synarchy movement of empire - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic Parking Lot

After his college years, Saint Martin studied law and became a Court
Lawyer in Tours. He soon quit the Law profession to join the military where he
was promoted lieutenant in the Regiment of Foix. His new position gave him a lot
of leisure to read and meditate. Saint Martin befriended an officer of his regiment,
M. de Grainville, who introduced him to the occult society of Martinez de
Pasqually. In April of 1771, Baudry de Balzac initiated Saint Martin who received
simultaneously the three grades of Elus Cohen. During the same year, he resigned
from the military and moved to Bordeaux to become the secretary of Pasqually.
This is when Saint Martin began a correspondence with Willermoz, the leader of
the Elus Cohen of Lyon. By April 17, 1772, Saint Martin was initiated in the Rose
Croix.
On September 10, 1773, Saint Martin travels to Lyon and meets with J. B.
Willermoz for the first time. In October 1774, Saint Martin met with an "Unknown
Agent," in Lyon. This "Unknown Agent" was a British agent of Shelburne who
had traveled to Lyon to set up the Coup of the Bastille and the demise of Louis
XVI and Marie Antoinette with the "necklace affair." Saint Martin traveled several
times to meet with the Lyon MARTINISTS of Willermoz, and lived in Lyon for a
period of two years before returning to his home base in Bordeaux, to work with
Abbe Fournier, from 1775-1776. In June-July of 1776, Saint Martin refused the
proposals of a "personne considerable" (Madame de La Croix?), and traveled to
Toulouse with Fournier. By 1978, he was in Paris with Prince de Luzignan, and
often traveled to Versailles. The most active members of the Lyon Martinist order
at that time were: Willermoz, Saint Martin, Hauterive, Grainville, and Lavallette
de Langes.
On December 18, 1980, Saint Martin warned all of the Martinists that
Madame Maréchal de Noailles was spying on him, that he had been discovered as
the "Unknown Philosopher", and called for all "precautions to be taken to prevent
her from reaching whom she had discovered." Saint Martin went into hiding for a
few days at the home of the Duc de Bouillon, then returned to Lyon with Court de
Gebelin, a close associate of Jean Sylvain Bailly and of Benjamin Franklin. On
February 1984, Saint Martin swears allegiance to the occult society that Mesmer
has founded, the same Mesmer that Bailly and Franklin had denounced as the
charlatan of "animal magnetism." This Mesmer Lodge was the mother group that
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