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    The more I read about Saint Germain, the harder it is to separate the historical figure from the later legends surrounding him. The connections with alchemy, longevity, and the Philosopher’s Stone are especially fascinating. I think comparing the older written accounts with the later channelled material could reveal where some of these stories originated.

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    That's the running theme of most of what I do. Take something like this and analyze the objective versus the speculative.

    St. Germain is a surprisingly big part of that.

    I am of the view that he died in Germany in 1784.

    What happened around 1810 is, a French guy, can't remember the name, published a fiction about St. Germain coming back to Paris. Later in the nineteenth century, Isabel Cooper-Oakley fell for it and kept the story in a serious manner, i. e. maybe he is still alive and so on.

    One of the things I would suggest is important is St. Germain was not a Mason. He may have a few times been invited to or in the company of Masons, but he was not one.

    I say that because it is a type of co-intel, Anti-Masonry is a distinct genre which does all it can to frame such figures in a negative light. It's a tangent or parallel subject, to see how this has been done so elaborately.

    Alchemy is a slightly different vein having to do with Cagliostro and the Knights of Malta, and dominated the court of Rudolf II Habsburg and made it all the way to England and Isaac Newton. From that point, you have another entire subject, control of the universities by materialists. Or, that type of Alchemy itself. Remember these were times when people would burn you alive for what you think.

    I'm not sure I've gotten anything from him that is of particular value; it is how he represents all these wider affairs that is significant.

    Then I, at least, just don't pay attention to anything that has been said later. The actual things actually are important, and, anything else, I'm not sure what to tell you.

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    Since this has gone dormant for a year, I wanted to share a passage from Unveiled Mysteries,https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1688955, which, while I cannot in the least verify as to its authenticity, is still a fascinating read for the sheer possibility that it could be true. Again, this was not a channeled work and there was a whole religion called the "I AM" School built around it in the Mt. Shasta area of northern California. I even investigated the movement one weekend but it began to feel a bit cultish with its chanting and singing praise of angels and cosmic beings so I walked away as I've never been a fan of organized religion and church services. And yet, at the same time, I didn't completely write it off either as I'd found the material resonated strongly.

    I'm hoping you can suspend judgment and read the following passage in the spirit it's being shared, as a unique and enjoyable journey through the realm of possibility, the possibility of what very well could have been a page out of our true history. These words resonate more strongly in me today due to the countless new discoveries being made in fields such as energy and cymatics, epigenetics, the war against beauty, but especially in the field of archeaological discoveries relating to lost and/or hidden cities of the old world. As Richard Dolan said in his recent talk After a Lifetime of Mystery, What Remains, https://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?131560-Why-we-need-Mystery&p=1724758&viewfull=1#post1724758,this is one of those mysteries that continues to this day that may never be fully resolved or understood. And so these important words from Dolan come to mind whenever researching such mysterious and occult subject matter, "Those three words, 'I don't know,' are essential to this field."




    “The portion of the country we are concerned with, is that section reaching from where the Madeira River empties into the Amazon, to a point west, where the Amazon touches Colombia and Peru.

    Thirteen thousand years ago, the Amazon was held within great dikes of stone. The entire country around it lay at an altitude of at least five thousand feet, and instead of the tropical climate it has today, a semi-tropical temperature existed the year round.

    For a great distance in this locality, the country formed a tableland or plateau. Near the mouth of the Amazon were wide, beautiful falls. The city, in which the obelisk stood, was built between the falls and the sea coast, about ten miles south of the river. There were great reptiles and vicious animals to be found in the Orinoco River - to the north.

    We came to a place near the Madeira River and Saint Germain continued: “This is the site of an ancient city, the capital of the empire and the most important place in the civilization of that period.” Here, he raised his hand and it became as clearly visible as any physical city is today.

    “Notice,” he explained, “how it was built in a series of circles and the business streets go out from its center like the spokes from the hub of a wheel. The outer circles were pleasure drives built every third mile. There were seven of these, making the city forty-six miles in diameter, including the central circle. Thus, the business activities did not interfere with the beauty and convenience of the drives.

    The inmost circle was four miles in diameter and within it were placed the executive buildings of the whole empire. The streets were all beautifully paved and constructed eighteen inches to two feet below the surrounding buildings and grounds. They were flooded every morning and washed thoroughly clean before the activities of the day began.

    Observe the unusual magnificence of the pleasure drives, and how gorgeously beautiful were the plants and flowers forming the banks on both sides. One very predominant feature of the architecture was that the top floors of almost all the buildings, especially residences, were built with adjustable domes. These could be opened or closed at will, as they were constructed in four sections and arranged so as to serve for either sleeping or entertaining purposes. The days were never uncomfortably warm. And at evening the wonderful cool air from the mountains came as regularly as day appeared.”

