Did Count Saint Germain Live Hundreds of Years? | Megan SolarGlow Dowsing Rods

St. Germaine: Historical and Spiritual Perspectives

Introduction to St. Germaine

• St. Germaine is often considered a figure who embodies multiple historical incarnations, with claims linking him to various personas including Medatron.

• In his life in France, he was perceived as a socialite and possibly a con man, claiming to have discovered the philosopher's stone, which is associated with both alchemy and immortality.

Claims of Incarnations

• Guy Ballard was the first person to report an encounter with St. Germaine on Mount Shasta; he later appeared in New Orleans under the name Jacques St. Germaine, where rumors labeled him a vampire.

• The discussion revolves around whether St. Germaine could be seen as everyone in history due to various spiritual teachings that suggest he has many incarnations.

Insights from Megan

• Megan expresses excitement about exploring these claims further, having previously discussed Archangel Michael in their last session.

• At the upcoming Conscious Life Expo, she will participate in lectures and Q&A sessions where attendees can ask questions about spiritual topics.

Energy Perception of St. Germaine

• During the session, Megan uses dowsing rods to connect with St. Germaine's energy, describing it as distinctly "blue" and alien-like.

• Despite this alien vibe perception, there seems to be reluctance from St. Germaine regarding such associations due to negative connotations.

Oversoul Theory Discussion

• The conversation shifts towards the concept of oversouls; Megan suggests that while Medatron and St. Germaine share similarities (like being "brothers"), they are distinct entities.

• There’s speculation about Enoch's transformation into Medatron within Kabbalistic teachings; however, both Enoch and Medatron are viewed as separate entities rather than one transforming into another.

Merlin Connection

• A significant claim is that some believe St. Germaine is also Merlin; however, this does not resonate with either speaker.

• They discuss how all these figures may belong to a closely linked oversoul but maintain individual identities despite their influential roles throughout history.

This structured summary captures key discussions surrounding the enigmatic figure of St. Germaine while providing timestamps for easy reference back to specific parts of the transcript for deeper exploration or clarification on particular points raised during the conversation.

Exploring the Nature of Alien Souls and Historical Figures

The Concept of Alien Souls

• Discussion on the term "alien" in relation to souls, suggesting it refers to a foreign essence rather than a physical being.

• Emphasis on grounding in one's incarnation, indicating that when souls come to Earth, they typically connect deeply with the planet.

• Mention of mantid-like energies as significant but not entirely fitting within traditional insect definitions; these energies are described as large yet not physically imposing.

St. Germaine's Historical Context

• Inquiry into whether St. Germaine was Thoth from Egyptian times; response indicates a lack of connection between the two figures.

• Reference to teachings claiming St. Germaine was an Atlantean priest 13,000 years ago, which is acknowledged as true but not widely recognized.

• Clarification that while there are claims about his role in a violet flame temple 50,000 years ago, the name may be misleading regarding its actual color.

The Violet Flame and Mount Shasta

• Explanation that the violet flame associated with Mount Shasta originated from an ancient temple and was brought there by someone else.

• Introduction of Guy Ballard who claimed St. Germaine appeared to him at Mount Shasta, leading to the I AM movement in the 1930s.

• Confirmation that Ballard's experience involved a clear apparition of St. Germaine.

Claims About St. Germaine's Incarnations

• Discussion about claims from Summit Lighthouse stating he ruled a golden city in the Sahara 70,000 years ago; clarification reveals he was more influential than ruling.

• Exploration into why historical accounts predominantly depict him as male; reasons include personal preference and societal biases against female incarnations.

Notable Historical Figures Linked to St. Germaine

• Mention that he has had some female lives but they were unremarkable compared to his male incarnations; resistance towards female roles noted.

• Examination of claims linking him to Joseph (husband of Mary), which feels inaccurate or obscure based on energy readings.

• Acknowledgment that he may have been a walk-in for Samuel from the Old Testament during critical events without long-term presence.

Philosophical Connections

• Reference to Dolores Cannon’s work suggesting many influential historical figures were walk-ins during their notable periods.

• Claiming he might have been Plato; acknowledgment includes feelings of inadequacy despite Plato's esteemed reputation as a philosopher.

This structured summary captures key discussions around alien souls and various historical identities attributed to St. Germaine while providing timestamps for easy reference back to specific parts of the transcript.

Exploring the Mystique of St. Germaine

Historical Claims and Misattributions

• Discussion on St. Germaine's potential connections to historical figures, including Plato's student Proclus, though it is clarified that he was not directly linked.

• Mention of Rudolph Steiner's claim that St. Germaine was Christian Rosenkreuz, the founder of Rosicrucianism, highlighting his influential role in spiritual history.

• The widespread belief that St. Germaine was Sir Francis Bacon, with a debate on whether Bacon authored Shakespeare’s works; it's noted he contributed but did not write them entirely.

• Clarification that claims linking St. Germaine to Christopher Columbus are unfounded; he is described as an ordinary individual rather than a deity.

