Count Saint-Germain: Facts, Legends, and the Surviving Works Origins and Early Life Historical records of the Comte de Saint-Germain begin in the 1740s, yet his origins remain uncertain.Most credible evidence links him to Prince Francis II Rákóczi of Transylvania, exiled after 1711, which would make Saint-Germain the prince’s illegitimate son. This hypothesis, first outlined in […]
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Count Saint-Germain: Facts, Legends, and the Surviving Works
Count Saint-Germain: Facts, Legends, and the Surviving Works Origins and Early Life Historical records of [...]
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The Hand of the Philosophers: The Alchemist’s Hidden Map of Creation
The Hand that Holds the Secret “Nature delights in Nature, Nature conquers Nature, Nature contains [...]
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The Revelation of Hermes in Figulus’s Golden and Blessed Casket
Among the many treatises preserved by Benedictus Figulus in his A Golden and Blessed Casket [...]
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Unlocking the Hermetic Museum: A Window into the Philosopher’s Stone
First published in 1678, The Hermetic Museum: How that Greatest and Truest Medicine of the [...]
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The Divine Names of the Triangular Book of Saint-Germain
🜍 The Divine Names of the Triangular Book of Saint-Germain Introduction The Triangular Book of [...]
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The Divine Names of the Triangular Book of Saint-Germain
🜍 The Divine Names of the Triangular Book of Saint-Germain Introduction The Triangular Book of Saint-Germain contains long strings of “divine names.” They appear during the ritual’s invocation phase, when the operator and Levite assistant consecrate the circles and summon aerial intelligences.These words—NOTAMARGATET, YANODA, AOTHIO, SOIGAD, and others—are not random inventions. They descend from earlier […]
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The Triangular Book of Saint-Germain: Ritual Geometry and the Legend of Immortality
Facsimile of the Triangular Book of Saint-Germain—a red leatherbound edition reproducing the ciphered manuscript and accompanying silver talisman. The text describes three operations: to find treasures, to discover mines, and to prolong life through sacred geometry and invocation.
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Saint Germain’s Triangular Book: The Ritual Explained
Saint Germain’s Triangular Book: The Ritual Explained(An analysis of the ritual geometry, names, and aims across MS 209, 210, and Wellcome 4668) Ritual Overview The Triangular Book of Saint Germain presents a single ceremonial structure that promises three distinct outcomes. The rite unites geometry, invocation, and material craft. It calls for a double circle drawn […]
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Three Hands of the Triangular Book: The Living Cipher of Saint-Germain
Three Hands of the Triangular Book: The Living Cipher of Saint-Germain 1. Three Triangles on One Table Imagine three manuscripts resting on a wooden desk in uneven light.All bear the same name: Le Livre Triangulaire du Comte de Saint-Germain.Yet none is quite the same book.One gleams in red and gold triangles—MS 209 from the Manly […]
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The Most Holy Trinosophia (of the Comte De St. Germain)
Author: St Germain, Le Comte De A fascinating book attributed to the infamous Count Saint Germain himself, this completely allegorical story is a symbolic explanation of the Philosophers Stone and it’s creation. It reads like one big beautiful multifaceted riddle. My copy includes small reproductions of symbolic images that accompany each chapter of the book. […]
Author: Isabel Cooper-Oakley This is a most complete and excellent telling of the life of Count Saint Germain. Many private letters and documents are quoted to talk about the Count from the perpective of others who knew and interacted with him. These quotes serve to solidify his existence as a real person in Europe’s history […]