What if virgin birth isn't simply a story, but a real and documented ancient phenomenon? This is the topic I explore in the latest episode with my guest today, Dr. Marguerite Rigoglioso. Marguerite is the founder of Seven Sisters Mystery School, a world-renowned teacher of sacred knowledge, and the foremost authority on the history of virgin birth. A trusted mentor to people on healing and spiritual paths, she draws on her decades-long research and experiences with Mother Mary and Mary Magdalene to help uncover their hidden, timeless teachings and apply them to our present-day needs. The award-winning author of several books including "The Secret Life of Mother Mary: Divine Feminine Power for Personal Healing and Planetary Awakening," and "The Mystery Tradition of Miraculous Conception: Mary and the Lineage of Virgin Births."
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you might notice that I get really, really
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that bring together the historical and the
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:spiritual aspects of the sacred feminine.
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:That's kind of what my book is about too.
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:And so my guest today, she's been on my
radar for quite some time and I'm just
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:Cause I know we're going to be able
to get into both of those things.
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:So let me go ahead and
introduce her to you now.
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:Dr.
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:Marguerite Mary Rigoglioso is the
founder of Seven Sisters Mystery School,
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:a world renowned teacher of sacred
knowledge and the foremost authority
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:on the history of virgin birth.
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:So I just want to say that again
because we're going to talk about
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:that a lot the history Of virgin
birth not just a story y'all.
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:This is so exciting.
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:A trusted mentor to people on healing
and spiritual paths, She draws on her
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:decades long research and experiences with
mother mary and mary magdalene to help
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:uncover their hidden timeless teachings
And apply them to our present day needs.
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:The award winning author of several books,
including The Secret Life of Mother Mary:
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:Divine Feminine Power for Personal Healing
and Planetary Awakening, and The Mystery
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:Tradition of Miraculous Conception:
Mary and the Lineage of Virgin Births.
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:She lives in Western
Massachusetts, and she is joining
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:me from her home there today.
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:Marguerite, thank you
so much for being here.
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:It's such an honor to have you here.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Oh,
thank you for having me, Liz.
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:I feel really moved to be here.
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:It's wonderful.
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:I, I can feel your excitement
and it's happily contagious.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Oh my gosh.
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:Yes, it's there.
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:And I have to tell you that I, Heard
you on another podcast, Sarah Poet.
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:She's been a guest on this show.
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:I've been a guest on her show.
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:I'll make sure to put that in show
notes if you all didn't listen
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:to that because it was wonderful.
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:But I heard you on her podcast, I
don't know, a couple of years ago.
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:And, and I think it's because Sarah
told me about your work initially.
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:And, and I was like, It
just totally blew my mind.
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:So we'll get into it.
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:I'm going to leave y'all on a cliffhanger
right there, but I'm just, I'm really
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:excited to have this conversation.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yes.
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:She's another wonderful
mystical esoteric sister.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
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:So yes, she's amazing.
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:Well, so I usually start with
guests just hearing some about
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:their spiritual background.
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:And as I told you before we
hopped on, I, I'm just curious.
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:I just, I love to hear these kinds
of stories from people, but I'm
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:especially curious as it relates to
the sacred feminine and whether or
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:not you got anything that was useful
that you sort of carried forward and
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:informed you from where you are today,
or, you know, it wasn't a journey of
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:So I'd love to start there.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: You know,
as it happens the longer version
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:of what I'll tell you today is in
the Secret Life of Mother Mary,
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:the new book that just came out.
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:So people can really get more of a sense
of that because I think it's instructive.
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:It's just so interesting to hear
what other people are up to and
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:how it compares to your own life.
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:I mean, I would say just the spiritual
journey for me, I could pick so
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:many different points to enter
with but I was brought up Catholic.
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:And I always try to, you know, get
into the homilies and things like that.
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:But even though it was kind of boring,
I mean, I did have, I was earnest
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:about, about trying to get the spiritual
juice that there wasn't very much
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:But my ears always perked up when
Mary Magdalene would come along.
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:I started having an awakening to mystical
material in the form of, of what we call
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:channelers, what I call oracles, like
the work of Senea Roman and Barbara.
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:But the one who, who the one who
has hands of light her last name
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:Is it,
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:Liz Childs Kelly: there's two.
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:Is it, is it Hubbard?
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:Is it that her or is that, am I
getting mixed up with somebody else?
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: that's,
that's Barbara Marks Hubbard.
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:This one is, and it's not Barbara
Marciniak cause she came later in my life.
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:Barbara Brennan, okay.
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:Barbara Brennan, Hands of Light.
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:I started getting into that in my 20s
and there was this organization called
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:Interface in the Boston area where I
was living in the, in the, at that time.
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:And I started going to all these juicy,
Evening events and workshops that they
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:had, including one on by Greta bro.
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:Who's this therapist who told us that
it was all about women and self esteem.
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:And she said, well, in order for
you to understand how much your self
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to understand that we've all been
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:cut off from the sacred feminine.
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:And did you know that our ancestors
and, you know, most of the world did or
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:does still venerate the sacred feminine.
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:And it was like this big aha, right?
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:And so from there, it just led
me onto a true investigation.
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:Cause I was, I became a junkie with books,
even archeology books like Maria Gimbutas.
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spirituality program that
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:the interface foundation had.
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:It ended up being like this three
year journey where I met and worked
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women's spirituality movement, read,
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:read, read, had experiences, went on
goddess pilgrimages to Crete and Sicily
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:And then eventually landed in grad
school because I said, I am so eager
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:about uncovering the historicity of all
this that I, I need to become a scholar.
