What a wonderful way to begin our Sundays together! Thank you to everyone who joined us for our very first reading of the Gospel of Mary Magdalene this morning. I've been wanting to do this for such a long time, and I'm thrilled that we're finally opening this extraordinary text together. Each Sunday at 9 AM ET, we'll work our way through the surviving Gospel of Mary, one passage at a time, using Jean-Yves Leloup's translation and commentary. We'll read the passage, explore its historical and spiritual meaning, and then spend some time in meditation and contemplation, allowing the teachings to become something we can actually experience in our own lives. This morning, we began with the first surviving passage, manuscript page 7, lines 1–10, and explored the interconnectedness of all creation, the impermanence of the material world, and the beautiful idea that everything eventually returns to its Source. One of my favorite insights from Leloup is that returning to our Source doesn't mean going backward to our beginning. We're continually evolving, and perhaps part of that journey is becoming more conscious of who we are beneath all the conditioning, identities, and expectations we've accumulated throughout our lives. 🎥 Missed the gathering? Watch the replay! 👉REPLAY LINK: https://youtu.be/iB3q6tb6Sxc I've also created a dedicated section in our Classroom called Sundays with Mary's Gospel, where you'll find all the recordings organized in order, so you can begin at the beginning or revisit a teaching whenever you'd like. And because I know these teachings can bring up some fascinating questions, there's also a dedicated Q&A space where you can leave your questions, share your interpretations, or tell us what came up for you during meditation. I'll be checking in periodically to answer questions and continue the conversation. I want this to become a place where we can explore the Gospel together, because I certainly don't claim to have all the answers, and I believe there's so much we can learn from one another.