Under the pen of the legendary figure of the Count of Saint Germain, the reader ventures into the mystical world of the two fundamental Archetypal complexes of Ancient Wisdom, as understood by the great contemporary researcher psychologist K. G. Jung of Astrology and Tarot.

In a simple yet profound way, the Count of Saint Germain analyzes and relates these two major aspects of traditional Occultism, so that even a beginner in such esoteric subjects can understand them.

The great Initiate who called himself the Count of Saint Germain of Saint Germain is believed to have been the true son of Franz Leopold, Prince Ragogtzy, of Transylvania. He was raised and educated by the Duke of Medici.

There are many contradictory accounts regarding his life and death. Thus, it is assumed that this mysterious philosopher and scientist was born in 1710. The last historical mention of the Count of Saint Germain was made in 1822, possibly on the eve of his departure for India.