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:And so I ended up at the California
Institute of Integral Studies.
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the beginning of the weave.
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self, my writing self and my, my
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just went on from there.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
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:And I love it.
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:And I feel like you kind of answered
what's often my second question, which
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:is, I'll give you a chance if you want
to add to it, but you know, how did the
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:And it sounds like it's through this,
this interface work that you did.
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:Yes.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yes.
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:Yes.
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:And then on the heels of that,
there was a goddess pilgrimage to
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:So I went on her trip, and it
was going to these ancient portal
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up in a whole new way.
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:I did another one in Sicily.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: I
was all about the goddess
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Liz Childs Kelly: Well, one thing that I love about your journey, and maybe
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:it's because I relate to it too, is
that it's, it sounds like that it was a
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:at least somewhat sort of like more of
a, a spiritual kind of awakening that
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:you then went and reinforced or dug
into from the historical perspective.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: That's always
been my way and my passion because
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:I've been bookish and schoolish and
you know, all that kind of stuff.
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:I, I love to dig into what history says
and because you get a lot of nuggets.
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:That then can open your own what I
call oracle knowing so that's what
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:would happen a lot is it would be
like a figure eight moving between
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:One would always feed the other they
would, they would play within and
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:that's how I did my entire grad school.
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:It's how I did my dissertation on
divine birth in ancient Greece, you
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:That was where I really went
into the study of Mother Mary
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:And that led to the two books
that you've mentioned that the
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:secret life of Mother Mary.
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:And the mystery, the previous
one, the mystery tradition
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:of miraculous conception.
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:So yeah, the secret life of mother
Mary just came out July,:
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
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:So I just, I'm so excited to talk to
you about this is, this is one of those
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:things that I think is there've been so
many gifts on this path of the sacred
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:feminine since it started for me.
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:But one of them is this realizing that the
things that we have treated as fiction,
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:or like, oh, it's just like a story, to
actually realize, like, oh, wait a minute,
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:It's kind of the same idea of how fairy
tales are actually kind of encoded, like,
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:with spells and things like that, and
things that we've kind of, Culturally
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:forgotten the significance of and so I
so perked up when I I mean just the idea
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:of virgin birth is It's it's so it can be
so fantastical and so wild And so I just
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:I want to just dive into this with you
like tell me how you got on this path.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yeah, so my first
two books emerged out of my dissertation,
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:really my first three, including the
one about Mother Mary, the mystery
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:tradition of miraculous conception.
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:Well, that was through two things.
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:One is I had started to read Drunvalo
Melchizedek's book, The Ancient
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:Secret of the Flower of Life.
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:I was in graduate school at
CIIS at the master's level and I
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:was doing my own research about
Demeter and Persephone in Sicily.
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the order of things.
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:I think I might've read in Drunvalo's
book that his guide Thoth, the Egyptian
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:god Thoth, was his direct channel,
channeler information guy, said that
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:virgin birth was real that Mother Mary
engaged it, that there were kinds of
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:And then when I was researching this
book on, or my, my master's thesis on
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:Demeter and Persephone, as they were
in Sicily, my origin place, three
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:quarters of my ancestors are from there.
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:The, the author Anna Maria
Corradini was writing.
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:With such rapture and in a mystical
way about Demeter and Persephone
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:as being a story of Parthenogenetic
birth, that Persephone actually
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:came out of Demeter in this direct
line without any male interference.
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:And I just received right then,
it was a kind of like separate and
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Drunvalo, I directly received,
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:I really understood that it was
on every level of the hologram,
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:And so this was a flash of insight that
felt so palpable and strong within me
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:that it was like always with me and my
dissertation for my my doctorate was going
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Greece, cataloging every single thing that
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:Well, as I was doing that
research, what did I find?
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:All of these stories about divine
birth, divine conception, virginal
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:conception, and sometimes it was
with like male gods and female women.
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:And so I started collecting
all these stories.
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:pieces and chunks of information
and realized that I could categorize
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real priestess practice.
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:And Mary was not the only person.
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:And of course, I All the time with
that I was thinking about Mother Mary
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:and at some point I found her gospel,
the infancy gospel of James about her
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:divine birth from her mother and her
divine birth of Jesus, which is, you
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:know, what the mystery tradition of
miraculous conception book is all about.
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:And I kind of had to put that on hold
while I just focused my dissertation on
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:ancient Greece, but I would have cartloads
of books coming back and forth from my,
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:It literally was hilarious.
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:And by night I would be scanning, reading,
posting, noting, and by day I'd be like
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:And the cult of divine birth
in ancient Greece was born.
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:Well, my dissertation was born,
but out of that were two books.
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ancient Greece and then virgin
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:mother goddesses of antiquity.
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:Those are the two really
strong academic backgrounders.
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:of the evidence for divine birth
in the ancient Mediterranean
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:world, especially Greece.
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I had the understandings, the
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of types of divine birth.
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:So then when I went into Mother
Mary's gospel, which originally was
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was able to decode and read it easily.
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how these women were part of a lineage,
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details as I could glean about the actual
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:So all of this, you know, has
been feeding into each other.
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know, I'm, I'm a trained Oracle.
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psychic school for clairvoyance,
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Oracle, knowing clear cognizance,
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to further open my consciousness.
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you know, working together.
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oracular scholar, whatever you want
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that has been migrating lately as I've
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life of mother Mary to the world.
