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ONLINE ROSE+CROSS MESSAGE SAINT GERMAIN - 1 The count of Saint Germain, famous alchemist, was welcomed in the European court
mainly due his fascinating personality, and also his wealth whose origin was
never discovered. In 1745, when he appeared in “I wish still to talk you about a
kind of crazy that I knew in About his origin, he said: “I am
of a country that never had for sovereigns men of a foreign country. Everything
that I can tell about my birth is that at the age of seven years walked with
my preceptor by the woodlands, and that I had the head to prize. In the eve
of my escape, mom, to who I never more would see, it put in my arm this
bracelet with his image”. Some believe that he was the son
of the prince Franz Leopold Rakoczy, of In 1750, it arrived to the The marshal described this first
encounter with the king that said like this: “Whether you can make the Long
Life Elixir or the Philosophic Stone, we are ready to buy the formula.
Meanwhile it will be able to have a mansion and a pension, but that does not
mean that I believe in her pretensions”. Saint Germain
answered: “I do not ask neither mansion nor pension,
I bring everything that I need, employees and money to rent a house”. And it put a diamond handful in a
table before the king: “Wants, Your Majesty, accept these stones as a poor
offer. These are some brilliant that I got to manufacture thanks to my art”. Luis XV offered him
accommodations in the magnificent The king admired him, and it did
not allow that their talked with scorns or mockery of the count. Madam Pompadour, king’s lover,
also was other admirer of his presence and his conversation. He possessed psychic faculties,
and it was a clairvoyant good. He could become invisible, as some people
proved to relate that at the end of his visit disappeared mysteriously. He intended to possess the elixir
of the life and the art of the transmutation of the metals. He t could spend hours meditating
and in mental concentration. He participated in the time
politics, influencing the rulers with his subtle talk. The prestige of Saint Germain increased still more when he solved the
mysterious case Dumas. The marquis of Villaray counted the case to Luis XV, that still was
child, and he conserved this mystery in his mind. Certain day asked to the count,
that was always to count their extraordinary adventures: “Let us see, you that knows so
many things of this world and of the another, could
tell me what happened to the master Dumas”? Master Dumas, old attorney of Châtelet, got a great fortune at the age of 90. He closed himself all nights in
the higher part of his house; the family told that he studied the stars, but
the neighborhood believed that he practiced the magic. All Fridays, for about 3 hours in
the afternoon, a man, mounted in a black mule, appeared and it went up to the
attic, and there he stayed for several hours. The neighbors informed the
police, but was not discovered anything of illegal in such mysterious visits. Unlike what he always did, on Everything would be as of the
other times, if were not the scream of terror of the master Dumas ear for his
wife. According to she declared in the
inquiry, for two hours she heard a shouting of the husband and of the
visitor. About of the When the son of Dumas arrived
with a friend, they went to the attic, breaking into the door. However the attorney Dumas there
was missing. In the beginning the family was
considered suspicion, but anything was proved. This mystery left Luis XV curious,
since his childhood, and then he asked the opinion of Saint Germain. The count asked that it brought
him a personal object from the master Dumas constant of the file of the police. Through psychometrie he can
discover what happened in the last moments of the missing. The solution of the mystery was
the following: in the corner of the floor exists a board loose, and below of
them there is a hidden opening where a stairway takes to a
underground room, where Dumas withdrew himself. Very tired, he took a narcotic
and he did not awake more. - Was it the devil that visited him?
said Luis XV. - If Your Majesty becomes a Rose-Cross I will answer this
question. Madam Pompadour informed the
police about the hypothesis of Saint Germain. After investigations in the
indicated local, the police found the loose boards in the floor, the stairway
in snail and the subterranean room. In the middle of chemistry and
astrology instruments, they found the corpse of the master Dumas fallen in
the ground. To his side was found a cup and a
flask of broken crystal. One of the pieces of the flask still
had a sediment of opium. In this occasion Saint Germain revealed his affiliation to Rose+Cross, even knowing that Luis
XV did not like the freemason. Casanova, famous for his loving
adventures, wrote: “Instead of eating, he spoke from
the principle to the end of the dinner, and I listen
him with the biggest attention, because nobody talked better than he. He intended
to pass by prodigious in everything, he wished to
cause admiration and caused her. He employed a decisive tone,
that however did not displease, because he was cultured, he spoke well
all the tongues, and he also was great musician and great chemist. He possessed a pleasant figure and he got to
conquer the friendship of all the women, because at the same time in that gave
them cosmetic that beautified them the skin, flattered them, not for turn
them newer, because that, according to told, was impossible, but yes for
protect them and to conserve in the state in which they were, by means of a
water that cost him very obtain, but that offered them. Extraordinary man and been born to be the
most daring of all the impostors, he
said imperturbable, as if it was the most natural thing of this world, that was
three hundred years old; he possessed the secret of the cure for all
diseases, he did everything that he wanted of the nature, melted the diamonds
and he made a great of ten or twelve small without the weight decreased,
despite his boasts, of his nonsense and of his evident
lies, I was not capable of considering
insolent, but also not found him respectable.
Despite this, I found him surprising, because he surprised me”. He presented itself always
covered of magnificent jewels. He said that he could make diamonds,
the symbol of the wealth, and he liked to show his precious stones, as rubies,
diamonds, pearls, emeralds, sapphires, etc. Sometimes presented his friends
with some of his precious stones of high value. He also had a collection of
pictures “that it’s would do envy to a king”. A minister of France, who did not
sympathize or envied him, wanting to unmask him, ordered to watch him for two
years to discover from where came his money, but during all that time did not
discover any remittance of money for the count. The emperor Napoleon III asked to
the Department of Police the process of the count Saint Germain:; he was interested in life of this mysterious personage.
But the fire in the The count of Cobenzl
wrote in his memory: “the strangest man than I knew in my life. He possesses great riches and lives with
simplicity. Poet, doctor, physicist,
chemist, mechanic and painter, he is really captivating. The only thing that
could censure him would be to talk a bit more of his talents and of his
origins.” In the atmosphere of the court, in
the middle of the envious and selfish nobility, to accept his ideas was
necessary to show wealth and to do marketing of his proper person. He played violin and also sang,
when they asked, in the meetings in which he participated; he also composed music. Sorry that those times there was
no radio and television so that he could play, sing and to give interviews
with his fascinating conversation. (continue) * *
* The secret of going in front is
to start.
Sally Berger I like a lot when the people speak
me about it childhood. But they have to be fast, or else I begin to speak
about mine..
Dylan Thomas The objective of the education is
not only the knowledge, but the action.
Anonymous The true love never becomes
exhausted. The more it gives, the more it has.
Exupéry The thought of God builds
universes; his thought builds you yourself. Annie Besant + +
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