Meggan Watterson

And it calmed my nervous system.

It changed me, you leading in that way.

And that's on my list, how women pray when the world is, you're on my list.

But that's our power.

Again, it's that validation.

And what's so fascinating for me is that the majority of his followers are women.

And that's really, really important for us to look at, you know, and to sort of understand then, okay, how did this happen?

How did he become a spokesperson for the divine feminine?

Right?

For me...

it really is important for us to understand that if we claim our worth, we will know our power.

And the men have positioned themselves as gatekeepers to the divine via the patriarchy.

That's right.

What teachers like Mary Magdalene and Thecla, whose scriptures, of course, were removed by the empire when Christianity became patriarchal, what they revealed to us is that there are no gatekeepers.

So if the divine is directly accessed from within us, when I use the word power, what I'm really meaning is love.

Right.

The ultimate source of power is the love that we can source inside of us.

No one can keep it from us.

It is unconditional.

And we are told the absolute opposite, that it comes from outside of us.