37 Quotes by Reena Kumarasingham

The rise of the Divine Feminine does not have to be at the expense of the Sacred Masculine. It is about the complete respect of the differences that the Sacred Masculine and Divine Feminine bring to a physical and spiritual union.

I want everyone to see your light just as I see your light.’ Jesus says. “It’s so bright. Don’t hide it anymore.

Mary’s consistent accounts of the abuse she endured, in defiance of cultural conditioning is echoed in Gnostic Traditions

So they have each other’s essence in the body. It felt like total bliss because they were totally aligned and their spirits and energies were in the same vibrations, in resonance. “It’s a Sacred Union. And we will forever be connected,” she says with a smile.

Mary's courage to defy such an unflinching patriarchal societal structure, at the expense of letting go of everything, is inspiring – one that transcends time and culture.

The common perception is that when a woman is pregnant, she is most beautiful and radiates the perfection of her beauty and power.

It is interesting to see that Mary Magdalene is in line with these Gnostic principles, where she focuses on the Divine Consciousness and the internal Divine Spark, in everyone, as well as in nature.

Water is Consciousness of giving, healing. Like most things, when there is corruption or dishonouring or disrespect of any part of the Consciousness, water can turn or stop.

Mary’s insistence of seeing people’s Divine Spark is in line with the Gnostic view of seeking and knowing one’s divinity to do away with the world of ignorance.