THE GENESIS REVELATIONS
The Metaphysics of the Word
Exploring the hidden mysteries and subtle connections between God, the Bible, and Freemasonry.
From the intimate writings of the Apostle whom Jesus loved to the lost treasures of the Ark of the Covenant, this series peels back the veil on ancient enigmas ranging from the Mark of the Beast and the Holy Grail to the alchemical Philosopher’s Stone and the luminous promise of the Bright Morning Star. By weaving together the legendary threads of Mary Magdalene and Jesus, we uncover many layers of truth, descending deeper into the spiritual architecture of history as the story unfolds. Each book serves as a key to unpacking these timeless mysteries, guiding the reader from surface legend to the profound core of divine knowledge.
1. THE CRUCIFICION OF MARY
This volume explores two extraordinary historical figures, examining the intimate relationship between two teachers and lovers, and the reasons the Church sought to conceal the truth. We trace the origins of the negative portrayal of women in the Bible, and by extension, the Goddess, uncovering the path that led to the historical degeneration of the sacred priestess into the figure of the prostitute. This serves as the foundation of our knowledge; everything that follows expands upon the Alchemical Marriage, or Hieros Gamos, as both an internal and external process. Here, we restore the moral and ethical framework and the true teachings that were lost or minimized under the influence of Saints Peter, Paul, and the early Church Fathers.
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Was Mary Magdalene the true ‘Apostle to the Apostles’? This book decodes the Gospel of John to reveal that Mary of Bethany, Mary Magdalene, and the Beloved Disciple are one and the same. We expose the hidden power struggle between the Beloved Disciple and Saint Peter, supported by hundreds of pre-Da Vinci Last Supper artworks that prove a woman sat at Christ’s side.
Exploring the role of Mary Magdalene and her misrepresentation in the life of Jesus and the New Testament Synoptic Gospels. Mary was the Apostle to the Apostles, a belief expressed by numerous Church fathers. The Gnostic Gospels add context and reveal what has been missing from the Magdalene narrative for almost two thousand years. We propose that Mary of Bethany, Mary Magdalene, and the Beloved Disciple are one person, with three names: the companion of Christ.
As we unravel the incongruence in the narrative, we consider hidden teachings in the New Testament Gospel of John regarding the disciple whom Jesus loved. It traces the slow, methodical removal of the Goddess and Sacred Feminine from the Old and New Testaments. A close study of the Gospel of John reveals the existence of the mysterious ‘Beloved Disciple’, a power struggle for leadership after the crucifixion between the disciple ‘whom Jesus loved’ and Saint Peter, the traditional head of the church. Saint John describes the Beloved Disciple as a writer and teacher of truth, denoting an expanded view of Mary Magdalene.
Decoding John’s Gospel and studying the subsequent interpretation by schools of artists in their Last Supper Art brings new understanding to the story of Mary Magdalene. This holy incongruence is highlighted in Christian art in untold portrayals of the Last Supper by artists of different nationalities through many generations. St John’s Gospel was the catalyst for Leonardo da Vinci’s world-famous painting, one of many that positions a woman at the side of Jesus. Over the last decade, hundreds of pieces of Last Supper Art portraying a woman sitting next to Jesus have come to light; many predate Leonardo’s world-famous painting.
The book contains full-colour images that help to explain the content clearly and concisely, and tangible proof of this incongruence can be viewed in the Last Supper Gallery.
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In this book, we need to consider the nature of intimacy in antiquity; the historical possibility that Jesus may have had a young male lover, though it is far more likely that his primary intimate relationship was with Mary Magdalene. To understand this, we must examine paederasty, an Ancient Greek custom of homoerotic relations between an older man and an adolescent youth. This practice, rooted in the myths of the Olympian gods such as Zeus abducting Ganymede, was a cultural norm of the era. It is crucial to distinguish this historical context from the modern crime of pedophilia, which refers to the sexual abuse of prepubescent children.
While examining these concepts, we encounter Biblical precedents that reveal uncomfortable truths. Although homosexuality is strictly forbidden in the Old and New Testaments, often punishable by death, a close study of the relationship between King David and Jonathan reveals these uncomfortable truths that mirror the bond between Jesus and the Beloved Disciple. If the Beloved Disciple was indeed a man, as professed by early Church elders, their relationship may reflect a similar depth of intimacy that the Church has historically suppressed.
This honest reflection of modern hypocrisy is more relevant today than ever. A Great Deflection is currently playing out globally, where religious fanatics bully the LGBTQ community, falsely accusing them of grooming children. This rhetoric serves as a distraction from the rampant, documented sexual abuse of children by priests and pastors within the Church itself.
