Masters in the New Energy

About Adamus Saint-Germain

Saint-Germain (also sometimes referred to as Master Rakoczi) is a spiritual Master of the Ancient Wisdom credited with mystical powers and longevity. He is also identified with the real life person known as the Count of St. Germain (1710–1784) who lived throughout Europe in the 18th century and was active in many of the Mystery Schools of the time. He adopted his name as a French version of the Latin “Sanctus Germanus,” meaning “Holy Brother.” Saint-Germain teaches that the highest alchemy is the transformation of one’s human consciousness into the divinity of the Higher Self. 

Over the years, much has been written and many stories told of this intriguing, somewhat enigmatic figure in history. He is a remarkable being who has manifested in many lifetimes and identities on Earth. In his lifetime as St. Germain, he was born in an area now known as Spain to a Jewish Portuguese father and a mother of royal Spanish lineage. He traveled throughout Europe counseling kings and other royalty, and was known as a great alchemist – a great mover of energy. 

In 2005 Saint-Germain came to the Crimson Circle organization as a guest of Tobias, another Ascended Master, channeled by Geoffrey Hoppe. After Tobias’ reincarnation to the physical realms in July 2009, Saint-Germain took over his teaching and guidance role with the Crimson Circle. In his work with the Crimson Circle, he refers to himself as Adamus Saint-Germain in order to differentiate his contemporary teachings related to embodied ascension from his previous work and previous channelers. Adamus is a unique facet of Saint-Germain’s oversoul. His style is provocative, entertaining and deeply insightful. His passion is to assist those who have clearly chosen embodied enlightenment in this lifetime, yet are faced with the myriad distractions and doubts that stem from today’s intense mental focus and programming coupled with the density of mass consciousness.