The Never Aging Count of Saint Germain and the Vatican’s Chronovisor

He was known by the most famous figures of European history. He enticed royals and the rich alike with his vast knowledge of science and history, his musical ability, his easy charm, and humor. He spoke 12 languages and he could play the violin like a virtuoso and was an accomplished painter. Did the Comte de Saint Germain acquire this knowledge naturally? Or was he a time traveler who was able to learn so much because time was infinite?  Also, in 2002, a French Catholic priest and writer published a book, titled The New Vatican Mystery.  In it, he wrote of a device called the Chronovisor that allowed the user to look and hear into the distant past. It was housed in the Vatican. Enjoy these two time traveling journeys.  Music from 1:58 - 11:18 Streetlife - Silent Film (ID 981) from the album "Over Midnight' by Lobo Loco. Copyright 2018. Used under a Creative Commons license. Find more of Lobo Loco's music at FreeMusicArchive.org. And hey...do YOU have a strange, paranormal, supernatural, spooky, perhaps sasquatch-y, or ufo, alien story?  I would love to read it. Send it to [e-mail]. It may wind up on a future episode. Visit my website for more: theperceptionveil.blubrry.net/ And if you would like to show your support you can 'Buy me a coffee' buymeacoffee.com/theperceptionveil