This book presents a new translation and interpretation of the Gospel of Thomas and the Gospel of Mary Magdalene, aiming to make these ancient texts more accessible to a modern audience. The author, Toto Tay, emphasizes the importance of approaching these texts without preconceived notions or traditional religious dogma. By stripping away familiar names like Jesus and replacing them with "Teacher," "Twin," and "Tower," the author encourages readers to see these figures in a fresh light. The author also reframes concepts such as "Kingdom," "Father," and "Son of God," shifting the focus to the core teachings of Oneness, Consciousness, and Ultimate Reality. The book highlights the historical context of these gospels, noting that they were once widely circulated but later suppressed by religious leaders seeking to consolidate their power. The recovery of these texts in modern times offers a chance to reconsider early Christian beliefs and practices. Each chapter includes a new translation of the text, a standard translation for comparison, commentary, and contemplative reflections to help readers engage with the material. The author encourages readers to approach the text with an open mind and heart, allowing the sayings to resonate and spark personal insights. Ultimately, the book aims to provide a new perspective on these ancient teachings, inviting readers to explore their own spirituality and discover the Divine within themselves and the world around them.