This episode of Freaky Vogue Lore contains disturbing content including infant mortality, child endangerment,

maternal trauma, supernatural coercion, religious themes, and intense psychological horror.

Listener discretion is strongly advised.

Throughout the shadow-haunted nights of human history, mothers have whispered warnings about the woman who comes for children when the darkness is deepest and hope is thinnest.

She appears as impossibly beautiful, tall and willowy, with hair like flowing night and skin that glows with its own pale light. Her voice is honey and poison

combined, weaving lullabies in languages that predate written history. She offers herself

as the perfect mother, the one who will never fail, never disappoint, never abandon.

But Lilith's maternal love comes with a price that tears families apart

and leaves mothers broken by impossible choices. The first woman ever created, cast out of

paradise for refusing to submit. She has spent millennia collecting what she believes was stolen

from her. The right to be the

universal mother, the divine feminine that nurtures all children.

Her bargains always seem reasonable at first, a life for a life, a choice between loves,

a chance to save the innocent from suffering. But those who encounter her quickly

learn that some choices destroy you regardless of what you decide. So when you hear singing

drifting through your home at night, when you see pale light emanating from your child's

nursery, remember this warning. Lilith always keeps her bargains, but she's always listening for the next one to be made.

Welcome to Freaky Folklore, where we dive headfirst into the darkest corners of human imagination.

I'm your host and fellow fear enthusiast, Carmen Carion, exploring the creatures and entities

that have kept people awake for centuries.

From ancient Mesopotamian tablets to modern urban legends that spread through social media,

we're examining mankind's endless fascination

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