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A Posthumous Publication of Tracy R. Twyman by Mystagogue Publications.[Introduction portion only to the translation]Meet Mete, is Introduction to the first English Translation of Mysterium Baphometis Revelatum essay by Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, 1818.In this introduction the occult researcher Tracy R. Twyman delves and with "fascinating and utterly perfect nexus of symbolism and etymology" into the concepts of Mysterium Baphometis Revelatum (The Mystery of Baphomet Revealed), where the author claimed to have discovered a number of idols and other artifacts on former Templar properties, the imagery of which allegedly sheds light on the heretical secret rites and beliefs of the Templars.The Introduction Meet Mete is rich with images that add into her conceptualization through the language, a more vivid experience. Thus we had to print this volume in colour to preserve the experience of reading Tracy R. Twyman as she intended.A quality, that must all have felt and experienced about Tracy's writings, it does leave a lasting impression on the psyche. That is, you will see her concepts that you have just read, demonstrated here and there in your daily life, as if in synchronicity. And the concepts that she presents, do take a hold on the reader, that they begin, in the back of your mind as you are going through your daily life, playing, almost forcing themselves, or finding their way into the stream of consciousness and then you do find yourself thinking about the realities she is trying to convey, perhaps more realy that we think.After all, she was very able in magick, and she does create magick until this hour and her writings are part of this pleasing current.Table of Contents(The book is not devided by chapters nor sections. Tracy initially had Hammer-Purgstall's coffers images labelings, that are used throughout the book, listed and outlined instead of 'Table of Contents'. However, the book is 'devided' by the focus of topic by the publisher). Content¿ INTRODUCTION TO THE TRANSLATION "MEET METE"¿ Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall¿ Mete¿ Ophite Gnostics¿ "The distinguished charity of Mete"¿ Birth of Mithras¿ Biscione¿ OTTO¿ Sea Monster¿ St. George¿ Al-Khadir¿ Oannes¿ Enoch¿ Nicae¿ Douris Cup¿ The Arch of Hysteria¿ Golem¿ MNSY¿ Winged Fascinus¿ Hermaphrodite¿ Chinon Parchment¿ Black Mass¿ Baptism of Fire¿ MOMHD¿ THE COFFERS IN THE CATALOGUE OF THE BRITISH MUSEUM¿ ENDSAY¿ July 8th 1822¿ ENDNOTES

2nd Edition PublicationGenuflect 2.0 is a collection of essays and articles pertaining Tracy R. Twyman novel Genuflect written by the author.Adding more external details unto the meaning of her novel, Tracy published online a few articles and essays explaining the construct and other concepts that are in her novel Genuflect, and specifying the locations of where the novel takes place in details in London.Seeing the popularity of her only published fiction novel, Genuflect, and the prevalence of the search terms specifically for Genuflect FAQ With Answers essay, this publication was compiled from the rare articles and essays, restoring with the text the images that Tracy Twyman included in delineating her ideas visually, adding more from Tracy cache of images regarding the subject.As perhaps herself being the reincarnate of Mary Shelley, and her Genuflect, being the reincarnate of the Modern Prometheus or Frankenstein's Monster, Tracy Twyman's Genuflect, remains the most sought after book from her collection of literature (besides her very early Dagobert's Revenge Magazine articles).In this 2nd edition publication, a couple of articles were added, including other essays that were referenced. Also included The Stars in Freemasonry essay that Tracy referenced, thus to have a closer look into Tracy's Masonic references and sources. Tracy Twyman was a Mason in her thoughts and heart, and so the teleology of her work.Also, we expanded the images and pictures that are included, by enhancing each image for a better viewing experience, by increasing the size, and replacing some with higher definition images thus to sustain the intense flow of Tracy's concepts and words in this publication.ContentGenuflect FAQ With AnswersBloomberg, Musk, and Mithras: Billionaires Busting the MatrixRebirth of Metis: The Meaning of "Dear Prudence"Templars, Cybele, Mithras, Alchemy, William Blake, Michael Bloomberg, and the City of LondonThe Conquering of the Sun rite: Birth of a New AeonThe Meaning of "taking a knee": Hiram Abiff & Sept 23Black Lives Matter, Freemasons, and the Widow's SonSurrealism and Sinister CultsRothschild Shield and the Superman DiamondTammuz, Isis and the River Thames (excerpt from Genuflect)The London Stone and the Sword of ExcaliburRoyal Arch (part 2)The Stars In Freemasonry

Premium Color Book size: 7"x10"REGNUM IN POTENTIA: Saturn's Kingdom Transformed Into The Golden Age, a three part essay book by Tracy R. Twyman""Saturn was thought of as the Lord of Unrule, and during this epoch, his subjects wanted for nothing. There was no money, nobody had to work for a living, and all things were held in common. It was a paradise in which everyone was free to do as they wished because there no lack, and therefore no need for involuntary compulsion through violent force. Or so it is implied. . . Saturn is associated with liberty, and a Golden Age of peaceful anarchy. Yet we know that in order to maintain this form of rule, he killed his own children to prevent them from growing up to overtake him. The only reason the Golden Age was so golden was because Saturn's children were paying the price of the sacrifice. . . . What these myths of the Golden Age, Garden of Eden, and other primordial paradises really point to is the concept of a cosmic center: a kingdom that doesn't really exist, except in the Otherworld, in potentia. But it is said to be at the heart of our own existence, and its essence can be felt everywhere. It is a place where there is no time as we know it."Tracy R. Twyman on the concept of "Regnum in Potentia"