Subject: Columbus And St. Germain.  Part 2 of 2. 
Oct. 11, 2011.

  This mentions the past lives of St. Germain.

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  b.. D-vine Ray & Sacred Fire
    a.. Seventh Ray
    b.. Violet Flame
  c.. Retreats and Focuses
    a.. Rakoczy Mansion in Romania
    b.. Cave of Symbols in Table Mountain, Wyoming, U.S.A.
    c.. Focus in the Golden Etheric City over the Sahara
  d.. Music Keynotes
    a.. Strauss waltzes
  e.. Previous embodiments
    a.. Ruler of a Golden A-e civilization in the area of the Sahara Desert
 70,000 years ago
    b.. High priest on Atlantis approximately 13,000 years ago, serving in
the Order of L-rd Zadkiel in the Temple of Purification, located where the
island of Cuba is now located
    c.. Prophet Samuel, 11th century B.C. R-ligious leader in Israel who
served as prophet, priest, and last of the Hebrew judges
    d.. Hesiod, circa 700 B.C., Greece. Poet whose writings serve as a
major source for knowledge of Greek mythology and cosmology
    e.. Plato, 427 - 347 B.C., Greece. He studied with students of
Pythagoras in Crotona and scholars in Egypt. He established his own
school of philosophy at the Academy in Athens.
    f.. S-int Joseph, 1st century A.D., Nazareth. Husband of M-ry and
Guardian of Je--s
    g.. Saint Alban, late 3rd or early 4th century A.D., town of Verulamium,
renamed St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. He was the first martyr in
England. He had sheltered a fugitive priest, became a devout convert
to Chr-stianity, and was put to de-th for disguising himself as the priest
so he could die in his place.
    h.. Merlin, England. Seventy years after his embodiment as Alban, he
returned as Merlin. He assisted King Arthur at Camelot and inspired
the establishment of the Order of the Knights of the Round Table.
    i.. Proclus, circa 410 - 485 A.D., Greece. The last major Greek
Neoplatonic philosopher, who headed the Platonic Academy in Athens
and wrote extensively on philosophy, astronomy, mathematics, and
grammar
    j.. Roger Bacon, circa 1220 - 1292 A.D., England. Philosopher,
educational reformer, and experimental scientist; forerunner of
modern science renowned for his exhaustive investigations into
alchemy, optics, mathematics, and languages
    k.. Organizer behind the scenes for the S-cret Societies in
Germany in the late 14th and early 15th centuries A.D. The creation
of a fictional character named "Chris-ian Rosenkreuz" was apparently
inspired by his efforts.

    l.. Christopher Columbus, 1451 - 1506 A.D. Believed to have been
born in Genoa, Italy and settled in Portugal. Discovered America in
1492 during first of four voyages to the New World sponsored by
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain
    m.. Francis Bacon, 1561 - 1626 A.D., England. Philosopher, statesman,
essayist and literary master, author of the Shakespearean plays,
father of inductive science and herald of the scientific r-volution.
      a.. Francis Bacon made it appear that he died on E-ster Sunday,
April 9, 1626, and he even attended his own "funeral" in disguise.
Francis crossed the English Channel, and se-retly traveled in
disguise after 1626 through various areas of Europe with the
assistance of the Brotherhood of Light.
He continued to write under pseudonyms, as he had done before 1626,
continuing to write as late as 1670 using the pseudonym "Comte De
Gabalis" to write a treatise about the Pranic Life Forces of Nature.
      b.. He traveled secr-tly to Transylvania (now part of Romania)
to the Rakoczy (RAkczi) Mansion, where he continued preparations
for his physical Resurrection and Ascension under the direct
training of the Mas-er R (Great Div-ne Director). He had i-carnated
in that area a number of times in previous lifetimes and felt
particularly at home there. Since Francis Bacon was sighted in the
area at various times over the following decades, some local people
speculated that he might be a member of the Rakoczy family
(possibly related to Prince Ferenc Rakoczy II of Transylvania). Not
wanting to leave humanity in the physical octave without His direct
visible assistance, Francis asked the Karmic Board for a special
Dispensation to allow Him to function publicly in a physical tangible
Resurrection Body among embodied mankind. He was granted this
request, and on May 1, 1684 Francis I-lumined and Raised his lower
bodies, with full C-rist Mastery of the Forces of Nature - thereafter
functioning in his Resurrected Body.
      c.. Francis became the "Wonderman of Europe" in the 1700s A.D.,
working with embodied individuals in Europe, England, and America
to further the Cause of Freedom and the Advancement of Learning.
He used various pseudonyms such as Count Saint Germain, Marquis
de Montferrat, Comte Bellamarre of Aymar at Venice, Chevalier
Schoening at Pisa, Chevaller Weldon at Milan and Leipzig, Comte
Soltikoff at Genoa and Leghor, Graf Tzarogy at Dresden, and Comte
de St. Germain at Paris, the Hague, London, and St. Petersburg. He
developed a reputation of being an outstanding alchemist, scholar,
linguist, musician, artist and diplomat. He worked behind the scenes
to try to establish a U-ited States of Europe and to prevent the
bl-odshed of violent revo-ution. His powers included bilocation,
appearing at court and then dissolving his form at will, removing
flaws from diamonds and other precious stones, and precipitating
an elixir that prevented aging. He was also ambidextrous and could
compose simultaneously a letter with one hand and poetry with the
other, or two identical pieces of writing with each hand. He visited
Marie Antoinette and her intimate friend, Madame d'Adhmar, who
later wrote the story of his abilities as an Adept, and that he had
warned of the coming debacle and dea-h of the king and queen. He
also worked behind the scenes with George Washington and
Benjamin Franklin to establish the Un-ted States of America.
      d.. In 1790 Francis confided to his Austrian friend, Franz Graeffer,
that after traveling to Constantinople and then on to England, he
would be going to "rest" in "the region of the Himalayas". By 1875,
he completed his Ascension, and was now known as the Ascended
Ma-ter Saint Germain. Soon after his Ascension, the Office of
Chohan of the Seventh Ray was transfered to him from Kwan Yin.
Saint Germain is now known as "The G-d of Freedom" for the Earth
and, since May 1, 1954, the Hierarch for the "Dawning Golden Ag-"
in this current Aquarian A-e cycle. The name "Saint Germain" is
the name that Francis Bacon chose as his Ascended Mas-er name
upon his physical Ascension. It comes from the Latin Sanctus
Germanus, meaning "H-ly Brother".
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Part 2 of 2.

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