Nowhere in the Bible is Mary called a prostitute, as portrayed in various movies and books. According to biblical accounts, Mary was a witness to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, was present at his burial, and was the first to see Jesus' empty tomb, with a group of other women. This points to the significant place she had in his life. What does Mary Magdalene say about Universal Feminine Consciousness and Divine Feminine Love in this century? "Awareness and the practice of Divine Feminine Love is my mission in Christianity and for the evolution of the human soul, whether one's soul is consciously connected to Christianity as its religion or not. The key is to trust in the Lord. Universal Feminine Consciousness shapes and permeates the fabric of humankind and all sentient life on earth. Divine Feminine Love and the love of the feminine bring love into this world." Wikipedia offers the following information about Mary: "In the 13th Century, St. Thomas Aquinas recognized Mary Magdalene as the Apostle of the Apostles. Mary was deemed a saint by Pope John Paul on January 19, 1995. She is considered to be a saint not only in the Catholic church, but also by Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, and Lutheran denominations." This book offers many of Mary's wisdom and insights as they apply to our 21st century.