Unveiled Mysteries is a new book as we understand it, published only a few months ago, but it is rapidly becoming known and will undoubtedly become one of the outstanding books of the day. It is published under the nom de plume of Godfre Ray King, and is dedicated in deepest, Eternal Love and Gratitude to our Beloved Master, Saint Germain, the Great White Brotherhood, the Brotherhood of the Royal Teton, the Brotherhood of Mount Shasta, and those other Ascended Masters Whose loving help has been direct and without limit.”

A striking picture claimed to be of “The Ascended Master, Saint Germain,” graces the front of the book opposite the title page, and a tribute to him follows as an introduction. Many will remember him in history as working in the Court of France previous to and during the French Revolution, and numerous books have been written in an endeavor to account for him and his mysterious personality that intrigued many in those days.

In this tribute it is claimed that “this Beloved Brother of humanity, who works untiringly for its Light and Freedom, is even now during the present hour in America working in the world of governmental affairs and bringing about certain beneficial changes that will bless her and through her the world. Not for many years ahead, will the people of America and the earth know how much of their good they owe to this Great Ascended Master to whom it is impossible to do full justice, except in deepest love, obedience, and service to the Ideal for which he stands and ceaselessly labors.”

Then follows what purports to be the meeting of the author with Saint Germain on the slopes of Mount Shasta in California. He appeared to him in the guise of a young man, dressed for a hike on the mountains, much like the author; but he soon realized that he was no ordinary person when his drinking cup, as he was about to reach in a nearby spring for water, was suddenly filled with a creamy liquid “from an invisible source that had an electrical vivifying effect in my mind and body and made me gasp with surprise.” And then Saint Germain explained the source of this liquid as being from the “Universal Supply, pure and vivifying as Life Itself; in fact it is Life—Omnipresent Life—for it exists