I know some of you are wondering just who I am. Thank you for your curiosity. I am smiling as I write this, for although I am quite old--approximately 2,000 years if stories about me are to be believed--I have retained my God-given sense of humor.

Perhaps I should tell you what others have said of me and let you decide for yourselves which are truths and which are fables.

It has been said that I lived in the 18th Century. That much can be verified. I did live in that era, and although I did not make the basic history books I was mentioned frequently in notes, letters, newspaper items and memoirs by famous persons of the time.

I was a friend and advisor to Louis XV of France, and counseled Madame Pompadour with regard to her personal toilette. It was even said of me that I presented the lady with an amazing elixir which allowed her to retain her youthful beauty well into a certain age. Did I? A gentleman does not divulge a lady's beauty secrets...no more than the lady herself would. (a smile and a wink!)

I am a musician, and a number of my compositions can be found at the British Library. When you return to the main page you will hear the one most well-known in this century.

Saint-Germain is not my real name, but is probably the best-known of my many aliases. And I am certainly no saint, though at times I must force myself to have the patience of one! (small smile) As a Master--that is another word for teacher--I find some of my students a bit slow to learn; not because they are lacking in wits, but because they do not listen to what life is trying to teach them. But I digress--that is another subject, which I'll no doubt reopen and expand on in time.

Am I immortal? A good question, which I shall promptly answer: If the good Lord, Creator of the Universe, is immortal, then I, and all His creations, shall live eternally. For we are all one in Him as He is in each of us.

I enjoy the reputation I have earned as an enigma. (enigmatic smile) Therefore, I shall not attempt to shatter the image by revealing my true self. Suffice it to say I am a man and I live, and attempt to assist those who ask for help in their daily lives as well as in their times of crisis. Let me call myself an emissary of God, for I do His work between the Earth Plane and the Higher Levels, as do many others like me. Some might even call me an Angel. (big smile)