If it's not Saint Germain Press then its someone who copied and changed the information. Amazon Does offer the original, green cover, by Godfre Ray King...it's listed bit lower on their offerings, so Keep Looking.

This is Not the Original book writen by the author. One should purchase Volume 1 in the Saint Germain Series to get the Original "Unveiled Mysteries" which does make a difference since it is charged with Light from Beloved Saint Germain. It will cost more but is priceless in its value. Also, this one has been changed from what the author originaly wrote. That can make a very big difference!!!

'Unveiled Mysteries' is an easy read, however it needs to be read slowly and with contemplation in order to avoid psychic indigestion or to get any value from its concealed information. Some profound truths for those looking for them and an alternative view of the world; reading makes more sense to those who have had some training. A 'New Age' book before it became a popular modern day movement.There is some reliance on old stories of a fabulous Utopia called 'Atlantis' and a bit of propaganda for the USA as a future Utopia!! G.R. King is the pen name of a channeller before channellers,; G.W. Ballard is his name and he gives voice to the teachings of the 'Ascended Master' Comte Saint Germain. There is much information on the NET. Key in 'Godfre Ray King' or 'Ascended Master'.

Bango is a tobiano stock horse. Bango is one of my most played with models; and Breyer are not as fragile as people think. As long as you play with it normally and don't bang it on the ground then the worst that happens is a few rubs. Bango is very duraboleas he is in a standing position. Bango is a good example of a model that can be used for play, and he has the sweetest expression.

I play with her as my lead mare. With all four feet on the ground, she is easy to stand up. My Breyer halter and bridle fit easily on her head. My friends and I have had many hours of fun with Banjo and my other horses.Amy

A story of two families, one japanese and the other American, against the backdrop of pre-WW2, WW2 and a short post war period. Without seeming to take sides, the story takes the reader from Japan to the US and the Pacific Theater. We meet the young couple. He is a young Japanese academic and she is the total california blonde. From there, we read as they struggle, love, fight and find redemption...while Mr Green weaves other characters in and out, no less compelling. A good read. NOT history verbatim by any means, but good enough for me to say " and then what happened to them ? "