This is from “Voices of Women Approbating Celestial or Plural Marriage” by Rhea Allred Kunz, pg 277:
Many trials came to me while I was in the Cannon home, but the Lord was very merciful. He showed me my own weaknesses, and through the things I suffered, I learned to overlook more of the faults of others. At one time, I had a beautiful vision in which I saw Mary Magdalene, as a plural wife of the Savior, going with her jars to the public well for water, and there, mingling with the women of the city. All of these events were shown to me in moving silhouettes, something like a screen pantomime. I saw that in talking with the women, who had more so-called freedoms than a plural wife, and who, in some instances, were free from financial hardships, she became much discouraged. I saw that her thinking at these times led her into diverse snares which actually gave seven evil spirits possession of her body and mind. Then I saw the Savior come to her at the well and rebuke the evil spirits. He cast them out and sent them far away. With love and mercy, as was his holy nature, He took her hand and led her home, saying, “Abide here and depart not hence.” I heard his voice, the very quality and timber of it, distinctly, as if it had been yesterday when I heard the voice of our elder brother in our pre-existence. I was overjoyed at the sound of his dear voice again, and I took to heart the gentle and loving message of warning. I learned that brooding over a condition that one is powerless to change, can give evil spirits of one’s mind and body.