notice the woman's face looks very similar to the face also painted on the Madonna of the Rocks:
If we take it a step further, we'll see that in the DaVinci Code movie when the characters move from the painting of the Mona Lisa where the words "So Dark the Con of Man" are written, they are taken to none other than the painting of "Madonna of the Rocks":
Could it be that the woman in the painting is none other than Mary Magdalene as well? The tilt of the head, the facial expression and the downward gaze depict much similarity.
"There were three who always walked with the Lord: Mary, his mother, and her sister, and Magdalene, the one who was called his companion. His sister and his mother and his companion were each a Mary."
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