Theos-Talk Archives (November 2006 Message tt01241)

John de Santis, 


Thanks a lot. 


St. Germain was one of the great occultists in the last few centuries, and I have a feeling that he had a presence in the 18th century somewhat similar to HPB's presence in the following end-of-century. 

Both are called charlatans even today.  

So HPB is not alone -- she is well-accompanied by Giordano Bruno, Cardinal De Cusa, Socrates, Seneca and every other Messenger.


Regards,  Carlos. 



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Data:Sun, 26 Nov 2006 10:01:33 -0600

Assunto:Theos-World "GREAT THEOSOPHISTS: THE COUNT DE ST. GERMAIN"

> "GREAT THEOSOPHISTS: THE COUNT DE ST. GERMAIN"
> 
> Since "St. Germain" is spoken of in some of the conversations, I hope
> that many readers, especially newcomers to theosophy, will find this
> 157th article in the 166-article "Setting the Stage" Introductory book
> on my WisdomWorld.org web site, taken from THEOSOPHY magazine, to be
> very informative and useful, and will maybe add some worthwhile ideas to
> some of the current conversations going on here. It's the 28th article
> in the 29-part "Great Theosophists" series that runs from article number
> 130 to 158 in the book, and is entitled "The Count de St. Germain". This
> is the direct link to the article:
> http://www.wisdomworld.org/setting/germain.html
> 
> You might also want to read the whole series, or just some of the other
> articles in it. Why? Because this series basically paints a specific
> picture by telling a clear and provable story of relationship between
> Theosophy and mostly western civilization for the last few thousand
> years -- but mostly for the last 2,000 years, the Christian era. This is
> a series that no one should miss. The link to the index page where you
> can see the titles of all 166 articles in the book is below these 29
> numbered titles to the series (as said, "The Count de St. Germain"
> article is number 157). After you click on the below link just scroll
> down the page to get to the "Great Theosophists" series. These are the
> numbered titles that you will see to all 29 articles in the series; each
> one will be a link once you get to the index page:
> 
> (130) Series Introduction & Thomas Paine
> (131) Jesus, the Christ (Part 1 of 2)
> (132) Jesus, the Christ (Part 2 of 2)
> (133) Apollonius of Tyana
> (134) First Century Christianity
> (135) The Gnostics
> (136) Gnostic Theosophy
> (137) Alexandria and Her Schools
> (138) Ammonius Saccas
> (139) Plotinus
> (140) Iamblichus: The Egyptian Mysteries
> (141) Hypatia: The Last of the Neoplatonists
> (142) The Kabala and the Kabalists
> (143) Alchemy and the Alchemists
> (144) The Light of the Dark Ages
> (145) The Druzes of Mount Lebanon
> (146) Roger Bacon
> (147) The Theosophical Renaissance
> (148) The Neoplatonic Revival
> (149) Paracelsus: Philosopher
> (150) Paracelsus: Physician
> (151) The Rosicrucians
> (152) Giordano Bruno
> (153) Jacob Boehme
> (154) Anton Mesmer
> (155) Louis Claude De Saint-Martin
> (156) Cagliostro
> (157) The Count de St. Germain
> (158) Thomas Paine
> 
> OK, this is the link to the index page where
> you can scroll down to get to the series :
> http://www.wisdomworld.org/setting.html
> 
> Dear newcomers to Theosophy:
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> I sincerely do hope that my web site offers
> a well-rounded overall view of Theosophy and
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> These are the 3 Index pages on my Theosophical
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> http://www.wisdomworld.org/setting.html
> http://www.wisdomworld.org/additional/index.html
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> And this is the link to what I very personally
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