We revisit the Divine Feminine, from Mary Magdalene to Hagias Sophia; and we also are exposed to a new perspective on acquiring gnosis from the standpoint of a writers journey into self-discovery while exercising his/her craft (for artists this will hit home in disturbing yet wondrous ways). Ki Longfellow was an atheist who began writing a loose story about first century Palestine and its Messianic wars. By the time she had finished her book, Ki had experienced gnosis, transmuted into a Gnostic, and become the vessel for Mary Magdalene to present her tale like it had never been revealed before. Her book, The Secret Magdalene, was first released by a small publisher with less than a thousand copies in print. After receiving sterling reviews from such influential scholars as Timothy Freke, Earl Dougherty and Elaine Pagels, as well as promoted at such websites like Magdalene.org, Random House picked it up for a major release and distribution next spring. It is also currently being negotiated for a future motion picture. This is a classic in the making, my Truthseekers! For the first time, Ki shares her experiences of enlightenment, the Divine Feminine that channeled her to reveal the alternative Christianity, and shows the passions that all artists must endure before finding their own voice. Special Guest-- Ki Longfellow, author of 'The Secret Magdalene' & 'China Blues'. Topics discussed: --We look through the eyes of such characters as the Gnostic Jesus, Simon Peter, Mary Magdalene, Philo of Alexandria, Judas Iscariot, Dosetheus and more, coming to understand that their collective stories all part