Who was the Count of Saint-Germain?

The Count of Saint-Germain was a mysterious person who alchemist the secret of transmutation would have revealed.

He moved within the court circles of the pre-revolutionary France and claimed 4,000 years old.

The identity of Saint-Germain is shrouded in mystery. He reportedly studied at the University of Siena in Italy, where he was a protégé of Grand Duke Gian Gastone de 'Medici.

Visitors of Venus

Saint-Germain was first seen in 1710 by Baron de Gleichen, which puts him in Venice. Other appearances described the count will take place in London in 1743 and in Edinburgh in 1745. In 1758 appeared the Count in Versailles. In 1760 he moved from the Netherlands to England on a mission for Louis XV.

After this mission went digging through the Netherlands to St Petersburg where he attended the coup and coronation of Catherine the Great. The following year Saint-Germain bought land in the Southern Netherlands.

The Count disappeared several years and appeared in 1774 in order to report to a Bavarian count. In 1776 the Count was in Germany, where that year by Adam Weishaupt and Baron Adolph von Knigge the Illuminati was founded. Saint-Germain claimed against King Frederick to be a Freemason.

Then would the count seen alive in Paris in 1835, in Milan in 1867 and in Egypt during the campaign of Napoleon. Napoleon III kept a dossier on him, but this was during the great fire in the Hotel de Ville of Paris in 1871 destroyed. Then pops the count in 1926 in Rome. Theosophist Guy Ballard claimed that he met the Earl of Mount Shasta and he brought him into contact with visitors from Venus.

Aquarian Age

On January 28, 1972 declared lover of singer Dalida, Richard Chanfray, on French television that he was the Count of Saint-Germain. He also claimed that Louis XV was still alive.

Many occult groups honor Saint Germain as an Ascended Master. He is believed to have many magical powers such as the art of teleporting, the levitating, it can walk through walls and telepathically influencing people.

In New Age circles, the count associated with the color violet and amethyst. He is also seen as the Cosmic Master of the Seventh violet ray. Given the upcoming astrological age, the Age of Aquarius, will be governed by the Seventh-violet ray is Saint-Germain sometimes called The Cosmic Master of the Aquarian era.

Rosicrucian Max Heindel described the Count of Saint-Germain as one of the later incarnations of Christian Rosenkreuz, the founder of the Order of Rosicrucians.

In the book The Seven Words of Samael Aun Weor, Saint-Germain seen as the master of the world politics. Weor considers Saint-Germain as one who by applying the alchemy conquered death. In his book Esoteric Course of Kabbalah Weor says that Saint-Germain speaks all languages ​​and alchemy diamonds can make. The Count would also work with the secret of alchemy, sexual transmutation, made ​​possible by white sexual magic.

According to various groups Saint-Germain had continued the following embodiments:

Ruler of a flourishing civilization in what is now the Sahara, 70,000 years ago

High Priest on Atlantis, where now lies the island of Cuba, 13,000 years ago

Samuel, religious leader in Israel, eleventh century BC

St. Joseph, the husband of Mary and the educator of Jesus, Nazareth, first century BC

St. Albans, England, third century AD

Philosopher Proclus, Athene, 410 After Christus

Magician and advisor Merlin, Britain, fifth century AD

Philosopher Roger Bacon, England, 1220 AD

Organizer behind the scenes of secret societies in Germany, fourteenth century

Christoffel Columbus, Spain, 1541

The Count of Saint-Germain, the Wonderman of Europe in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Finally believe supporters of NESARA, a supposed secret law which the U.S. government denies the existence, that Saint-Germain still alive and actively cooperates with benevolent aliens to the law ratified get.