Dr Anne Baring – Mary Magdalene or Miryam of Bethany: Her Legacy to Us


 

Who was the real Mary Magdalene?

 

 
Join us to celebrate Honorary SMN Member and planetary elder Dr Anne Baring’s recent 90th birthday for a profound reflection on the meaning of Mary Magdalene for the spiritual renaissance of our time.
 
The story of Mary Magdalene and Jesus begins with the First Temple in Jerusalem in 621 BCE when the Wisdom Tradition of Israel was deleted from the teaching and practices of the Temple. Henceforth, only the monotheistic God would be worshipped by the Jews and also the Christians who adopted this image of deity. The Mission of both Jesus and Mary Magdalene was to restore the banished Wisdom Tradition which carried the feminine image of the Holy Spirit at its heart. Mary Magdalene’s Aramaic name was Miryam and her home was at Bethany, near Jerusalem. Until her Gospel of the Beloved Companion was published in 2010, the only known Gospel of Mary was three similar texts – all of which are missing vital pages – one of which was included in the gnostic texts published as the Nag Hammadi Library in 1977. The newly translated Alexandrian Greek text of her original Gospel of The Beloved Companion restores the electrifying message missing from the other three.

 

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About the speaker:

 

 
Anne Baring MA Oxon. PhD in Wisdom Studies Ubiquity University 2018. Jungian Analyst, author and co-author of seven books including, with Jules Cashford, The Myth of the Goddess; Evolution of an Image; with Andrew Harvey, The Mystic Vision and The Divine Feminine; with Dr. Scilla Elworthy, Soul Power: an Agenda for a Conscious Humanity. Her most recent book The Dream of the Cosmos: a Quest for the Soul (2013, updated and reprinted 2020) was awarded the Scientific and Medical Network Book Prize for 2013. The ground of all her work is a deep interest in the spiritual, mythological, shamanic and artistic traditions of different cultures. Her website is devoted to the affirmation of a new vision of reality and the issues facing us at this crucial time of choice. Learn more about her work at: www.annebaring.com.

 


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Thu, 16 December 2021
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    Dr Anne Baring, MA Oxon. PhD in Wisdom Studies Ubiquity University 2018. Jungian Analyst, author and co-author of seven books including, with Jules Cashford, The Myth of the Goddess; Evolution of an Image; with Andrew Harvey, The Mystic Vision and The Divine Feminine; with Dr. Scilla Elworthy, Soul Power: an Agenda for a Conscious Humanity. Her most recent book The Dream of the Cosmos: a Quest for the Soul (2013, updated and reprinted 2020) was awarded the Scientific and Medical Network Book Prize for 2013. The ground of all her work is a deep interest in the spiritual, mythological, shamanic and artistic traditions of different cultures. Her website is devoted to the affirmation of a new vision of reality and the issues facing us at this crucial time of choice.

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