Channeled Answers to People’s Questions at a GOTSC’s Gathering

January 7, 2023

Carol asking the Question: The next question is from Mary B. I was wondering if you could please tell us about Mary Magdalene. The real story, not what is in the Bible, whose chapters were decided at the Council of Nicaea. I ask because there are many theories, but the details are not clear.

There is a manuscript from 570 AD in the British Library, and an Egyptian papyrus called the Gospel of Jesus' Wife, which some say is encrypted and claims that Jesus was married to Mary. Also, some theorize that the wedding at Cana depicted in the Bible may be the actual wedding of Jesus and Mary.

Further, a legend in France has it that a boat landed in France with Mary Magdalene, her children Sarah and Joseph, Mary, mother of Jesus, Martha, and Lazarus. Another point is that Mary's descendants began the royal Merovingian bloodline, from which many kings claimed descent.

Thank you so much.

Answer: As you are very much aware, the Church decided that they were going to make Jesus into a savior god. He was going to be the one you had to go through to achieve salvation, to get into heaven, all the things that they claim. Being that Christians are from the Judeo-Christian theology and ideology, somewhere way back in time, it was decided that God had to be a single bachelor. He could not have anything to do with the divine feminine, even though real God energy is both masculine and feminine as you understand it now.

There is a powerful feminine principle that was present during those days in the Bible, where everything was recorded, and God would appear in the meeting tent. [Exodus 33:7-11]. It was actually the female part of God that was helping in the materialization that you know as the meeting tent. But that did not get written down, and the male priests who were editing the Bible before it got written down decided that God had to be a man, and God created everything on his own.

So, when the Catholic priests decided they were going to make Jesus a god, he could not be married. He could not have much to do with women because God in the Bible doesn't have anything to do with women. After all, the priest had the divine feminine edited out of the Bible centuries before, and they were not going to contradict that.

They wrote in the Bible that Jesus was not married, even though he was. You are right in saying that the wedding in Cana was his own wedding. It is correct when you read in the Bible that he changed the water into wine. He achieved that through thought processes, walking between the lines of water jugs.

You remember in those days, they had clay water jugs, and Jesus had them arranged in rows and walked between them. Since he was a master of mediumship and a master of energy, he understood frequency. He walked between the rows of jugs, concentrating on the frequency of the water contained within them, and then, using his mind, he modulated that frequency to match the frequency of wine. It's similar to turning the dial on a radio, which changes the frequency it is tuned to, and you can listen to a different radio station. Keep turning the dial, modulating the frequency, and you go from one station to another station. That's precisely what he did. He changed the frequency of the water into the frequency of wine, and they drank that wine at his wedding. It is as simple as that.

Yes, he did have two children, and all of that information does exist in specific documents that perceptive religious leaders protected by burying them to hide them away so that the Catholic Church would not get their hands on them, because if they did, they would have burned them.

There were many libraries of scrolls and documents, including the famous Library at Alexandria, that challenged the dogmas established by the Catholic Church at the Council of Nicaea. As you know, the Catholic Church ordered its followers to burn the Library of Alexandria to the ground, destroying a tremendous amount of valuable knowledge.

Fortunately for humanity, the scrolls known as the Gnostic Gospels were hidden for centuries and centuries. They were discovered less than 100 years ago when the grip of the Catholic Church was beginning to weaken. The Church could no longer destroy these documents and manuscripts, so you have them now.

Many of these things are called the Gnostic Gospels. The people who wrote the Gnostic Gospels understood that God is both male and female, and that they had creation stories where it was totally contradictory to the story that you find in your Bible today, because it wasn't a male God who created the earth. It was the divine crystalline energy that you are now becoming aware of and incorporating and using and blending and claiming, and therefore, that energy is what created the universe. That energy is both male and female. It's male and female together. It is androgynous energy, and therefore, this concept was written in these books and hidden away, because the people who did that had the understanding that this information was in dire danger of being destroyed, because if it fell into the hands of the Christian priests, it would then fall into the fires and be burned, so they hid it away, and fortunately, it remained hidden until very close to your present day where we can now understand it.

You mentioned that Mary Magdalene left the Holy Land and went to France, which is true. However, she just came with her two children. The other people you mentioned ended up in different places and did not go to France. It's also true that she made it out of the Holy Land and that her children continued their lives in France.

Do you understand?

Carol: Thank you. So, I'd like to ask a follow-up question, because I've just read this book, The Genuine Jesus, by Alan Ross. It's actually from the medium James Padgett, who apparently channeled Jesus. Alan Ross transcribed all those channeled messages, but what's confusing is that in this book, Jesus says he was not married and did not have children. He also claims that the turning of water into wine at the wedding didn't happen and that it was a misunderstanding. He mentioned some other phenomenon, like multiplying the fishes and loaves, saying that it was a misunderstanding and that it didn't happen.

So, it contradicts some things you've just said and some things that I've heard Ramtha say about Jesus's life. So, it's a bit confusing; you hear so many different versions. Can you comment on that?

Answer: We need to remind everyone that mediumship is not an exact science. Many of you compare Spirit communication to a telephone line, where one person in the physical world holds a receiver to their ear, the Spirit has a telephone receiver to their ear, and the medium acts as the actual phone line connecting the two, enabling the communication.

It's a good analogy, but you need to understand that the lines connecting the two can be affected by interference. Often, if a medium has a particular belief, that belief can influence the message they give. Think about it this way.

If you have a video camera and you are recording something, putting a green filter in front of the lens will tint everything the camera captures. Everything will have an intense green hue. Reds may fade away. Blues may also disappear. The colors become distorted, and if you remove the filter, the colors return to normal. This distortion is like a person's beliefs—when information passes through that filter, it can change what they say.

How can someone say something that completely contradicts the views they genuinely hold? These are some of the reasons why things are different.

Another reason is who is giving this information? Who is the Spirit that is speaking? That Spirit had certain experiences and may have been educated in certain points of view. Therefore, Spirit A may say what they believe, and Spirit B could say what they believe, and they could contradict each other because they have different beliefs and opinions.

Think about what happens in the physical world. When you have a problem, you go to your friends and ask them what you should do. Person A will say A. Person B will say D, and A and D don't match. They say different things because these people have different opinions. Well, the Spirit can also have different views based on their experiences.

You have to remember, when you go into the Spirit World, when you leave your body and you go into the Spirit World, it is just that, just as you were talking about today. You're entering a different room, which doesn't contain all the knowledge of the universe. It doesn't contain the ability to know everything correctly. You have the same knowledge base that you always had, and therefore, if you communicate back to the physical world, it's going to be filtered through what you know, and someone else will know something different. So, this is why there are various opinions about the same subject. It is partially because of the Spirit and their experiences, as well as the medium and their experiences. So, this is why you can get contradictory information about the same subject.

Unfortunately, no one has a time machine to go back and objectively watch what happened, so that we could know, and this is why things are the way they are. The reason we said that the water turned into wine is that we understand how that is done. To us, to our group of people communicating with you, this feels like second nature, like breathing air. We understand how psychic science works, so it is not a big mystery how it was done, especially by the great teacher Jesus, who had his brain working 100% and could do every one of the Gifts of the Spirit.

Does that make sense to you?

Carol: Yes, thank you.