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through these conversations I've been
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to a whole new level of being able
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teachings, particularly from the Mary's.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Oh my gosh.
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bouncing in my head and we'll
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an example of like, what were,
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you were finding these references?
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in, in our culture, right?
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you're coming across it if you're studying
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you'd have to be looking for it, right?
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where you, where you were,
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso:
where you caught the
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: I had that theory
in my mind that women were conducting
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the secondary scholarship, right, Jane
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there are a whole bunch of other other
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early:
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Carl Rennie.
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people in, in contemporary and
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shards, like there was this whole big
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at the original sources.
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called theoi com, T H E O I dot com, and
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descriptions of all of the characters
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original, you know, references to Pindar
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and, and all of these sources, right?
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Herodotus, Herodotus, So I was able
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we're in the online world now, you can
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easily, the original source material.
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of Greek to be able to get through
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some terms and say, well, that's not
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could be translated in another way.
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with as much original material as I
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it all together from the women's
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want to use an academic term, meaning,
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hidden materials, what, what's been
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so forth from a feminine perspective.
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many different places and you
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:mentioned her in your book too.
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:I'm pretty sure you mentioned the
book Anna grandmother of Jesus.
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end of the spectrum.
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forth very amazing information.
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finished my dissertation on divine
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the material about mother Mary and
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her and that material at the university
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led to Claire's books.
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book, and I ended up ordering
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and I was like, oh my gosh, she is
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or putting it together, kind of right
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the material together as a scholar.
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Claire, and meeting with her,
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what she was saying.
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because I, I want to keep my own
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being influenced by her material, but
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those two babies to the world, she
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with me or, or something like that.
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out of that loop now.
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she contracted for in this lifetime.
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that's That's enough for her.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: And I'll put a link
to that book in the show notes too.
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heart song, Claire heart song.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yeah.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: So, so we're
all related, you know, and she, she
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quote for the mystery tradition of
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:miraculous conception, which came
out in:
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:So here we are.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: And here we are.
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:And so tell me, and
maybe it seems obvious.
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:I mean, if we know the story of Mary and
Jesus, like why virgin birth was such
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:a thing, but what, what, what was the
point of it from your understanding?
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Well, this
is what the Greek tradition material
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:research was so helpful for.
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:It explained it.
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:It was, I realized through going through
all of these not just mythical stories,
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:not just legendary stories, but some
historical stories as well of women
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:who had given birth divinely that the
purpose was to bring forth a high holy
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:being, an avatar, somebody above the
normal vibration who could help humanity.
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:That's what virgin birth was at its best.
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:Of course, it became hijacked by
negative influencers and forces.
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:to co opt it to be used to bring in
the patriarchal heroes you know, those
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:who would decimate the matriarchy,
those who would decimate the divine
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:birth priestess hoods, and so forth.
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:But originally it was to bring forth
high queens and high kings who would
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:then bless the land by bringing forth
their children, And letting their
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:DNA, you know, go into the tribe to,
to raise the vibration of humanity.
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:And also these high beings bring in
abilities and knowledge that, that
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:most people don't have ready access to.
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:So then it was, it was perfectly
understandable why Mother Mary would
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:be involved in this, why her mother
Anne would have given birth to her
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:completely parthenogenetically, meaning
in virgin fashion, no men involved.
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:And who Jesus was who what he was all
about and that he was part of a worldwide
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:stream of people all over like on every
continent who have done this work,
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:you know, because I went deeply into
into I think heartland is his name.
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:Stories of virgin birth all
around the world, including
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:Native American traditions.
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:Okay, the Haudenosaunee, the Chalagi,
the Cherokee, or right, or the Iroquois,
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:they have the same story in a way of
a virgin, a virgin born peacemaker.
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:Okay, so it's all over the place.
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:And when you realize Mother Mary did
not act alone in the best sense of the
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:world, the whole thing becomes very
interesting because then we, we wonder,
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:well, what are women's capacities?
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:And that is, that is a line I crossed
as well when I became instructed in
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:the Holy Womb Chakra system that the
late Hindu Saint Sri Kaleshwar brought
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:up and he said how these are some of
the, these are some of the processes,
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:mantras, and yantras that Mother Mary
and Mary Magdalene used to do their work
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:and, and bring forth divine children.
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:So it's, the net continues to connect.
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:And grow and, and the holy womb
chakra teachings are teachings
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:available to all people.
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:So it's like, Oh my gosh, if mother
Mary used these, you know, what
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:benefit can they confer upon me?
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:And I talk in the book, the
secret life of mother Mary, what
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:benefit they did confer upon me.
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:And I've seen them conferring
benefits and, and miracle
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:experiences to other people as well.
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:We are on a doorway to, you know, I mean,
a pathway to open the door to the sacred
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:womb again in ways that have not been
opened for quite some time and that we
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:deeply need on the planet right now.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
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:And I, once again, I
have like three kind of
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:follow up threads, but I want to go
back to a question, which is so when
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:I think about the story the story that
we've been given about the birth of
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:Jesus and, and the, the Annunciation and
the you know, the Immaculate Conception
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:and how that's been interpreted in a
way of like, Well, you know, I guess
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:I'm just, I'm thinking of original
sin and how, you know, like people
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:being polluted by woman or whatever.
