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Resume of Saint Germain Contents Milestones .................................................................................................................2 Diplomat & Advisor ..............................................................................................2-3 Keynote Speaker ....................................................................................................4-5 Film ........................................................................................................................5-7 Television ..............................................................................................................7-8 Sketch Comedy, Radio, Internet, Concerts, Interviews, Tele-Conferences ............9 Private Counsel & Books (self published) .............................................................10 Books (published), CD (published), Poetry ...........................................................11 Magazines ..........................................................................................................11-12 Newspapers, Photography, Slide Shows ................................................................12 Music .................................................................................................................13-15 Teaching Music .................................................................................................15-16 Emcee ......................................................................................................................16 Sports .................................................................................................................17-19 Skateboarding ....................................................................................................20-23 Modeling ............................................................................................................23-24 Paintings & Drawings of Saint Germain ................................................................24 More Music: Influential Musical Instrument Inventors .........................................24 Street Musician .......................................................................................................25 West African Drumming ...................................................................................25-26 Clubs .......................................................................................................................27 Hospitality ..........................................................................................................27-28 Honors ................................................................................................................28-30 Notable Family Members ..................................................................................30-31 Countries Traveled ..................................................................................................32 Resume Updates since December 2012 ..................................................................33 1 Milestones Charity Founder and Spokesperson - Saint Germain Charity Festival Director - In The Light Festival Band Leader - Sacred Sound System (world) & Wada Foli (west African percussion ensemble) Published Poet (twice) - with the world’s #1 and largest poet’s society Self-Published 10 Books - poetry, numerology, Sanskrit glossary, and on... Guinness Record Holder - co facilitation of world’s largest drum circle Music Recording Artist (self published) - 6 CDS, 4 DVDS Music Collaborations - with over 100 artists Musical Instruments Played - over 100 different instruments Hospitality Industry - opened five Italian Restaurants Darden Restaurants - over $350,000 in sales Sponsored Skateboarder - Power Riders, Alva 100 %, DPS, Rollydexx, Vultures Team Kneass Boats Archive - archive owner & lecturer on world’s former #1 wooden boat yard Over one million miles - traveling to more than twenty different countries Diplomat & Advisor Presidents, Presidential Aids, Prime Minister Aids, Princesses, Kings, Ambassadors, Generals, Mayors, Millionaires, Professional Athletes... 