And found "Prince Ragoczy of Transylvania-The Comte de Saint Germain there.
When I put this into Google I tried to quote the page from the Philosophic Research Society in Los Angeles. What is interesting to me since I was raised as a child as an I AM student was that MR. Guy W. Ballard who wrote "Unveiled Mysteries" and "The Magic Presence" passed away near Griffith Park Observatory which is also not far from the Philosophical Research Society in 1939. Likely Mr. Ballard knew Manly P. Hall who started the Philosophical Research Society as well.
The Comte de St. Germain: Chapter I. Mystic and Philosopher
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The Comte de St. Germain, by Isabel Cooper-Oakley [1912], full text etext at ... here, and that he was the son of Prince Ragoczy 2 of Transylvania by his first wife| Visual Search results | Powered by FB Skins [x] |
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The Comte de St. Germain: The Secret of Kings
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Prince Ragoczy of Transylvania – the Comte de St.-Germain
October 27, 2010 By
The great mysterious adept who termed
himself the Comte de St.-Germain is generally supposed to
have been born in 1710, but while the church
register at Eckernforde contains a record of his death in 1784, he was
seen upon several occasions subsequent to that
date, having attended a Masonic conference in 1785 and in
Venice in 1788. The last historical mention
St.-Germain was in 1822, at which time he was on the
eve of embarking for India.
ISBN: 0-89314-556-4 | 11" x 17"
ISBN: 0-89314-556-4 | 11" x 17"
Prince Ragoczy of Transylvania – the Comte de St.-Germain
October 27, 2010 By
The great mysterious adept who termed
himself the Comte de St.-Germain is generally supposed to
have been born in 1710, but while the church
register at Eckernforde contains a record of his death in 1784, he was
seen upon several occasions subsequent to that
date, having attended a Masonic conference in 1785 and in
Venice in 1788. The last historical mention
St.-Germain was in 1822, at which time he was on the
eve of embarking for India.
ISBN: 0-89314-556-4 | 11" x 17"
ISBN: 0-89314-556-4 | 11" x 17"
Prince Ragoczy of Transylvania – the Comte de St.-Germain
October 27, 2010 By
The great mysterious adept who termed
himself the Comte de St.-Germain is generally supposed to
have been born in 1710, but while the church
register at Eckernforde contains a record of his death in 1784, he was
seen upon several occasions subsequent to that
date, having attended a Masonic conference in 1785 and in
Venice in 1788. The last historical mention
St.-Germain was in 1822, at which time he was on the
eve of embarking for India.
ISBN: 0-89314-556-4 | 11" x 17"
ISBN: 0-89314-556-4 | 11" x 17"
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