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:But what, I guess what I'm, what I'm
wondering about is what is it about
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:the involvement of, or maybe even the
lack of involvement of the masculine
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:that takes this to a more, Sacred, holy
place, like, I don't feel like in any
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:of your writing you're implying that
there's a pollution that's happening
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:from the masculine necessarily, but like,
what is it about the parthenogenesis
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:that makes this different somehow?
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Right.
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:And I should mention that I've, I
discovered several methods of what
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:we would call divine conception.
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:One method was virgin conception,
parthenogenesis, the woman alone.
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:Another one is the woman working
with a disembodied person.
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:Astral being a God, you know, so
called another is a woman working
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:with the God, but he's coming
now through a male actor or King.
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:That was ancient, ancient Egypt.
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:And then another one was pure, like
King, Queen coming together and
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:sort of incorporating the high
sacred feminine, the high sacred
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:masculine in a tantric right.
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:All of these done with specific
rituals, intentions, processes, mantras.
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:in order to bring forth
a very high holy being.
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:Now in terms of the parthenogenetic
part of that, the virginal part,
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:those women were high adepts who
basically were able to develop inner
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:androgyny, inner hermaphroditism.
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:They're masculine and feminine became so
strong that they were able to conceive.
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:And that's what I talk about in
in these two most recent books.
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:So that is a process, a very
deep yoga that one could undergo.
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:But essentially, what I've what
I've realized, even just this past
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:year, teaching other material from
the Gnostic sources is that we
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:originally were hermaphrodites, humans,
humans, humans, were hermaphrodites.
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:Our original form was
both male and female.
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:And so when we were split, we were
split by these same negative archonic
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:forces that the holy family incarnated
back into:
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:so in various forms and families to
address, to help us get out of this.
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:Okay.
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:I mean, it boggles the mind
what you start learning about.
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:of our ancient human history,
just in the Gnostic sources, let
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:alone what a lot of channelers and
whistleblowers and disclosers are doing.
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:So this story becomes huge
when you understand it.
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:So the fact of virgins becoming
sovereign, hermaphroditic, in and of
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:themselves, able then to unite with
the, the divine of, of all creation,
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:you know, Mother Divine, And give birth
was like a high quantum level technology
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:that that really is a technology
that comes from our starry ancestors.
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:The Pleiades is very
much involved in this.
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:You know, that's that's a whole
related story with Mother Mary
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:and so forth, but also Greece.
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:And so one of the reasons is,
you know, the main reason is that
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:the woman is becoming whole in
of herself, in and of herself.
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:She doesn't need a male partner.
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:And therefore she doesn't have to worry
about the level of vibration of that man.
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:Any, any DNA that he lineages that
he might be carrying in that could
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:be good or could not be good.
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:Any karma that he might be
bringing into her vagina, right?
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:Those are the virgins.
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:That's the mother Mary.
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:But on the other side is
the tantric unification.
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:All right.
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:Mary Magdalene and Jesus as
partners and, and conceiving
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:that way in a very high level.
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:And let me just say, this is
not just for high holy people.
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:The holy womb chakra teachings that
Sri Kaleshwar brought forth that
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:I was certified to teach in and do
have a class in available for people.
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:It brings in how to, how
to conceive a divine child.
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:By just an ordinary couple who
is spiritually minded and wants
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:to do a specific mantra while
they are having sexual relations.
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:And then once the child is conceived,
because it's a clearing and cleansing
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:mantra that draws in divine powers
and a divine soul to the woman's womb.
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:And then the woman after she's
conceived becomes pregnant.
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:She does another mantra as much as
much as possible in order to keep
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:her place, her womb, her palace
clear and this child protected.
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:And so there are numerous stories
from, you know, Sri Kaleshwar's
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:tradition of children born in this
way that are a cut above because
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:this is about conscious conception.
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:So it's not just about these women
who are impossibly high level
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:avatars that will never reach that.
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:It's about all of us meeting ourselves
where we are and trying to raise ourself
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:up through these various understandings
and practices that are available today.
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:And I talk a lot about that in the
secret life of mother Mary book.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: So fascinating.
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:And you mentioned, you know, just
these Holy womb chakra teachings.
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:Well, and you know what, maybe let's
back up and just speak a little
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:bit about who Sri Kailashwar was
because I wasn't familiar with him
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:until I read about him in your book.
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:And he's fairly recent, right?
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:He passed in the last 10 years or so.
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:Did he not?
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yeah.
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:Yeah.
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:He lived until he was 36 years
old and he had his Maha Samadhi,
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:as they call it, left the earth
back in:
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:So do the math.
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:He was born in whenever he was born.
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:I don't know, the 70s
or something like that.
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:So he was a young man who came in to
India and they still have an ashram to
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:him in Penaconda where his Maha Samadhi
is laid, you know, where his, his body is.
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:And then there's another ashram
in Laytonville, California,
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:the American branch of it.
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:He came in and largely.
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:In India and then Europe, like Germany,
especially, but then came to the US.
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:He was teaching materials from the
ancient palm leaf manuscripts that he
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:had collected through all the it's like
this Indiana Jones story of how he had
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:received or received synchronistically
collected all these manuscripts that
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:had written on them, the methods, the
mantras, the drawings, the yantras, right?
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:For not only the Holy Womb teachings, but
other teachings, like how to work with the
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:five elements in order to gain mastery.
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:And, and of the Siddic practice,
the Siddhis, being able to work
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:in miraculous ways and so forth.
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:So there were many teachings that,
that are codified and printed out or
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:available in, in audio or video, not only
by him, but also by then his students.
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:Through the Divine Mother Center
in Laytonville, California, and
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:then through the shrikaleshwar.
