A Sacred Descent with Mary Magdalene
Based on the teachings of Meggan Watterson
In the Gospel of Mary, the powers that bind the human soul are not demons to be exorcised, but sacred thresholds to be crossed. Drawing from the profound work of Meggan Watterson, we are reminded that these are not failures of the spirit; they are invitations. Not sins to be denied, but powers to be named, honored, and loved.
Mary Magdalene offers us a map for returning to presence. A way to meet the ego not with shame, but with compassion. Her path teaches us that true spirituality is not about bypassing our humanity, but about fully embodying it.
The seven powers of the ego are not meant to be feared. They are doorways. And through each, we reclaim another piece of the soul.
1. Darkness
The sense of being utterly alone.
Darkness convinces us that we’ve been abandoned by love, by others, by life itself.
But in this absence, a deeper vision can awaken: the ability to see the light within.
Mary teaches that when all outer light fades, we meet the radiance that never leaves us: our own.
2. Clinging (Desire)
The ego clings to what it cannot control.
To outcomes, to people, to what was.
The soul, however, leads us into what is new and alive.
To release the grasp is to trust that we are carried,
not by certainty, but by love.
3. Ignorance
Ignorance is forgetting the soul beneath the ego’s many masks.
It is mistaking identity for essence.
When we drop the performance, what remains is truth.
Humility is the strength that allows us to see beyond the illusion.
4. Excess
The urge to consume, distract, or overdo.
Often driven by a longing we don’t know how to soothe.
But the path back is always love, the remembrance that we are sacred, not because of what we do, but because of who we are.
5. Forgetting
We forget that we are more than this moment, more than the fear, more than the flesh.
But every act of remembering, even the smallest, reawakens the soul.
To remember is to reunite.
To become whole again.
6. The Body
The body is not an obstacle, it is a sacred guide.
When we listen, it reveals ancestral wisdom, deep knowing, and the voice of the soul.
The body never lies.
Mary invites us to return to it not with judgment, but with reverence.
7. Rage
Anger, when repressed, consumes us.
But when honored, it becomes clarity.
Sacred rage draws boundaries.
Destructive rage silences truth.
Mary reminds us that even this fire can become holy;
when guided by love.
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To walk the Magdalene path is to descend, not to be cleansed, but to be remembered.
To reclaim every part of ourselves.
To choose presence over perfection.
And to know that nothing within us is unworthy of love.
This is the spiral of the rose.
This is the return to wholeness.
✦ How to Invoke Mary Magdalene’s Power ✦
Create sacred space
Light a candle, breathe deeply and call her presence in.
Place your hand on your heart
Say: “Mary Magdalene, walk with me.”
Name the Seven Powers
Whisper them gently:
Darkness. Desire. Ignorance. Death. Flesh. False wisdom. Wrath.
Anoint yourself
Apply Mary Magdalene Natural Perfume to your heart and wrists with intention.
Visualize the vesica piscis
See the sacred union within you body and soul, feminine and masculine.
Speak your truth
Offer a prayer or a vow from the depths.
Close in silence
Feel her presence. Trust the shift.
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