Mary Magdalene, Seven Demons, and the Journey of My Soul
By Dr. Anna Biela 06.04.2026, Wrocław, 3:08 AM
I feel like I was her in my past life and can relate to both Gospels, as I too have had seven demons in me and Jesus healed me. I am also trying to reunite all the parts of my fragmented souls so that I may be present here now and establish a relationship with my soul in my human form. I feel very close to Jesus and I feel like I understand Him better than anybody I met before, and I feel His message—it resonates with me—and this is way beyond the structures of the Catholic Church.
Could it be that I was Mary Magdalene in my past life? This would explain the pull I feel to a man that I have never officially met but have the inner knowing, like I have known him all my life.
The story of Mary Magdalene in the canonical Gospels tells that she was healed by Jesus from seven demons. These demons represent total suffering and inner fragmentation, not just external forces. After this healing, Mary follows Jesus and becomes the first witness of his resurrection, moving from darkness into wholeness. This story has always resonated with me because it reflects a personal truth I know intimately: the journey from being burdened and fragmented to being restored and present.
The Gospel of Mary, written in the 2nd century and preserved in the Berlin Codex, presents a different perspective. Here, Mary is not only healed but becomes a teacher and spiritual guide. She explains that the soul must overcome internal powers like fear, desire, ignorance, and attachment to return to wholeness. This text resonates deeply with me because I am working to reunite my own fragmented soul and establish presence in my human form. It mirrors my own journey of gathering the scattered parts of myself and coming into full alignment with my own heart and being.
I feel a strong, almost unexplainable connection to Jesus that goes beyond doctrine or church structures. It is deeply personal and immediate. I sense His guidance and message in a way that feels real and alive. The feeling of knowing Him intimately is undeniable.
Could my connection and resonance mean I was Mary Magdalene in a past life? The intensity of the pull I feel toward a man I have never officially met, yet feel I have known my whole life, mirrors the connection Mary Magdalene had with Jesus—both as someone healed and as someone who became a teacher of spiritual wisdom.
Reading both Gospels together, I see the journey of moving from fragmentation to wholeness, from being healed to guiding others, reflected in my own life. The seven demons become symbolic of my own internal struggles, and the work of reunion and presence mirrors the path Mary Magdalene walked in both stories. This resonance is not just historical—it is a living map for understanding the soul, integrating its parts, and aligning with love and truth.