The cost of false morality raises its head. Sexuality remains one of the most complex issues in human society. The insistence on both Jesus and Mother Mary being immaculately conceived has caused untold misery for millions, creating a barrier to authentic human connection. By blaming Eve for the Fall and portraying God exclusively as a man, we have constructed a perfect storm of this false morality, masquerading as holiness. This book seeks to dismantle that storm, offering a path toward a more honest and inclusive understanding of the divine.
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Unpacking the man behind the myth, this book dissects the contradictory accounts of Jesus’ genealogy, tribal affiliation, and revolutionary teachings. We explore why Zealots walked among his disciples and reveal how the Christ persona was modelled on ancient fertility deities and celestial phenomena from Mesopotamia to Egypt. By uncovering the lost history of the Sacred Marriage between Yahweh and the Goddess Asherah, we expose how the rise of strict monotheism erased the divine feminine, branding priestesses as prostitutes and silencing women forever.
This book offers an in-depth exploration of Jesus, separating the man from the myth and the myth from the man. We unpack multiple contradictory statements regarding his tribal affiliation, genealogy, date of birth, and priestly lineage. Was he a carpenter or a priest? Did he have brothers and sisters, or was he an only child? By analyzing these inconsistencies, we gain a clearer picture of the revolutionary nature of his story and exactly what was occurring during his journey through history.
We explore the Zealots and the question of sacrifice: Why were Zealots and “assassins” (the Sicarii) amongst his inner circle of disciples? This volume questions the traditional narrative: Did Jesus truly die for our sins, or was his crucifixion a political execution? Was it truly God’s will, or a tragic collision of empires? We examine the historical context to determine if the sacrificial lamb narrative was a later theological construct imposed upon a radical political figure.
Many of our interpretations were crafted from archetypes with celestial origins. The persona attributed to Christ is not unique; it is modelled on archetypal Gods found in the various cultures the Hebrews encountered on their journey to the Promised Land, from Mesopotamia and Egypt to Canaan, Phoenicia, Persia, and Babylonia. Jesus is not a singular anomaly but part of a recurring pattern of fertility deities connected to the death and rebirth of nature and the cycles of time. Many of these deities were based on celestial phenomena related to the sun, moon, planets, and stars. While the Bible condemns knowledge gained from observing the heavens, we ask: Could this taboo be an attempt to hide the stellar identity of the Gods?
Central to this investigation is the Sacred Marriage (Hieros Gamos) between the God/Sun and the Goddess/Venus, which was enacted inside the Temple of King Solomon in Jerusalem based on these astro-theological beliefs. For most of Hebrew history, the Israelite God, Yahweh, was married to the Goddess Asherah. This union formed the foundation for the myths later related to Jesus and Mary Magdalene.
We follow the slow and methodical erasure of the Divine feminine. As monotheism solidified after the Babylonian captivity and the destruction of Jerusalem, the duality of the divine was severed. God became the sole deity, while the priestesses and the Goddesses were branded as prostitutes. In this new order, women were forbidden from speaking or teaching in churches and synagogues and were forever banished from the Temple. This book restores the memory of that sacred union and the women who were silenced to protect the new dogma.
2. THE GODD RATIO
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Titled Secret of Secrets, this trilogy deciphers the architectural design and symbolic meaning behind King Solomon’s Temple, the New Jerusalem described in the Book of Revelation, and the Islamic Kaaba. It offers the solution to the riddle of the Beast, the enigma of the number 666, and the true nature of the Ark of the Covenant. Blending Stellar Theology, Sacred Geometry, Archaeoastronomy, and deep Symbolism, the series is uniquely structured across three books divided by the single-digit numbers 0 through 9. In this framework, each number is meticulously matched to a specific aspect of King Solomon’s Temple, revealing the mathematical and celestial code hidden within the sacred architecture.
3. THE TAPESTRY OF LIGHT
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This final section of the series decodes the hidden geometry of the Christian Calendar of Saints and reveals the sacred alignments woven into the avenues, monuments, and buildings of major cities across the Western world. From the deliberate planning of Washington DC, Paris, Brussels, and Barcelona to the monumental designs of Brasilia, Alexandria, and London, Tapestry of Light exposes how ancient symbolism was mapped onto modern geography. It demonstrates that these urban landscapes are not merely collections of stone and mortar, but a vast, living tapestry where the stars, the saints, and the streets converge to tell a forgotten story.
