The Merovingian Mythos and the Mystery of Rennes-le-Chateau

A positively fascinating book, packed with fascinating information. I've read about and studied almost every subject Twyman writes about in her book. But what I really enjoyed about her style of writing and the book itself, is how she makes it easy to understand it all and allows the reader to absorb the basic information thats most essential in understanding in the first place. She takes the complication out of the complicated so you don't have to do all the work trying to figure out what your author is trying to explain to you. To the point, straight up facts and theories. I loved this book. I highly recommend it to anyone who has studied or found interesting the topic of the Merovingian Dynasty. You will not be disappointed with this read.

The Merovingian Mythos is a great book in many ways. There is plenty of information about bible characters and quotes from the New and Old Testaments. etc. A very good presentation is made of Cain & Able, Satin, Annunaki, Enki & Enlil, etc. This book makes the rift between Cather’s and the Catholic Church very understandable. I.e. If Jesus did not die on the cross, but lived in France, and did not ascend into heaven where is the basis for the Roman Catholic Church? The Catholic Church has done much good in this world during the past 100 years, but I wish they didn’t have to make us all sinners, although at times they may have a point when one looks at the world of today. It is easy to understand why the others would rather be the chosen ones. It was not covered in this book, and I do not understand, why the Spanish Inquisition by the Church of Rome came so late: Spanish Inquisition established: 1478; abandoned in 1800’s. It would seem like eliminating the Cather’s/Templars, etc. would have been a massive effort by Rome much earlier. At times this book has a bit too much detail for me, on some of the key characters like Mary Magdalene, etc... Good glossary. This book helped me understand why the Catholic Church wanted to destroy the Merovingian families in France and the Cather’s and later the Knight Templars and possibly even now, the Masons (?) who most likely support the Knight Templars philosophy? One problem with the book, I don't know how to properly pronounce the word Merovingian, and it is used extensively in the book.

Very detailed history by the author. She has been able to find missing links I was searching for on this subject matter. A bit dry at times, but it shows how much time and effort was put into the subject. Great book.

By far one of the most informative books i have purchased on the subject. I highly recommend as a must read

This book was a love/hate relationship with me! Approximately 75% was facinating. The remaining 25%, in my oppinion belonged in another book. Still there was alot of valuable information in this part also.

This was a great book . I enjoyed reading this book. A lot of twist and turns . Very informative.

Its a highly engrossing and interesting book. Highly informational and indepth detail. I would recommend it to all people who are interested in history, mythology and all those who are interested in learning the truth about Jesus.

Fabulous!

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Can't go wrong with these authors. Happy

Tracy Twyman has respectfully detailed the basics of the occult traditions. Perhaps one day the blood race can restore the Golden age to our troubled paradise...

One book leads to another leading further into the rabbit hole. There is plenty of explanation with regards to ideas put forward by the author.

Why forget Plantard's and Sauniere's frauds? It's a gigantic scheme, but is it true? How can you be with and against the catholics, and with against the jews? Who became the Grand Priest after Plantard? Or Cocteau, for that matter? I don't believe in this s***, though it sounds ok.