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:org, which publishes his books
and probably has other manuscripts
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:and monographs of teachings
that he did and so forth.
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:And then the Divine Mother Center, you
know, has these classes that are available
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:and then You know, I being certified, they
let you, if you get certified, they let
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:you teach the Holy One Chakra material.
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:So this has been going through the world.
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:There are still people who
work through this lineage.
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:It's, it originally goes back to the
Sai, the Shirdi Sai Baba lineage.
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:That was Sri Kaleshwar's teacher.
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:So it goes back to India and, and
there are people, you know, active.
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:Right now, my friend Angela de la Agua is
coming back from India, maybe tomorrow.
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:Having brought a group to
that ashram over there.
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:So all of these things
are very much connected.
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:And this man made a splash, you
know, a small splash that's having
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:a big wave in this lifetime.
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:And because now I've put a lot
of that stuff in the secret life
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:of Mother Mary, his material.
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:In a very accessible, readable,
condensed way that connects with
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:Mother Mary and that connects with
all of us, makes it accessible.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
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:And I was so fascinated by his
teachings and sharing that well,
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:yeah, that Jesus ended up in
India and Mary, Mary did as well.
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:I was just like, Oh, it's
all, it's also fascinating.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yeah.
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:Yeah.
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:There are, there are numerous
people who've said over the years,
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:and there apparently is evidence.
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:That Jesus was in India and some
say after his resurrection that his
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:Kaleshwar basically implies that Jesus
resurrection, which happened by the
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:way, through Mother Mary doing these
yogic practices with his broken body
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:resurrected him body and soul,
and then zoop, he went off
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:to India with Mary Magdalene.
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:That's one timeline, and there's, there's
evidence that Jesus was there, and
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:whether it was again before or after the
resurrection, that, that is a whole study
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:that would be completely fascinating,
but people at the Divine Mother Center
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:might know about it, and so it, it,
it turns things on its head for us.
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:It opens new doors, new possibilities,
it gets us out of the dogmatic
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:storyline and picture the hijacking
of these beings and their images
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:that has kept us down for so long.
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:That's my point in the Secret Life
of Mother Mary is to uncloak her.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Almost,
I almost used the title, The
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:Uncloaking of Mother Mary, right?
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:But I decided to go with The Secret Life
of Mother Mary because there was something
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:a little more compelling about that.
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:But I'm helping to uncloak her.
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:And Sri Kaleshwar was helping to
uncloak her and we're working in, you
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:know, a chain link fashion together.
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:There are other great teachers
right now William Henry, he's
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:really uncloaking the Marys.
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:It's, it's astounding.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Amazing.
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:I wonder if you could say a little
bit more about the holy womb chakra,
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:because this is different, right?
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:Than the traditional chakras
that we, we know you're not
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:talking about the sacral chakra.
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:You're talking about
something different, correct?
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:And I'd love to hear you just
explain that a little bit more.
619
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yeah.
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:So Shri Kaleshwar never really.
621
:said exactly where it's
located in the body.
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:But the implication was it's
more like a kind of an overlay
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:of the pelvic region for a woman.
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:And there is an important point
that's in the bodies of everyone.
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:And this is the democratic nature of it.
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:So that, you know, It opens up these
practices and these powers to all people.
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:It's called the Nada Bindu point.
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:And it's an inch and a half or so below
the navel, and it's a floating energetic
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:point that's kind of like the entry
point to the powers of the Holy Womb.
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:So it's, it's, it's.
631
:In, in I think he says that Vishnu has
it attached to his navel, but most other
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:people have it sort of floating around.
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:But it's, it's your inner portal to
the holy womb of all creation, you
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:know, mother divine through your
lineage, through your mothers, mothers,
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:mothers, mothers, mothers, right?
636
:And so that women have the actual
structure of the womb, the physical
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:womb, and men have the fragrance of
the womb through the holy womb not a
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:bindu point portal, and they can access
the holy womb energy more strongly
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:through the love of a woman, he says.
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:You know, or the, the thinking on or
connecting with your mother, right?
641
:So the holy womb chakra is another
whole chakra, another whole
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:pelvic chakra that really needs
to be recognized and cultivated.
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:First of all, purified.
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:And then uplifted through all of these
mantra recitations and things like
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:that, because this will give you power.
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:This will give you power for
manifesting in the world.
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:It gives you power for, you know,
bringing in a higher consciousness child
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:for doing healing for other people.
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:There's, there's a whole series of
things you can do to become a healer.
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:in this tradition.
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:And my teacher, Cindy Lindsay, is
that type of healer and mentors
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:others in that cultivation as well.
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:And, you know, I talk about in the
secret life of Mother Mary, some of the
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:miracle ish things that happened for me.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: I
wanted to ask about this.
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:Yes.
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:With
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: my own use of the
Holy Womb Chakra practices, the timing
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:of the three months, the hundred and one
days that I, when I started working with
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:this, this process in earnest, it's 101
day practice with, with your doing your
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:mantras, a certain number of mantras, a
certain number of times a day, 108 times.
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:And the timing was that well, I'll
leave it to readers, but I had a health.
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:reversal in a positive direction.
664
:I manifested something very major
in my life and something I didn't
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:write about because the book was
already going to press by that time.
666
:But I believe that all of this, you
know, helped me manifest a partner,
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:which had been years of like, You
know, Ajita essentially and so,
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:you know, and I've, I've seen other
things happen in other people's lives
669
:and clients that I've worked with.
