Mary Magdalene. The First Apostle, Her Gospel and the Christianity We Have Yet to Confess

The Gospel of Mary Magdalene is not just another apocryphon. It is the voice of a woman who has rightfully been called the "apostle of apostles." A voice that the official church preferred to silence, substituting the true image of Mary with that of a repentant sinful woman. This book is the result of deep spiritual exploration and a journey to the roots of early Christianity. Meggan Watterson, a theologian and Harvard University graduate, invites us on this path: she takes the reader by the hand and leads through the pages of the lost Gospel, step by step restoring the authentic story of Jesus' companion. What if everything we were told about sin, shame, and the baseness of human nature is a lie? What if salvation is not a deal with the heavenly office, but an inner awakening? The Gospel of Mary teaches just that: we are not fallen beings awaiting redemption. We are a bridge between heaven and earth, a complex intertwining of mortal ego and immortal soul. Our task is not to deny our humanity, but to become a "true human," realizing the divine spark within us here and now. Watterson does not just comment on the ancient text; she shows how Mary’s teachings come alive in everyday life, in those very moments where, it seems, there is no place for holiness. It is a story of how turning to the silence of the heart helps navigate through the seven forces of ego and attain immortal love. What you have before you is not just a reconstruction of a lost history, but a guide through the hidden depths of the soul, where anything is possible. It is an invitation to discover Christianity in its other manifestation—mystical, feminine, and surprisingly liberating.