Mark L. and Elizabeth Clare Prophet
Mark L. Prophet and Elizabeth Clare Prophet are pioneers of modern spirituality
and internationally renowned authors.
For more than 50 years, the Prophets have conducted seminars and workshops throughout the United States and around the world on topics such as karma and reincarnation, prophecy, soul mates and twin flames, mysticism and practical spirituality.
Among their books are such spiritual classics as Fallen Angels
and the Origins of Evil, The Lost Years of Jesus, Saint Germain on Alchemy, Kabbalah: Key to Your Inner Power, The Human Aura, Reincarnation: The Missing link in Christianity, and eleven books in the Pocket Guides to Practical Spirituality series. (Read sample
chapters.)
In 1991, Mrs. Prophet and members of her editorial staff first began working on her autobiography, In My Own Words: Memoirs of a Twentieth-Century Mystic, published in January 2009. At that time the book was not completed, but their research and writing continued over the next few years. The original outline has now been filled in from her many published and unpublished lectures and interviews. Covering 22 years—more complete than any other book—it's a rare insight into her life.
Mark passed on in 1973. Staff member Annice Booth wrote of her experiences with this modern saint in Memories of Mark: My life with Mark Prophet.
Elizabeth carried on the work that she and Mark began. Her
lectures and workshops have been broadcast on more than 200 cable TV stations
throughout the United States.
The 1977 Alan Landsberg documentary In Search Of: The Man Who Would
Not Die highlighted Elizabeth Clare Prophet as the spokesperson
for Saint Germain.
She has also been featured on NBC’s Ancient Prophecies and
A & E’s The Unexplained and has talked about her work
on Donahue, Larry King Live, Nightline, Sonya Live and CNN & Company.
The Prophet’s extensive unpublished lectures and writings continue to be released by Summit University Press in many languages and multiple formats.
See Elizabeth Clare Prophet on The Summit Lighthouse’s YouTube channel. 
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