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A Posthumous Publication of Tracy R. Twyman by Mystagogue Publications. |
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A Posthumous Publication of Tracy R. Twyman by Mystagogue Publications. |
This edition is the Translation, and Endnotes portion without the introduction (Meet Mete)
, for those only are seeking the translated work of Hammer-Purgstall. |
A Posthumous Publication of Tracy R. Twyman by Mystagogue Publications. |
The Introduction Meet Mete, is rich with images that add into Tracy's 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. |
Pierce the veil! Glimpse the hidden truth about the history of money and the secret science of alchemy! In this volume, Tracy R. Twyman reveals how the entire global economy is based upon the principles and processes of this ‘Royal Art.’ |
Dagobert's Revenge Volume 2, Number 1 | Re-Issue in booklet format |
Dagobert's Revenge Volume 5, Number 1| Re-Issue in booklet format |
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A Historic Reprint of The 1st Edition |
A Posthumous Publication of Tracy R. Twyman by Mystagogue Publications. |
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Print size 6x9 B&W (Available) | Kindle (Available) |
A Posthumous Publication of Tracy R. Twyman by Mystagogue Publications. |
Editing, Endnotes, and Introduction Of the First English Translation Latin original first published in:
Fundgruben des Orients (Treasures of the Orient), Volume 6, Vienna, 1818
Mysterium Baphometis Revelatum [Magnum Opus] A posthumous publication of the occult researcher Tracy R. Twyman |
Throughout her career, Tracy had proceeded many times to create what is worthy of Baphomet, and worthy to her uncanny ability in uncovering the origins of things that proved impossible to others. And she did, yet never enough. Her work on Hammer-Purgstall’s Mysterium Baphometis Revelatum is her magnum opus in regards what she sought: a comprehensive statement that marks a landmark within the scholarship on the subject, and the magic, that is of Baphomet; and this was only promised to her. Her work which is in between hands, demonstrates more complexities and wealth of “fascinating and utterly perfect nexus of symbolism and etymology” that are intricate and radical, shifting and through ‘a sea change’ perspectives that were taken for granted into something that is ‘rich and strange’ revealing the hidden pearls of the perceived obvious; weaving the myths and symbols that were scattered since the destruction of the Tower of Babel, presenting us a tapestry that depicts the ‘lost knowledge’, the original ‘secret’, where these myths sprang from, unifying all. After all, all things do reveal themselves, and Tracy was the conduit, the cataclysm, rather, the mind that created such reality and methods regarding understanding the anatomy of this entity and concept that is named Baphomet. |
Treading in these footsteps, we have made a matter of public knowledge both the history of the Assassins and the... “secret, confidential” ... dogmas of the Templars, and how (at least as far as the symbols are concerned) like a Phoenix rising from the flames they most certainly were resurrected in the Order of Freemasons. Plainly we know how to move forward through fires set beneath deceitful ashes, and we perceive how to take a chance on something replete with danger, so that what lay concealed for seven centuries we might undertake to reveal to our readers, that is, the origin of Baphomet. |
A Posthumous Book Series by The Researcher in The Realms of The Occult, Our Beloved, Tracy R. Twyman - Published by The Infamous & Mysterious House of Mystagogue Publications |
For seven centuries, the enigma of Baphomet has mystified both scholars and the general public. Did the Knights Templar really worship a demonic idol of that name? If so, what does the word mean? What is the origin of this figure? What was the nature of the rituals that the Templars performed in secret? What were their covert beliefs? Why, if the Templars initially described their idol as a mummified severed head, is this figure now represented as a hermaphrodite human with the head of a goat? |
In a dank basement in Denver, Colorado, in the summer of 2001, a group of friends attempted to contact a dead French artist on the Ouija board as part of a research project about the Holy Grail. |
Dagobert's Revenge Volume 4, Number 2| Re-Issue in booklet format |
An original Tracy R. Twyman publication (Available) |
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