Secret Societies & the Woman Who Knew the All

Apparently, Epstein’s flight log and Sean “Diddy” Combs lists will be released any day now.

Lately, the news seems to be filled with celebrity scandals involving members of the power elite trafficking those less powerful – women and children.

It’s easy to wonder whether Eyes Wide Shut wasn’t fiction after all.

Are the rich and powerful - members of royalty, politicians and business tycoons involved in secret societies, practicing dark occult sex rituals to summon supernatural forces?

Who knows, but we might be about to find out…

And if this does happen, and we do find out the worst, I do see a silver lining beyond the freedom of those kept in sexual slavery… that is no doubt coming to an end if these prosecutions are made.

A deeper reality is beckoning, and it’s not all dark.

Think of this basic premise -

Evil cannot create. It can only mimic something that the Light created.

Accessing other dimensions through sexual ritual wasn’t invented by those who worship dark forces.

Rather, it is the basis of alchemy, and alchemy started out by honoring the sacred and realizing our innate divinity.

Early on, it was not about degrading and abusing women; rather, it involved honoring women– after all, it was started by a woman!

While it is not well known, the first alchemist was Mary the Prophetess in the 1st century. Her writings are quoted by a student of hers, Zosimos of Panopolis, who distinctly calls this Mary (also known as Mary the Jewess, Mary the Copt, and Mary Magdalene) the first alchemist.

Alchemy was an actual science and a religion. Although it involved experiments using chemical substances, the more profound practice involved a sacred sexual ritual to access a state of enlightenment known in alchemy as the Philosopher’s Stone.

Digging deeper into this hidden history reveals the anointing of Jesus’ feet was itself an alchemical ritual, preparing him for his death, where he would alchemically transmute the physical realm and appear in his ethereal body.

Mary Magdalene, as his beloved and the teacher of this sacred science in the 1st century, is thought to have brought this alchemical practice and knowledge to Yeshua.

Mary’s alchemical teachings were a source of inspiration for the founder of modern science, Isaac Newton. He credited his scientific inventions to studying alchemy. Newton wrote over a million words on alchemy but dared to publish them as he was concerned that this information offered such power to the practitioner that it could be a destructive force in the wrong hands.

He also knew that true alchemy, as originated by Mary the Prophetess, could restore a balance on the planet, as it offered both scientific rigor and religious philosophy along with a way to commune with a Higher Power—the true Holy Communion.

Where did Mary get this transformational teaching from? Zosimos records that Mary received it directly from God.

One wonders, if God gave alchemy to Mary and her beloved Yeshua, but church authorities suppressed this knowledge – will there be a day of reckoning coming – not just for those named in the news today but for the church of Rome itself?

How much more evolved would our world be today if the Vatican had revealed the holy sacrament of lovemaking as revealed by Magdalene in the 1st century?