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:I mean, things that start going on once
they do or complete the mantras or right
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:away, you know, so it's there are felt
effects in the three dimensional world
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:in short by doing these kinds of things.
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:that Sri Kaleshwar has brought
onto the planet and that he says
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:Mother Mary did, Mary Magdalene did,
Jesus did, and that they actually
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:contributed to palm leaf manuscripts.
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:They wrote things down, you know, I mean
that would be a whole exploration, right?
677
:I mean, in another lifetime, but you
know, you could go to people in the
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:Divine Mother Center in Laytonville
Monica of Peniconda there, and Nityananda.
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:They are closely associated
with all this material.
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:They may have done some of
this research, you know, so.
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:Liz Childs Kelly: Fascinating.
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:So I've got a question for you
that I think I'm just curious about
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:what has it been like for you to be
holding what I think, well, we start
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:to manifest the people around us
who are like ready for this, right?
685
:Like they show up in our world
and like, you know, but, but
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:there's still that reality, right?
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:Of you are researching
something that feels very non
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:traditionally academic to me.
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:You know what I mean?
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:Like, and I'm wondering like sort
of that holding those energies
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:because what you're talking about is.
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:It's, it's It's numinous and
it's esoteric and it is, and yet
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:you are also approaching it from
this academic kind of place.
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:And I think of academia as being
solidly sort of patriarchal
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:in organization, right?
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:It was not created with women
the participation of women.
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:So I'm just curious, like what that's,
what has that been like for you?
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Well, I had
to keep accessing academia from
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:the outer, more and more outer
rungs until I wasn't there anymore.
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:And I created my own academia.
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:I created it.
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:Seven Sisters Mystery School.
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:I stepped out of trying to teach at
university level, which I had done,
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:trying to get a job at university
level, which just wasn't happening.
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:And I just, you know, I, I met a coach.
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:She helped me weave everything together.
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:I started my own school and I was able to
fully then do my research on my own terms.
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:Luckily, for my dissertation
at CIIS, I had Jorge Ferrer,
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:who was my dissertation chair.
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:I had Lucia Chiavola Birnbaum,
I think was on my dissertation
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:committee, and the late Lucia.
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:And then Marvin Meyer was my outside
reader, who was very well known in
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:magical traditions of, you know,
ancient Greece and Egypt and so forth.
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:And when I asked him one time,
I was like, why, why did you
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:agree to be on my dissertation
committee as the outside reader?
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:He's like, I don't know.
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:And he has crossed on too now, but he
just, I think he just saw something
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:in me and what I was doing, saw that
the research was good and sound.
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:And and wanted to help me so he
anchored it as that validation from
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:the classical Greek world in academia.
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:Thank goddess.
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:You know that I just had and I
was just very careful about who
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:I had on this committee because I
had could have done other people.
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:And I was like, Oh, my God, that would
be I received a medicine ceremony.
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:Do not have that guy.
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:He will take you down and he will
not have any problem doing it.
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:So that was like, Okay, I'm
not going to be with him.
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:And so, you know, I was able to get it
together enough to get the PhD letters
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:and a very, very solid dissertation
that I'm super proud of that went into
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:books that Paul Grave Macmillan was
the publisher, now Springer Nature that
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:took it on, you know, and then as I was
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:Accessible, you know, because my aunt
would say, why don't you write an, you
733
:know, a book that everyone can read?
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:And that was the mystery tradition
of miraculous conception.
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:It's taking unbelievable esoteric
material and just making it readable.
736
:Like, I was so happy when people
have been able to have been
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:saying to me, Oh, these two books.
738
:Oh, my God.
739
:I read it in two days.
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:You know, I'm like, wow.
741
:I mean, that is deep material,
but there it's going down with
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:a spoonful of honey, right?
743
:Totally.
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:That was my, that was my goal.
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:That was my aim.
746
:It has to be, it has to be accessible.
747
:Same with the secret life of mother
Mary, which is why I really brought
748
:my personal story into this and really
came out more as with my Oracle side.
749
:Right.
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:None of the other books really talk so
much about my Oracle side, certainly
751
:not the two very academic books.
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:So I've just been working
my own way, doing it my way.
753
:And I know what solid scholarship is.
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:I know where it gets constipated
and I don't want to deal with that.
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:And I know where it's grounded and
I know how you can weave in the
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:more intuitional part of it and the
personal and that's what I'm doing.
757
:And I, and I can tell you Liz you know,
lately in some of these interviews,
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:I am astounded at the level of the
conversation that I'm having with
759
:people because I'm like, oh my gosh,
I'm just an open channel right now.
760
:I mean, I, this was happening at
the previous cycle of interviews for
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:the Mystery Tradition of Miraculous
Conception, but I just got the message
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:over these last two weeks since the
book has come out that I'm moving up to
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:a whole new level with this material.
764
:That all of the agony I've gone through
personally, the personal stuff I've had
765
:to heal is starting to come to fruition so
that I can hold this stuff at a, at a, a
766
:deeper level and talk about it from there.
767
:And that's the magic and mystery of what
seems to be happening with this new book.
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:I literally.
769
:I have had one interviewer say to
me, I have slept with this under
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:my pillow because I feel like
there's transmissions coming.
771
:I had another friend, friend
who said she had a hysterectomy.
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:She was having pelvic problems.
773
:Unbelievably, one night she
woke up, she was so upset.
774
:She just got in my book and she
just had the intuition because she's
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:kind of a medical ish to intuitional
person to put the book on her wound.
