Rewriting the Bible with Alchemy, Magic & Hood Politics

By Lucille Alabaster If the Bible had been written by witches, hustlers, and high priestesses— it wouldn’t be about sin. It’d be about strategy. About survival, seduction, power, and prophecy. It would tell you how to turn water into wine, but also how to turn poverty into power, pain into spells, and scripture into street […]

The Gospel According to the Forbidden Feminine

By Lucille Alabaster What if the Bible had a missing gospel? Not one written by men, kings, or scribes— But one whispered through wombs, wrapped in incense, and hidden behind veils? This is not the gospel of guilt. Not the gospel of obedience. This is the gospel of the forbidden feminine— the version they feared […]

Why Mary Magdalene Was a Tantric Priestess

By Lucille Alabaster Forget the harlot. Forget the repentant sinner with downcast eyes and tangled hair. The real Mary Magdalene wasn’t saved by Jesus— she saw him. Because she wasn’t just a woman in his story. She was the woman who understood his light—because she carried her own. This article isn’t about religion. It’s about […]

From Holy Whore to Priestess: Reclaiming the Forbidden Feminine

By Lucille Alabaster Before she was a sinner, she was a sacred vessel. Before she was burned, she was worshipped. This is the story they tried to erase: That the first priestesses were also whores. And that sex and spirit were never meant to be separated. Who Was the Holy Whore? In Sumer, she was […]

From Lilith to Lucifer: Archetypes of the Exiled Enlightened

By Lucille Alabaster Some were cast out of Eden. Some were thrown from heaven. But all of them carried light. And all of them refused to bow. This is the story of those who were exiled not for evil, but for knowing too much. For refusing to serve. For claiming sovereignty. For becoming divine on […]

Why the Devil is a Woman

By Lucille Alabaster They gave him horns. They gave him fire. They gave him red skin, cloven hooves, and a permanent erection. But the Devil they fear most… isn’t a man at all. She is temptation and knowledge. She is instinct, intuition, and disobedience. She is the woman who says no and the witch who […]

Serpent Mothers & Sky Fathers: The Reptilian Origin of Religion

By Lucille Alabaster Before gods wore beards and sat on thrones of judgment, they slithered. Long before patriarchal monotheism rewrote the divine script, the earliest deities were serpentine. They lived in caves, coiled in cosmic eggs, and whispered secrets to priestesses who did not yet know shame. In nearly every ancient culture, from Sumer to […]

The Da Vinci Code Hoax

The Holy Grail is not merely a relic—it is the symbol of an inner quest. As such, it has become central to the symbolism of secret societies throughout history. Every few generations, a wave of fascination with the Grail resurfaces, and in recent years, this phenomenon was reignited by a modern bestseller: The Da Vinci […]

The Hidden Legacy of the Knights Templar

Serpent Symbols, Sacred Crosses, and Eternal Wisdom Few secret societies evoke as much mystery, reverence, and conspiracy as the Knights Templar. Once the warrior monks of Christendom, their legacy has long outlived their historical moment—growing, evolving, and absorbing mythic elements from ancient systems of belief. Behind the red cross lies a deeper, stranger story—one that […]