08/20/2025
✨Hidden Gospels They Don’t Want You to Know About 🌌
Episode 1: The Gospel of Mary
Most people don’t realize… Mary Magdalene wasn’t just “a follower” — she was a teacher, a mystic, and possibly the closest disciple to Yeshua (Jesus).
Her gospel — discovered in Egypt in the late 1800s — reveals wisdom the church tried to bury:
🕊️ True salvation comes from inner knowledge, not external authority.
🕊️ Mary received visions directly from the Divine — a truth that challenged the early church’s hierarchy.
🕊️ The disciples argued with her teachings… but Jesus had trusted her with secrets of the spirit.
The Gospel of Mary shows us a path of awakening that was too radical for the powers of the time: direct connection to Source without priests, temples, or middlemen.
🔥 No wonder it was suppressed.
📜 What the Gospel of Mary Is
• It’s one of the Gnostic Gospels (like the Gospel of Thomas, Gospel of Philip, etc.).
• Written in the 2nd century CE, attributed to Mary Magdalene.
• Survives only in fragments (about half is missing).
• Not included in the Bible because its message undermined the hierarchical, male-dominated church structure.
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🌹 The Core Teachings
1. Mary as Teacher
• After Jesus departs, the disciples are lost and afraid.
• Mary comforts them and shares the secret teachings Jesus gave to her alone.
• This shocks Peter, who feels a woman shouldn’t have higher authority.
2. The Inner Journey
• Jesus tells Mary that salvation is within — it’s about reconnecting with the divine spark inside us, not blind obedience to laws or priests.
• This is the essence of Gnosticism: inner knowledge (gnosis) brings freedom.
3. The Ascent of the Soul
• Mary describes a mystical vision: after death, the soul ascends past hostile “powers” (representing fear, ignorance, desire, and the ego).
• To ascend, the soul must release attachment to these forces.
• This paints salvation as a spiritual liberation, not something controlled by the Church.
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⚡ The Clash With Peter
• Peter and Andrew reject Mary’s authority, saying: “Did he really speak privately with a woman and not openly to us? Should we all turn and listen to her? Did he prefer her to us?”
• Levi (another disciple) defends her, saying Jesus loved her more than the others because she was open to the truth.
• This is one of the clearest snapshots of the erasure of the feminine voice in early Christianity.
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🔮 Why It Was Suppressed
• The Gospel of Mary emphasizes:
• Direct experience with the divine (no priests needed).
• Equality of women and men in spiritual authority.
• A non-judgmental God, unlike the controlling Old Testament version.
• These ideas threatened the early Church’s control, so the text was hidden and branded heretical.
Raw Truth: The Gospel of Mary presents Mary Magdalene as not just a disciple, but the chief interpreter of Jesus’ wisdom, a bearer of secret knowledge, and possibly the truest Grail. It shifts the whole framework of Christianity away from hierarchy and fear, toward inner liberation and balance of the masculine and feminine.
📜 Key Passages from the Gospel of Mary
1. The Inner Path
Jesus (to Mary and the disciples):
“Every nature, every modeled form, every creature exists in and with each other. They will dissolve again into their own root. For the nature of matter is dissolved into what belongs to its nature. Whoever has ears to hear, let them hear.”
This reflects the Gnostic teaching that everything returns to Source, and that truth is found within, not in external laws.
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2. Mary’s Vision of the Soul’s Ascent
Mary shares a vision with the disciples:
“I saw the Lord in a vision and I said to him, ‘Lord, I saw you today in a vision.’ He answered me, ‘Blessed are you, that you did not waver at the sight of me. For where the mind is, there is the treasure.’”
And then she describes the soul rising through four “powers” that try to hold it down: Darkness, Desire, Ignorance, and Wrath of the flesh.
The soul resists them and ascends higher.
This shows salvation as a personal liberation journey, not something granted by a priest.
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3. The Conflict With Peter
After Mary finishes teaching:
“Peter said to Mary: ‘Sister, we know that the Savior loved you more than the rest of women. Tell us the words of the Savior which you remember — which you know, but we do not, nor have we heard them.’”
But then Andrew objects:
“Say what you think about what she has said, for I do not believe that the Savior said this. For certainly these teachings are strange ideas.”
Peter grows angry, saying Jesus would not have spoken to a woman in secret.
Mary begins to weep, but Levi defends her:
“If the Savior made her worthy, who are you to reject her? Surely the Savior knows her very well. That is why he loved her more than us.”
This is such a powerful window into the early struggle: Mary’s voice of wisdom vs. the institutional patriarchy.
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🔮 Why This Matters
• Mary is portrayed as the true vessel of hidden knowledge.
• The Gospel reveals that Jesus trusted her above the male disciples.
• It hints that Christianity might have evolved into something very different — more mystical, feminine, and liberating — if her teachings weren’t suppressed.
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✨ Truth Bomb: The Gospel of Mary isn’t just about Mary Magdalene. It’s about reclaiming the feminine current of wisdom that was erased from mainstream Christianity. In a way, Mary herself is the Holy Grail — the keeper of the living blood of wisdom.
✨ Question for you, starseeds & seekers:
Do you believe Mary was meant to be a pillar of hidden wisdom for humanity?