The Most Holy Trinosophia of the Comte de St. Germain (English and French Edition) by null

The Most Holy Trinosophia of the Comte de St. Germain (English and French Edition) Reviews

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  Tanner

  Came Across this Book amongst some other works and absolutely love this Book! Won't get into any spoilers, but if you appreciate old school philosophy, alchemy, and Comte' Saint de' Germain, then you'll enjoy this Hard to Find Tome.
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  peter

  I enjoyed this book not knowing much about st germain aka the man who never died i found this a interesting insight into his own spiritual path in deep symbolism lies some truth here if you know how to look.
  the obvious masonic and cabalistic imagery is worth it alone.
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  J3

  This book was full of good information. I recommend reading this book.
  It will help you get a better grasp on a challenging topic.
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  G. Beavers

  I already had Secret Teachings Of All Ages by Manly Hall. I was reminded of this book at a lecture about St. Germain , this one is a must for those researching Comte De St. Germain.
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  Rev.William J. Hartshorn

  I have always marveled at the stories about St.Germain,despite the fact some may be exaggerated.The book penned by his own hand tells you alot about the real man..
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  rareoopdvds

  Who was the Comte St. Germain? Although there is no certain answer for this, there is some evidence of who he was and what he did. However, still, very little information is available about him. Manly Hall pulls together his unique library of ancient books to accumulate information about him to compose a biography. Thereafter, a translation of the Most Holy Trinosophia along with a facsimile of the original. My only complaint about this book is the reproductions, which are muddled and hard to see. Not to mention in black and white, which Hall later gives a commentary which he remaks on the color of the plates. A color reproduction would have done this book much justice. Nonetheless, Hall gives a nice commentary of the work which he explains that there are 12 chapters (the zodiac) and that each chapter is part of the cycle of consciousness, or levels. The rituals of initiation are described in both symbols and commentaries. Some of this is dense to read and designed for the astute occultist, and other parts are clear and understandable. Not for all tastes, however for those curious of the lore of the Comte, then it would be worth the price of the book to pick up, especially in its hardback format.
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  Timaeus

  This book is totally not what I was expecting. Saint Germain uses very deep and real symbols and correspondences to communicate that which can only be communicated through this means, and only with great care and understanding. To those who overlook this, as a previous reviewer who seemed to think that spiritual works should be simplistic and literal, the only possibility is that they must be missing out on a lot. Even though this book is very short, it must be very carefully analyzed. A good working knowledge of Astrology, Alchemy, Kabbalah, Neoplatonism and Hermetica is recommended. Manly P. Hall's introductory writings are also really a fascinating read, and while I am open to even the most extreme possibilities, from experience I tend to take some of his information with a grain of salt and would like to see some evidence to back them up. I think this text may also shed some light on the development of the various rites of Egyptian Freemasonry.
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  Aranval

  This book tells us about a symbolic path (a mixture of egyptian and grec symbolism) which is as the same time the travel of an initiate. This book is an enigma at each page but it can give us good esoteric clue if we are ready to receive it. We have to meditate on symbols and their true meaning. On my point of view this book contains highly magic components and it is the reason why it is so hermetic and can't be understood by everybody. Anyway the contents seem to be very deep. But since I am not wise enough to give a correct advice on the interpretation of different symbols given in this book, I suggest that you read this book and decide if it is helpfull or not!