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:And I just am like, Oh my gosh,
you know, what is happening here?
777
:Like, it just feels
like doors are opening.
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:So it's, there's the content of the book.
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:And then there's the meta of what's going
on around the book that is so amazing.
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:And I just had a client today who
just told me about a dream she had,
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:where she had been given a message
about the importance of this book.
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:And I'm like, Oh my gosh,
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:Liz Childs Kelly: amazing.
784
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Right.
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:And, and I'm like, Okay.
786
:You know, cause I'm, I'm coming from this.
787
:You know, more like it's from the
academic e moving into this whole
788
:thing, but I'm just feeling like a lot
of doors are suddenly starting to open
789
:for people around this material and
it's, it's taking my breath away a bit.
790
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah, it's like, I
mean, what came up for me as you were
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:saying that is even thinking about how.
792
:You are perhaps not as a, like as a
physical child, like a human child,
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:but you are playing this role that
you're talking about in like birthing
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:this material, which has, has a purpose
and a ripple and all of that so much
795
:larger than you, it's really powerful.
796
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: You know, because
I didn't have children in this life.
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:I never became pregnant and I
just didn't feel that was my path.
798
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah.
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:Marguerite Rigoglioso: And.
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:I just had a passion.
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:I call it a transmission.
802
:Just yesterday in Kakao ceremony,
I'm like, Oh, that's so cool.
803
:Thank you.
804
:Transmission.
805
:Transmission.
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:I've had what I'm delivering
is a transmission.
807
:And so that that's my baby, you
know, these are, these are my babies.
808
:And yeah, so it's pretty astounding.
809
:Yeah,
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:Liz Childs Kelly: well, and I know
we're almost out of time, but I wanted
811
:to ask you, cause I feel like you're
kind of alluding to this and let's just
812
:give this a little bit more space and
tap into that oracular part of you too,
813
:which is what's your sense of why now?
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:Right.
815
:There's always a time in which
we're ready for information and
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:we seem to be ready for this.
817
:Why now?
818
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yeah.
819
:Cosmic global timing.
820
:I think we've all seen a lot of us
who've been around for a few decades
821
:have seen the Mary Magdalene movement.
822
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
823
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: That
started 40 years ago with various
824
:things that started coming out and
then it's like a tidal wave now.
825
:People can't get enough
Mary Magdalene, right?
826
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
827
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: But mother
Mary has taken really 40 years.
828
:To start being unveiled and unclothed
like that, even though there have
829
:been some wonderful scholars like
Allie Catouse, who along the way you
830
:know, and Charlene Spretnak and so
forth, who've been looking at Mother
831
:Mary from different perspectives.
832
:But again, those books have been
largely sequestered in academia.
833
:And so I'm, I've been
teasing these threads.
834
:And, and bringing it into
accessibility, combining it, you
835
:know, with all of these other aspects.
836
:And I think that it's, when I
listen to other oracles and my own
837
:inner oracle, there's something
momentous about this time on earth.
838
:You know, Barbara Marciniak, who, who is
a Pleiadian channeler, used to call like
839
:this 25 year window from, I forget which
it was, but it was like kind of like right
840
:around now as the nanosecond, but that
it's an important point, a pivot point in
841
:like the destiny of our universe because
we're all holographically connected.
842
:It's spooky action at a distance.
843
:It's, it's you know, the holographic
connection, the nested realities.
844
:So, and we're not alone on planet Earth.
845
:There are interdimensional beings
of every stripe and color and
846
:they've been working with us.
847
:They've been working against us.
848
:We are part that, you know,
we're even understanding our DNA.
849
:Oh my gosh, we're not even what is
a human, you know, where am I from?
850
:I'm from the stars.
851
:Okay.
852
:We're connecting with our star lineages.
853
:Our star understandings.
854
:The, the calcification is coming
off our third eyes after a long
855
:descent down in the Kali Yuga.
856
:We're starting to reawaken
and people are remembering.
857
:They're remembering who we are, who we
were, where we're going, what we need to
858
:do, and Mother Mary and the, the Mary's.
859
:And the Sophia Christos mission as I call
it is a big part of this that has been
860
:around for quite some time in various
forms and guises the most recent one
861
:of 2000 years ago, but they're still
active on the on the inner planes.
862
:And, and so they're here for us.
863
:They're here for us as personal healers.
864
:They're here for us as spiritual mentors,
activators, awakeners, empowerers.
865
:This is what mother Mary did in her life.
866
:And that's what I talk about in quite a
bit of detail in the secret life of mother
867
:Mary, about how she was a mentor for all
of those early apostles and especially
868
:the women and how this continues today.
869
:She was a mentor to mother Mary Magdalene,
all these hidden things, you know, so.
870
:Like, just even hearing these concepts,
like, oh my God, Mother Mary was
871
:the mother in law of Mary Magdalene.
872
:Boop!
873
:You know, your mind starts going, what?
874
:You have an awakening just with these
concepts, let alone the details,
875
:let alone then how you access these
beings to find your own inner Mary,
876
:to find your own inner Magdalene,
to find your own inner Jesus.
877
:That's what they're doing.
878
:They're holding up the mirror.
879
:They're like, we are you?
880
:You know, this is the latest
channeling I've received.
881
:We are you, we are simply here to show
you this is you and how to access it.
882
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah, absolutely.
883
:I'm wanting to, this is a, for,
well, listeners won't be able to see
884
:it, but I'm, I'm going I wear Mary.
