Mary Magdalene: Revelations from a First Century Avatar

by Gloria Amendola

In Mary Revelations from a First Century Avatar, Mary comes to life right before your eyes. Through the author, as a channel for her voice, Mary shares fascinating and intimate details of her early life, esoteric life, and walk with the master teacher and healer–―known to us as Jesus.

Through discussion of her gematria–―an ancient form of numerology–―the author makes a strong case for the true identity of this Mary. She is not who you’ve been told she was, but rather a woman of extraordinary spiritual power who would be considered, in her time, as the equal to Jesus.

Mary then answers specific questions that were asked of her. She explains the differences between the fabled civilizations of Egypt and Atlantis, the Mystery Schools, the process of initiation into expanded awareness, and how we can begin to learn the ancient wisdom of the Mysteries. Find out why Mary believes the time is now for people to rediscover these incredible teachings!

In this riveting account, we are given a glimpse into the life of the Magdalene, of what she and Jesus believed about their mission, and what they foresaw for the future of humanity–―a future that Mary says is unfolding right now…

66 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 29, 2013

Reviews

[Natalia Iwanyckyj · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very short book with huge impact. I highlighted long sections. I felt the resonance of knowing I was reading truth. I appreciated validations of my own downloads, and welcomed new insights. Difficult to summarize. Worth reading.

[Kim · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a little book, but it has huge energy! The information that Mary Magdalene imparts to the reader is fascinating. I just finished the book and I am still experiencing huge energetic shifts. I especially liked learning a little bit about Magdalene's life and how she learned the things she learned. I really hope that there is a sequel to this. I have so many questions and I am thirsty to learn more about this incredible woman!

[Book Seeker · Rating 2 out of 5]

Interesting. First of all, Mary of Bethany (Martha's sister) and Mary Magdalene are two different people. This is definitely not Saint Mary Magdalene speaking. It doesn't feel like her, the way she describes Jeshua doesn't feel like him. To me, it's an interesting story told by some disembodied being claiming to be Mary Magdalene in order to tell its own story. I think it's the elemental who spoke to Mary of Bethany when she was a child. End of story.

[Barbara · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good, but I would like to know how her story ends