Meggan Watterson

Like she awoken all of the slayers by calling her power fully back to herself.

It's some sort of collective like that.

It's going to look like that where we awaken in this way that we have never seen before, where love reaches where it has never been before.

like where we are acting from a place of unifying, we haven't demonstrated yet.

Because I think the most hopeful thing for me is that these stories that were erased, the Gospel of Mary, the Acts of Paul and Thecla, like those are stories of what happens when those who have the least amount of power remember that power has always come from within us.

Right?

The truest source of power is love, is our direct connection to the divine that has always come from within us.

So we already have those stories.

And those are the stories that remind us of the original roots of what it meant to have a brush with Christ.

It was to fully empower you.

It was to fully remind you that you are meant to confront and stand up and be a voice of love.

in face of those unjust systems of power.

That's what it meant to be Christian before the fourth century.

So the hope comes from the fact now those are in print.

People are like, well, what is the Acts of Paul and Thecla?

It's in mass print now.

My feminist theological endeavor was to bring it back from erasure.

Like you can buy it on Amazon now.

It was this obscure scripture that was really hard to get a hold of.

And now anybody can read that.