• Inquiry into whether figures associated with St. Germaine are literal incarnations or archetypes; the response indicates they are mostly actual incarnations.

Life and Lore of Count of St. Germaine

• Reference to a 1745 incident where someone claimed to be Count of St. Germaine after channeling him; this individual was not actually him but had frequent communications with him.

• Confirmation that during his life in 1758 in Versailles, he was indeed a socialite, which ties into vampire lore regarding longevity and agelessness.

• Introduction of Jacques St. Germaine in New Orleans' vampire lore; people believed he lived for centuries without aging and had connections to vampirism.

• Explanation that the "vampire" association relates more to energy consumption rather than blood-drinking practices prevalent at the time.

• Discussion on how perceptions evolved from blood-sucking in France to energy absorption in New Orleans over time.

Philosophical Concepts and Legacy

• Exploration of the philosopher's stone concept attributed to St. Germaine during his socialite life; interpretations include both material wealth (turning things into gold) and spiritual enlightenment (elixir of life).

Exploring Past Lives and Mystical Abilities

Claims of Transformation and Telekinesis

• The discussion begins with a reference to a quartz crystal and an everyday rock, hinting at the subject's ability to manipulate materials.

• It is claimed that he could transform flawed diamonds or combine smaller ones into larger ones, showcasing advanced telekinetic abilities.

• The individual sought notoriety and power in his lifetime in Versailles, using claims of supernatural abilities to instill fear among peers.

Encounters and Historical Context

• A Venetian countess recognized him from 50 years prior, noting his unchanged appearance while she aged significantly, confirming his mystical longevity.

• He asserted he had lived through biblical times and experienced remote viewing or astral projection related to events involving Jesus.

Involvement in Major Historical Events

• There are claims that he assisted Catherine the Great in her rise to power but felt it should have been his own achievement.

• He reportedly attended the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, delivering a speech before disappearing; this event was confirmed as physical rather than just remote viewing.

Deceptive Death and Political Intrigue

• His supposed death in January 1784 was staged; he faked his funeral to avoid scrutiny while still being alive.

• Some attendees suspected the funeral was fake, yet no one questioned it openly.

Connections to Revolutions and Later Appearances

• He attempted to advise Marie Antoinette on avoiding revolution but was ignored, which contributed to unrest leading up to the French Revolution.

• After disappearing for decades, he reappeared in various locations including England and India during the 1820s before vanishing again for 82 years.

This structured summary captures key insights from the transcript regarding past lives, mystical abilities, historical encounters, political intrigue surrounding revolutions, and deceptive practices related to life events.

Exploring the Mystique of St. Germaine

The Nature of St. Germaine's Existence

• The speaker expresses uncertainty about the reality of St. Germaine's existence, noting his strong presence in historical contexts, particularly around the late 1800s.

• There is a discussion on St. Germaine's ability to manifest as an apparition, with claims that he appears very realistically and can interact physically with environments.

Influence and Legacy

• The conversation touches on how St. Germaine continues to influence spiritual teachings and channelings, acting as a guide for many individuals.

• His connection to major religious institutions like the Christian or Catholic Church is highlighted, suggesting an ongoing legacy that he seems hesitant to fully embrace.

Name Significance and Evolution

• A question arises regarding why he chose the name "St. Germaine" after having multiple names throughout history; it relates to a translation significance at that time.

• It’s noted that previous names were not seen as important for continuity until this particular choice was made.

Energy Dynamics and Soul Evolution

• Discussion reveals mixed feelings from St. Germaine about his past vampiric energy use; now interactions are more reciprocal rather than exploitative.

• Insights into his soul evolution indicate a desire for notoriety akin to deities but acknowledges missteps in achieving this goal.

Future Pathways and Spiritual Understanding

• The speaker reflects on different paths souls may take post-life, distinguishing between archangels, ascended masters, and other forms of spiritual existence.

• There's speculation about how energies eventually return to a collective consciousness for rebirth cycles while acknowledging uncertainty about what lies ahead in this process.

Complexity of Spiritual Beings

• The dialogue emphasizes that understanding certain spiritual entities like St. Germaine requires navigating complex nuances beyond simple categorizations of good or evil.

• Acknowledgment is made regarding the limitations of human comprehension when it comes to higher spiritual concepts; clarity may emerge over time as perspectives evolve.

This structured summary captures key discussions surrounding St. Germaine's identity, influence, energy dynamics, and future pathways within spirituality while providing timestamps for easy reference back to specific parts of the transcript.

Understanding Nuance in Healing and Connection

The Journey of Self-Healing

• Discussion on the importance of understanding nuance in self-healing and humanity, emphasizing that two conflicting truths can coexist.

• Reference to St. Germaine's presence during this transformative time, highlighting the uniqueness and excitement of the current era.

Navigating Change

• Acknowledgment that many people's lives have been disrupted recently, suggesting a collective adaptation to ongoing changes.

