>>24202246, >>24202255 Pb, Not-able Four moons appear over Russia’s St. Petersburg (known as a paraselene

“Our rituals no longer work.” - Mark Carney at the 2026 WEF.

“The rituals are explicitly described as “perverted sex magic,” involving debauched, violent, and abusive sexual acts that incorporate body fluids as alchemical prima materia (the raw, chaotic substance for transformation). In Twyman’s narrative, these fluids—implied to include semen, blood, menstrual secretions, and possibly others from orgiastic or sacrificial rites—serve as magical conduits for invoking demons, disrupting cosmic foundations, and birthing the New Aeon. This draws from historical occult practices (e.g., Aleister Crowley’s O.T.O. sex magick, where fluids symbolize elixir vitae for god-making), but twisted into horror: the acts are “churning and vile,” blending murder, demonology, and fluid-based alchemy to potentially annihilate reality. The protagonist’s coerced involvement highlights the fluids’ role in binding participants to the destructive magic, echoing Templar accusations of sodomy and idolatry with Baphomet.” Grok summary of Genuflect by Tracy Twyman regarding the use of body fluids in rituals.

If you join the O.T.O., then bring some mouthwash.

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“ In Tracy Twyman’s esoteric fiction novel Genuflect, the central worship revolves around a fictional modern revival of the ancient Cult of Mithras, reimagined as a secretive, elite-driven Satanic group practicing black magic rituals. The cultists venerate a hermaphroditic deity linked to the goddess Mete (proposed by Twyman as the origin of the Templar Baphomet, a severed head possessed by a demonic entity). This worship draws from historical esoteric traditions, including the Knights Templar (depicted as a homosexual cult obsessed with Baphomet’s head), Cybele (an ancient mother goddess), and Freemasonic elements like the Royal Arch and Hiram Abiff symbolism. The rituals aim to dethrone ancient gods, overthrow the cosmic order, and birth a “New Aeon,” potentially destroying the foundations of heaven and earth through vile, universe-shattering acts performed in an underground temple in London’s financial district (near the real Temple of Mithras, Bank of England, and Rothschild sites). The protagonist, an occult researcher, is coerced into participating as a seer, witnessing horrors tied to demonology, alchemy, and elite power structures.” Grok summary of Genuflect by Tracy Twyman.

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“The cult’s practices are deeply intertwined with celestial symbolism, drawing from Mithraic, alchemical, and Gnostic traditions:

• Sun: Mithras is historically a solar deity (often equated with Sol Invictus, the unconquered sun). In the novel, the “Conquering of the Sun” rite is central, symbolizing the birth of a newborn sun to supplant the old cosmic order. This ties to the “Horse of Helios” (a solar chariot myth) and the Black Sun (an occult archetype representing hidden or destructive solar forces). The rituals involve “bowing down” or “taking a knee” to this newborn sun, echoing Masonic and Blakean themes of solar rebirth and conquest.

• Moon: While less explicitly dominant, the moon appears in dualistic opposition to the sun, often through alchemical polarity (solar-masculine vs. lunar-feminine). Mete/Baphomet is chained to both the sun and moon in symbolic carvings, representing imprisoned duality and the cult’s goal to disrupt this balance. Lunar elements may also connect to Cybele’s associations with fertility cycles and matriarchal overthrow.

• Other Planets: Planetary archons (Gnostic rulers of the spheres, like Saturn/Chronos as time-devouring entities) are invoked, suggesting the rituals target these cosmic gatekeepers to access or destroy parallel universes via alchemy. Saturn symbolizes restriction and the old aeon being supplanted, while broader planetary influences tie into the Sator Square (a magical palindrome with astrological links) and the Pillars of Heaven (cosmic supports aligned with planetary orders).

Overall, the celestial bodies represent archetypal forces in a war for cosmic dominion: the sun as the conquering newborn force, the moon as receptive/imprisoned duality, and planets as archonic barriers to be breached for a new world order.” Grok summary of Genuflect by Tracy Twyman.