    We entered the capitol, an enormous structure of great beauty. The interior was finished in cream-colored marble, veined in green and the floor, made of a dark, moss green stone, resembling jade in its texture, had been laid so perfectly as to seem almost like one piece. There were large tables in the rotunda of the same kind of green stone as the floor, but lighter in shade. These had heavy bronze pedestals placed about three feet from each end. Here, Saint Germain again held out his hand and we were among living people moving through the buildings and grounds.

    I held my breath, astonished - for I saw an entire race of golden-haired people with beautiful pink and white complexions. The men stood fully six feet two to six feet four inches in height and the women averaged about five feet ten. Their eyes were a most beautiful violet blue, very clear and brilliant, expressing great, calm intelligence.

    “These people,” said Saint Germain, “were in direct contact with all parts of the world through aerial navigation that had been brought forth for their use. All light, heat and power were taken directly from the atmosphere. Atlantis, during this period, was in a wonderful state of progress, because she had been governed and shown the way to perfection by various Ascended Masters appearing from time to time, and ruling over the spiritual uplift of the people.

    Again and again, all the way down the ages, whenever a great civilization has arisen, it has been founded on spiritual principles in the beginning, and maintained obedience to those laws of life during the time of its ascendancy. However, the moment any government or the people, themselves, begin to drift into lax ways, so that injustice and the unclean use of life become habits, either of officials or the people, disintegration begins, and continues, until they either return to the fundamental laws of balance and purity, or are wiped out by their own discord, that the balance may be re-established and a new start given.

    “As the rural districts are shown, watch the method by which objects are transported, for the power these people used was generated in an instrument-like box, two feet square and three feet long, attached to the mechanism of the implement in use. The water supply from the streams was placed under control and its power also utilized. There was no need for police or military organization of any kind because of the method by which the people were reminded of ‘the Law,’ and the wonderful sustaining power that was radiated, enabling them to give obedience unto it.”

    To the east, in the park, stood a magnificent building. We approached it. Over the entrance were placed the words: “God’s Living Temple to Man.” We entered and found it much larger within than seemed apparent from the outside. There must have been seating capacity for at least ten thousand people.

    In the center of this immense temple stood a pedestal about two feet square and twenty feet high made of a self-luminous milk-white substance that gave off a white light with a breath of pink in it. Upon it stood a crystal globe, two feet in diameter, made of some kind of substance holding a soft, self-luminous white light within it. It was very soft and yet so intensely luminous that the entire building was brilliantly lighted.

    “That sphere,” remarked Saint Germain, “was made of a precipitated material, enclosing an intense focus of Light. It was drawn and placed in the temple at that period by one of the great Cosmic Masters as a sustaining and life-giving activity for the people. It continuously sent forth not only the Light, but an energy and power which stabilized their activities and the empire.”


    Edit: This passage was quite interesting as well.

    “This is the Sahara Desert,” he said, “When it was fertile country, having a semi-tropical climate.”

    There were many streams of water, carrying abundant moisture everywhere in the land. In the midst of this empire lay the capital, famous throughout the world for its splendor. The executive buildings were placed in the center, upon a slight elevation, and from these, the city, itself, extended equally in every direction.

    “This civilization,” he went on, “rose to its apex seventy thousand years ago.”

    We entered the city and felt an unusual rhythmic activity that gave one a strange sensation of lightness while walking. The people all moved about with great ease and grace. I asked Saint Germain the reason for this and he replied: “These people remembered their source and knew themselves as sons of God. Hence, they were the possessors and operators of power and wisdom that to you may seem miraculous and superhuman. Truthfully speaking, there are no such things as miracles, for all is according to law, and that which seems miraculous to the present concept of humanity is but the result of the application of laws to which mankind’s present consciousness is unaccustomed, and so seems strange and unusual. When the reality of life is correctly understood, all manifestation that seems miraculous to your present consciousness is found to be just as natural and normal an experience as the forming of words are to one who has learned the use of the alphabet. It is all the action of an ever-expanding, ever progressing manifestation of life in form, and this comes about, at all times, through an orderly process of law, in love and peace.

    “No matter how strange, unusual, and impossible an experience seems to humanity’s present mental state, it is no proof that there is not a greater law and a wiser intelligence acting, to produce greater wonders of creation, surrounding us all the time.”

    “The knowledge of the greatest minds of humanity, in the outer world today, is to this great inner wisdom and power, as the understanding of a small child is to the study of calculus.”
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