The human brain is not the key to eternity. The answer lies beyond the physical into the realm of Infinite Divine Mind that cannot be confined to gray matter in a finite skull. Interesting that Golgotha, the crucifixion hill, was shaped like a skull.
In the book, The Gospel of Mary Magdala, Jesus and the First Woman Apostle, Karen L. King writes:
The unborn chick pent up in a tight hard shell must peck its way out of the dark. And when it does, the view is like nothing it has ever seen. An expanded awareness takes hold as it evolves to spread its wings, and take flight toward the heavens.
So, it is with us. We are being birthed into a higher consciousness that always has and always will be. Our identity is spiritual, not physical. Each adversity can become an impetus to peck harder on the shell of materiality to break free from physical limitation.
We have help. Angels hover near bringing God's pure messages of Divine Love. In stillness, we can feel their peaceful, loving presence, as shown in the painting of Mary Magdalene in the desert. How reassuring to know that when we feel most vulnerable and alone, exiled from the world, provisions are already in place. God's angels abide with us. They are only a thought away, ready to comfort, protect and guide.
Like Mary, in great despair that Easter morning, she stooped down low to look inside the tomb. It was empty. His body gone. In deep despair, she stood up and turned around to see the gardener in hopes that he may answer her question about Jesus' body.
At the height of summer, The Feast of Magdalene's Day is a wonderful time to spend in the "garden" and reflect on how our darkest hour may unexpectedly unfold into a joyful resurrection, the dawn of a new day unfolding a higher view of Life.
Love and joyful blessings,
Rae Karen
(Artwork: Wikimedia Commons: Piola, Magdalene in the Desert
Mary Magdalene with the egg, Richard Stodart)





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