Сен-Мартен, Луи Клод де

Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin AKA le philosophe inconnu (The Unknown, or Nameless Philosopher) France 1743 – 1803 Teachers: Martinez de Pasqually; Jean-Baptiste Willermoz who created the chivalric system degrees for Martinism; Jakob Bohme; Emanuel Swedenborg ; Franz Anton Mesmer; Marquis de Puysegur of the Societe de Harmonic; Johannes Valentinus Andreae; Valentin Weigel; Jacques Abbadi; Nicholas Malebranche; Students: Bacon de Chivalerie; Abbe Pierre Fournié; Sebastien Las Casas; Papus; Augustin Chaboseau; Saint-Yves d'Alveydre; Bernard-Raymond Fabre-Palaprat; Ivan Vladimirovich Lopukhin; Nikolay Novikov; Tsar Nicholas II of Russia; Henri Viscount Delaage; influenced Berenger Sauniere; Jean-Luc Chaumeil; Pierre Plantard; Philippe, Marquis de Cherisey; Gerard de Sede; Noel Corbu; Lynn Pickett; Clive Prince; Louis de Fur; Dan Brown; Deidat Roche; Napolean Peyrat; Maurice Magre; Otto Rahn; Zam Bhotiva; Ivan Cooke; Michael Baigent; Henry Lincoln; Richard Leigh; Edward Burton Penny; A.E. Waite; Andre Tanner; Robert Ambelain; Albert Lantoine; Gérard Van Rijnberk; Carl William Hansen (AKA Ben Kadosh)of Denmark; Baron Alphonse Wallen; Joanny Bricaud AKA Jean Bricaud; Grunddal Sjallung (1895-1976) ; Eduardo Frosini; Friends: Niklaus Anton Kirchberger, Baron de Liebistorf; Organizations: Freemasonry; Martinist Order; The Elus Cohens aka (l'Ordre de Chevaliers Maçons Élus Coëns de l'Univers ), Rectified Scottish Rite or Chevaliers Bienfaisants de la Cité-Sainte and mystical Martinism, all interrelated; "Order of Unknown Philosophers; often identified as part of the Great White Brotherhood Author: Wisdom’s Instruction; Man: His true nature & ministry; Theosophic Correspondence between Saint-Martin and Baron von Kirchberger; Eighty Aphorisms and Maxims; The Red Book (his notebook); Ten Prayers; Stanzas on the Origin and Destiny of Man; Five Christian Principles; Des erreurs et de la verte, ou les hommes rappeles au principe universal de la science aka of the Errors and of the Truth, or Men recalled to the Principle of Science, 1775; Of the Spirit of Things; translated le Tableau Naturel des Rapports qui existent entre Dieu, l’Homme et l’Univers, 1782 AKA (Natural Scope of Relations between G-d, Man, and the Universe), reprinted by Papus in 1900; L’Homme de Desir (the Man of desire); Ecce Homo (1792); Le Nouvel Homme (1792) (the New Man); Considerations Philosophiques et religieuses sur la Revolution Française (1797) (Philosophical and religious considerations on the French revolution); Éclair sur l’Association Humaine (1797) (On Human Association); le Crocodile ou la Guerre du bien et du mal (1798) (the crocodile or the war between good and evil); le Ministere de l’Homme-Esprit (1802) (The Ministry of the Man-Spirit); translated l’Aurore Naissante ou la Racine de la Philosophie (the Nascent Dawn, or the root of philosophy); de l’Astrologie et de la Theologie (on Astrology and Theology) both by Jakob Bohme; translated Swendenborg; Comments: Rosicrucian; Christian Freemason occultist; Freemason; There is the WORK "Ergon" (spiritual) and it's effects on Earth, the "parergon"; humans must recover from their "cosmic amnesia" to draw out of themselves the Divine; As Jean-Baptiste Willermoz was Martinez de Pasqually's magical heir, Saint-Martin was his mystical heir. Had a strong influence on Co-Masonry's mythology of a pre-European Masonry that initiated women as well as men before Christianity. Martinist Rite began with ten grades (the Sepheroth) then revived downward to seven (the Planetary Angels); the Way of the Heart based on Jakob Bohme Resources: http://www.glhom.org.uk/content.php?id=1; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martinism; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis-Claude_de_Saint-Martin; read him here: http://www.ordrereauxcroix.org/library/ ; see him here - http://darkbooks.org/collection/Louis-Claude-De-Saint-Martin.html ; see also http://darkbooks.org/pp.php?v=330276313 ; Freemasonry by Mark Stavish; http://www.parareligion.ch/sunrise/hansen.htm ; http://rosae-crucis.net/eng/currents/ ;