Meggan Watterson

Hello, hello, hello.

Megan, how are you?

What are you thinking about right now?

I really am thinking about how everything comes from within.

And I do think that that's why Mary Magdalene was pointing to the egg.

And I feel a very particular kind of rage.

The reason why I said my rage went feral is because I believe my rage now.

I believe that it has always been so well informed.

It was my body telling me exactly how much work we have to do, but also in particular,

You know, that had to do with Deepak Chopra and the fact that he's in the Epstein files.

And, you know, for those who have read a lot of the files, as a survivor, I felt like I had to read some of them for the sake of the survivors.

And when I read the ones that Deepak wrote,

There was this validation for my anger, for the rage that I had, I've long since had for him, for the hubris of thinking that he needed to teach us about the divine feminine.

That alone, you know, I was already in fuego a long time ago.

But then to read his comments to Epstein and my voice is shaking now because I'm trying to get to the email and I'm not going to repeat exactly what the email was, but it was about the littlest one, you know, Epstein's littlest one.

And...

You know, I can't comprehend how the world hasn't ended for everyone.

I don't understand that.

My world has ended.

And after I read that email, I described it, you know, my day was like, I was a very tiny, unproductive hurricane.