Throughout history, certain names resurface, bringing with them tales of mystery, alchemy, and esoterica. One such name is that of Saint Germain. The Count of Saint Germain, an 18th-century European aristocrat, who Voltaire called ‘The Wonderman of Europe”, and Prince Charles of Hesse-Kassel is recorded as having called him “one of the greatest philosophers who ever lived” His exploits ranged from music and painting to diplomacy. Still, his alleged mastery over alchemy and immortality etched his name into legend1.
Fast forward to the present, and a voice emerges from the shadows, echoing the teachings of the master. Fortune de Saint Germain, introduced to many through the Crrow777 Radio Podcast, submits himself as a direct descendant of the famed Count. While some may be rightfully skeptical, the gravitas in his voice, his expansive knowledge, and the tales of inherited treasures – including the philosopher’s stone in the form of a red diamond and a once-flawed gem perfected for King Louis are captivating.
Alchemy, the mystical predecessor to modern chemistry, revolves around the transmutation of base metals into gold. More spiritually-inclined alchemists regard the practice as a metaphor for personal transformation and enlightenment2.
The Count was said to possess the philosopher’s stone, a substance purportedly capable of turning any metal into pure gold. Moreover, legends assert that he had discovered the elixir of life, granting him undying youth1.
Fortune de Saint Germain carries this torch of knowledge into the present day. Instead of hawking physical gold, he speaks of a more profound alchemy – that of the soul. His teachings, which reflect many traditional spiritual alchemical practices, resonate with a depth and authenticity that few contemporary speakers possess. Stories of his years as an educator further underscore his wisdom, as do testimonials from figures like Crrow777, who speak of Fortune’s uncanny ability to elucidate mysteries with just a few well-chosen words.
Beyond the spoken teachings and the association with the Count, there exists a tangible connection to Fortune de Saint Germain: a book bearing his name titled “The 12 Divine Virtues.” Available on Amazon, this tome delves deep into what is described as the very ‘Heart of God.’ Each virtue is not just complemented by one, but often several, profound prayers. These prayers are succinct, deeply resonating, and designed for meditative reflection. The book also provides intricate details: the corresponding chakra for each virtue, its opposites, the archangel representing it, a list of its esteemed masters, and its designated Hierarch. While much about Fortune remains veiled in mystery, this book unveils a structured and profound insight into the spiritual cosmos he beckons us to explore.
So, who is this Fortune de Saint Germain? An elderly sage with ties to an age-old legacy? (BTW, Crrow says he looks younger than him) Or a modern master who stands as a testament to the timelessness of true wisdom? While many may never fully grasp the extent of his connection to the Count of Saint Germain, one thing is clear: his voice, teachings, and insights are a beacon for those searching for deeper understanding in today’s tumultuous world.
The seekers and the curious will both find Fortune, and the tales of the Count offer a tantalizing challenge: to explore, to question, and perhaps, to undergo a transformation of their own.