And yet I ask you, is not an alien force already among us?

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the show.

I'm very excited to have this guest here today to talk about a subject.

I can tell they have researched extensively.

The guest is Nicholas St. Germain.

Nicholas, thank you for coming on.

Yeah, glad to be here.

Yeah, absolutely. And I already like where we were going with the conversation,

talking about Paracelsus and Nicholas Flamele and some of these legendary alchemists.

I know today we're going to talk about Count St. Germain today.

And before I get too far ahead here, I know you have a book published, but also you could tell everyone about yourself some if you would like or start anywhere you would like.

Yeah. Thank you. I say we start with the Count of St. Germain and go from there.

Sure.

Now, I think in the broadest of strokes, people who have heard something about the Count of St. Germain

probably know that somewhere in a not too distant past, a couple of centuries ago, there was this person.

A European by the name of Count of St. Germain, and he had some legendary attributes.

So he was thought to be very long-lived, perhaps immortal.

He was extraordinary wealthy, even though he was not clearly noble and he was not employed with a specific trade that people could identify.

And he was eccentric, unusual, or just strange depending on how you want to frame it.

So that's the broadest of strokes. And now we can kind of start to fill in some of the details.

So got this European man, he's very likely of noble descent because at that time, you couldn't really hobnob

with the kings and the queens of the societies without being royal yourself in some ways.

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