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The man people refer to as Saint Germain actually always introduced himself as “The Count Of Saint Germain”. That was the only name he ever gave. He was encountered across Europe over the course of a century or more. He had been to Persia and is even rumored to have appeared in the United States during the revolution. He always appeared to be around 40 years old and didn’t appear to age. He was an astounding conversationalist. He was wise and educated in nearly every subject. He was extremely wealthy but no one knew how. People thronged to be in his company. He was said to be an alchemist and knew the secret of the Philosophers Stone. He spoke many languages fluently. We know he was real in some way because people who are known to be actual historical figures wrote about meeting him and described him. Voltaire said of the count that he was a man who never dies and knows everything.
New Age mythology has sort of inducted the Count into the ranks of the ascended masters, and people generally just call him Saint Germain. (Although he is not canonized by the Church and isn’t a saint).