• Emphasis on going with the flow and recognizing that reality extends beyond what is visible.

Connecting with Universal Energy

• St. Germaine encourages individuals to connect more deeply with the universe through their crown chakra, which is essential for tapping into collective consciousness.

• Personal anecdote about a past Reiki healing experience where connecting to source energy was emphasized as crucial for well-being.

Trusting the Universe

• The speaker shares their evolved perspective on trusting the universe without needing specific visualizations or methods.

• Mention of using tools like the Monroe app for frequency meditation as a way to enhance spiritual connection.

Insights from Higher Realms

• Description of an experience exploring different belief systems in the afterlife, revealing how individual beliefs shape one's posthumous existence.

• Observations about various afterlife realms corresponding to different cultural beliefs, including those who remain tied to specific ideologies.

The Nature of Memory and Existence

• Inquiry into whether souls holding onto certain historical spaces affect our collective memory; pondering if memories dissipate when not actively held by consciousness.

• Reflection on potential sadness associated with forgotten histories and how it may impact our understanding of existence over time.

St. Germaine's Presence in Afterlife Spaces

• Description of St. Germaine's preferred space in the afterlife—a sunny hill under an apple tree—evoking imagery reminiscent of paradise-like settings.

Connection to Oversouls and Spiritual Guides

Overview of St. Germaine's Oversoul

• The St. Germaine consciousness is described as physically smaller compared to other oversouls, such as Archangel Michael, which is noted to be huge.

• Many souls connect with the St. Germaine oversoul, though it is less recognized than Archangel Michael, who has a broader appeal and recognition among people.

Multiple Connections to Oversouls

• Individuals may feel connected to multiple oversouls; for instance, someone linked to St. Germaine could also resonate with Mary Magdalene.

• This connection might resemble a spirit guide relationship where guides represent higher aspects of oneself.

Fluidity of Spiritual Guidance

• The concept of oversouls appears fluid; individuals can have different guides at various life stages or even "fire" them if they no longer resonate.

• A personal anecdote illustrates this idea: a client received guidance from Quan Yin during pregnancy for maternal support.

Cultural Interconnections

• There’s an intriguing connection between Quan Yin and St. Germaine at Mount Shasta, despite their cultural origins being distinct (Quan Yin being Chinese).

• The discussion highlights how deities from different cultures often do not cross-pollinate but are both associated with Mount Shasta.

Relationships Among Entities

• St. Germaine and Quan Yin share a close friendship-like bond, indicating mutual respect and fondness.

• While there are Lumerian descendants in Telos who interact with St. Germaine out of necessity rather than desire, suggesting complex dynamics among spiritual entities.

UFO Activity and Entity Relations

Interaction with Extraterrestrial Beings

• There is significant UFO activity reported around Mount Shasta; specifically, interactions involving gray aliens are mentioned.

• The mantis beings reportedly oversee the grays through a regulatory contract that ensures boundaries are respected in their interactions on Earth.

Contracts and Communication Challenges

• Mantis beings maintain a slight dislike for grays but still engage due to their contractual obligations; this reflects the complexity of interspecies relationships.

• The existence of these contracts explains why there isn't more resistance against gray aliens visiting Earth.

Historical Claims about St. Germaine

Immortal Claims on Television

• In 1972, Richard Chanfrey claimed on French TV to be immortal and identified himself as St. Germaine; however, he was not incarnated but received assistance from the actual entity.

Nature of Assistance from St. Germaine

• While generally willing to help humans seeking his guidance, St. Germaine has specific moral boundaries—he does not assist those involved in murder or extreme negativity due to communication difficulties at lower vibrational frequencies.

Discussion on Ascended Masters and Spiritual Entities

Insights on St. Germaine and Ascended Masters

• The term "ascended master" was popularized by Helena Blavatsky through her communications with St. Germaine, highlighting his significant role in spiritual discourse.

• St. Germaine's communication style is noted to be very humanlike compared to other entities, which adds a unique dimension to his interactions.

Conversations with Other Entities

• The speaker shares humorous experiences communicating with Archangel Michael and Lucifer, indicating that different entities have distinct personalities; Lucifer is described as "spicy."

• There’s an acknowledgment of the complex narratives surrounding Lucifer, suggesting that societal perceptions may hinder his spiritual evolution.

Egregores and Their Influence

• The discussion touches on the concept of egregores—collective thought forms—that can significantly impact spiritual beings like Lucifer, emphasizing the power of collective beliefs.

Upcoming Events and Personal Connections

• Excitement is expressed about attending the Conscious Life Expo, where personal connections will be made, including meeting a friend who channels mantises.

Booking Sessions and Engagement

• Information is provided on how to book one-on-one sessions via the website solarglowmeditations.com or social media platforms for further engagement with the speaker.

Conclusion of Episode

• The host encourages viewers to subscribe for more long-form content related to spirituality and consciousness discussions available every Tuesday night.