2008 - Marie Eisele - aide to President Barack Obama, High Bridge, New Jersey 2007 - Roberto Palazuelos - “The Black Diamond” famous television celebrity, actor, director, producer, Cancun, Mexico 2007 - Eduardo Alatriste - fourth generation film producer, Hollywood, California 2006 - World Heritage Committee Ambassador to Mexico - Tulum, Quintana Roo Mexico 2006 - Mexican Army General Gutierrez (retired) - Cancun, Quintana Roo Mexico 2006 - Karla Gutierrez (General’s daughter) - Tulum, Quintana Roo Mexico 2006 - Gilles Paradis - Secretariat General, Quebec Canada 2005 - Mrs. Torres (the Mayor’ wife) - Rosarito Beach, Baja California Mexico 2005 - Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - Environmentalist, Santa Rosa, California 2004, 2005 - Monique Francouer - aide to Canadian Prime Minister (Jean Chretien) - Montreal, Quebec Canada 1997 - His Holiness, the Dalai Lama - McCleod Ganj, Upper Dharmsala, India 1992-1995 - Princess of Saudi Arabia, Andromeda Abushady - Portland, Oregon and Mount Shasta, California 1990, 1991 - King of Nigeria, King Sunny Ade - Portland, Oregon Invitations (still open): 2010 - Prime Minister of Iceland, Olafur Ragnar Grimmson - through a close Icelandic friend, Reykjavic, Iceland 2009 - Crown Princess of Norway, Mette-Marit - through her therapist, and one of my good friends, Ostersund, Sweden 2 2005 - Many Winters Gathering - with the Dalai Lama, annual Native American event, San Diego, California 2000 - President Nelson Mandela - through “Smile Africa” movement, Kelowna, British Columbia Canada Meetings with Spiritual Ambassadors: 2008 & 1993 - Gary Zukav - multi award-winning author, Mount Shasta, California and Valley Forge, Pennsylvania 2006 - J.J. Hurtak - award-winning author, Mount Shasta, California 2004 - James Twyman - multi award-winning author, Ashland, Oregon 2004 - Neale Donald Walsch - award winning author, Ashland Oregon 2001 - Drunvalo Melchizedek - award winning author, Brussels, Belgium 2000 - Jose Arguelles - author, Ashland, Oregon 1999 to the present - Godfre Ray Violet, in many different countries, he is from Belgium 1998 - Ram Dass - author, met in Santa Rosa, California 1974-1998 - Elizabeth Clare Prophet - at many different locations in the Meetings with South American and Central American Guides/Shamans - 2011 - Jorge Luis Delgado - (Peru), author and guide since the 1970's 2011 - Marco P. - (Peru), guide since 1976 2007, 2009, 2011 - Willaru Huayta - (Peru), guide since the 1980's 2007 - Jose “Pepe” Altamirano - (Peru), author and guide since 1966 2007 - Gloria Luz Diaz - (Peru), guide since the 1970's 2007 - Juan Carlos Machicado Figueroa - (Peru), author and guide since the 1980's 2007 - Hipolito Percca - (Peru), guide since the 1970's 2005 - Carlos Chico Hall - (Mexico), guide since the1980's Letters of Recognition - 1998 - His Holiness, the Dalai Lama - for continued donations and support of Tibet 1999 - Elizabeth Clare Prophet - for decades of support in California, Colorado and Montana Notable - 2006, 2007 - same translators as Deepak Chopra and J.J. Hurtak - for two different tours in Mexico 2000 - Saint Germain Charity - founded my own non-profit (vzw) charity in Belgium with the support of three multi-millionaires, aimed at giving back to convalescent and children’s homes, bringing gifts, counseling and holistic healing, Diksmuide, Belgium 1997 - attended Princess Diana’s memorial - the night before, I slept on the grounds of the Princess’s residence, at Kensington Palace, London, England 3 Keynote Speaker Conclaves (6-day), Conferences (3-day), Seminars (half & full day), Lectures (1-2 hours) - more notable teachings from 1994 to the present - 2011 - 11.11.11 Peruvian Seminar - Uros Islands, Lake Titicaca, Peru 2011 - Saint Germain’s 13th Annual Mount Shasta Conclave - from 1999 to the present, Mount Shasta, California 2009 - Sarnia Conference & Concert - Ojibway native land, Sarnia, Lake Huron, Ontario Canada Swedish Tours: 2009 - Swedish Conference Tour - Stockholm, Ideal Byn & Ostersund, Sweden 2008 - Swedish Conferences - Ideal Byn, Stockholm & Ideal Byn again, Sweden East Coast Tour: 2008 - Mind/Body/Spirit Expo lecture - Valley Forge, Pennsylvania 2008 - Masters Conference - Westchester, Pennsylvania 2008 - New Jersey Conference - Little Silver, New Jersey 2008 - High Bridge Conference & Concert - High Bridge, New Jersey Mexican Tour: 2007 - Return of Quetzalcoatl Conference - Tijuana, Baja California Mexico 2007 - Return of Quetzalcoatl Conference - Cuernavaca, Morelos Mexico 2007 - Return of Quetzalcoatl Conference - Tulum, Quintana Roo Mexico Peruvian Tour: 2007 - Cuzco Seminar - Novotel Hotel, Cuzco, Peru 2007 - Alpha y Omega UFO Conference - Cuzco, Peru 2007 - Seminar - Hotel Taypikala, Choquito, Lake Titicaca, Peru 2007 - Cuzco Conference - Hospedaje Familiar, Cuzco, Peru 2007 - Pennsylvania Conference - Westchester Pennsylvania 2006 - Jalisco Conference - Guadalajara, Mexico 2006 - Hawaiian Conference - The Art Zone, Honolulu, Hawaii 2005, 2006 - Healing Conferences - Tijuana, Mexico Quebec Tour: 2006 - Masters Conference - Bromont, Quebec Canada 2005 - Masters Conference - Varenne, Quebec Canada 2004 - Masters Conference - Racine, Quebec Canada 2003 - World Peace Festival - Jackson Wellsprings, Ashland, Oregon 2002 - Ashland Conference - Ashland, Oregon 2001 - Hollywood Seminar - Bodhi Tree, Hollywood, California 2001 - San Diego Conference and concert - Performing Arts Center, San Diego, California
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