The Count Saint-Germain is said to have lived for centuries. “A man who knows everything and never dies,” Voltaire said about him.
Most researchers believe that Saint-Germain was born in the 1600s, but some argue that the first evidence of him dates back to the time of Christ!
It seemed that he constantly appears in the history of mankind and never looks older than 45 years.
Casanova, Madame de Pampadour and George Washington stated that they met with him and spent many hours talking.
Annie Besant, an author infatuated with the personality of Saint Germain, tried to trace his origins. She was firmly convinced that the Count was the son of Francis Rákóczi II, Prince of Transylvania.
Immortal life
The count claimed that he had discovered the secret of eternal life.
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He achieved worldwide fame status between 1740 and 1780. Saint Germain traveled all over Europe and did not seem to age a day!
The count was talented in many areas of life - he composed music, spoke many languages, was a skilled diplomat, knew how to predict the future and was seriously engaged in alchemy.
Moving to a new city, the first thing he did was buy a building and equip an alchemical laboratory in it. Saint Germain had no bank accounts, but he never felt the need for money.
The count easily made friends wherever he was. At social events, he never ate a piece, but he often drank some kind of special tea.
He is said to have had strong connections among Masons, Rosicrucians, Knights of Light, Illuminati and Templar.
Immortal?
According to contemporaries, the count died in 1784. But less than a year later, he was spotted in Germany with aspiring hypnotist Franz Anton Mesmer. Mesmer's friends insisted that the Count returned to teach Franz hypnosis with elements of the dark arts.
In 1789, the Countess d'Adhemre announced a meeting with the count after the capture of the Bastille. In this conversation, the count predicted the future of France with frightening accuracy.
The countess also assured that from 1789 to 1820 she met this strange character more than once. And he still looked 45 years old!
Who is Richard Chanfry?
In the 1970s, a man named Richard Chanfry made a claim that he was the mysterious Comte de Saint-Germain. The press immediately picked up his story and he became a frequent guest on numerous talk shows.
However, for some reason, Richard Chanfry committed suicide in Saint-Tropez in 1983. But his body was never found - only a suicide note from the man himself.
Who was Saint Germain really? It is possible that over time, he was credited with many abilities that he might not have. But the story about the mysterious graph, who discovered the secret of immortality, will interest people for a long time.