885
:She is she's, yeah, she's always with me.
886
:And it's interesting because I have
a little eight pointed star for the
887
:goddess Inanna that I wear as well.
888
:And I recently just put them
on the same chain because I
889
:think they belong together.
890
:There's there's that aspect of Mary to
the, to me is holding Just something
891
:so much larger for me, she's, she's,
I've always known her to be so
892
:much bigger than what the Christian
church was telling me that she was.
893
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Right.
894
:She's the eighth Pleiades sister.
895
:She's the eighth star.
896
:And okay, that's what
I channeled recently.
897
:That was like, holy crap.
898
:You know, as I've started to become
aware of the seven sisters of
899
:the Pleiades as the seven virgin
star seed mothers of the world.
900
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes,
901
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: and Mary,
William Henry has really helped me
902
:to connect how Mother Mary is part of
that whole stream and then I received.
903
:Yes, Mother Mary is the eighth.
904
:Pleiades, the eighth Pleiadian,
she brought forth, you know,
905
:the Jesus Christ avatar.
906
:They brought forth these other beings
onto the planet and seeding humanity
907
:with their higher vibrational DNA, right?
908
:So these are deep stories that are
only now we're at a critical mass of
909
:being able to even understand them,
comprehend them and go forward with them
910
:where 10, 20 years ago, It would have
been too much, but people are ready.
911
:Now our consciousness is opening
many, many more people on the
912
:planet are suddenly having
these conscious awakenings.
913
:And that's why the now.
914
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah.
915
:Amazing.
916
:I feel like our time
has flown by Marguerite.
917
:I want to hold up your book again.
918
:For those of who are actually watching
the secret life of mother Mary,
919
:divine feminine power for personal
healing and planetary awakening.
920
:Go read this book, y'all.
921
:It's amazing.
922
:And now I want to read all your
books, even the academic ones.
923
:I love getting down into the academia.
924
:So so exciting.
925
:Tell us.
926
:Where people can find more information.
927
:And I know you've got
some things coming up.
928
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Yes.
929
:So obviously the easiest thing is to
go to seven sisters, mystery school.
930
:com.
931
:The seven is written out
S E V E N sisters, plural.
932
:And all the information will
be right there, but just to.
933
:You know, and you can be kept abreast.
934
:You can get on our email list.
935
:I send out a sacred Sunday e news
with all sorts of information and
936
:the latest of what we're doing.
937
:But as of this recording I believe this
will come out in time just prior to a
938
:free masterclass that I'm doing, which
is called what is a Mary priestess?
939
:What is a Magdalene priestess?
940
:And is this a path for you?
941
:So it's going to be 45
minutes on August 6th.
942
:You can sign up at seven sisters mystery
school dot com or I think you might
943
:provide a link at the show notes and
anchor link and that is kind of a little
944
:introduction to the Mary and Magdalene
priestess training that I'm doing that
945
:starts September 10th and runs six months
where you're going to have really a lived
946
:embodied experience of of all sorts of
initiations that are tied to what I'm
947
:writing to and writing about in the book.
948
:And then new Oracle material that
I'm going to be bringing forth.
949
:I mean, we could have a whole
conversation on this, but there will
950
:be explanation of this in that free
masterclass so that you know what it is.
951
:The, the registration
continues through August 28th.
952
:You must register by August 28th to be
part of that training and it's going to
953
:be very exciting and very manageable.
954
:It's not like huge, humongous
amounts of homework or it's
955
:going to stress you out, right?
956
:It's just going to be a fascinating
experience into, into a temple that
957
:That we're just kind of co creating
together and that that draws in the
958
:powers of the Mary's into our own lives.
959
:Liz Childs Kelly: Love it.
960
:And it sounds amazing.
961
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Thank you.
962
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes, and I'll make
sure this is all in the show notes.
963
:And Marguerite, thank you
so much for your time.
964
:This was amazing.
965
:So it's an honor to know you and
I so love your work in the world.
966
:Marguerite Rigoglioso:
Thank you so much, Liz.
967
:I really appreciate that.
968
:And thank you for having me and, and
allowing people to find out about this
969
:and also for the amazing work that
you're doing through these conversations,
970
:bringing them to the public.
971
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yeah.
972
:Oh, it's such a joy.
973
:Such a joy.
974
:Isn't it fun to do work?
975
:I put in air quotes that just
like food for soul, right?
976
:It's the best.
977
:Marguerite Rigoglioso: Of course.
978
:Yeah.
979
:Liz Childs Kelly: Yes.
980
:And thanks to all of you
for listening as always.
981
:I'm so grateful for you for tuning
in and, and being interested in
982
:these conversations and sharing back
with me how they're changing you.
983
:I love hearing that too.
984
:So yeah, if you like the show,
you can subscribe, you can
985
:tell your friends about it.
986
:There's a third one that I usually say,
you can give it a favorable review.
987
:Yeah.
988
:You can do all those things and until then
take very, very good care of yourselves
989
:and I will be with you again soon.
990
:Home to Her is hosted by me, Liz Kelley.
991
:You can visit me online at hometoher.
992
:com, where you can find show
notes and other episodes.
993
:You can read articles about the
Sacred Feminine, and you'll also
994
:find a link to join the Home to
Her Facebook group for lots more
995
:discussion and exploration of Her.
996
:You can also follow me on Instagram,
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997
:date with the latest episodes.
998
:Thanks so much for joining us
and we'll see you back here soon.