Lobsang Rampa - History of Rampa. (THE RAMPA STORY)
This book tells about the catastrophes and events of the past, about the events that will happen before a new cycle of life begins; in the chapter on astral journeys, everyone is invited to see how easy it is to carry them out if your thoughts are pure; teaches meditation, a simple and effective way of self-healing; simply and convincingly explains what happens to us at the moment of so-called "death"."Doctor from Lhasa" is a direct continuation of the famous book "The Third Eye".In the second book, Dr. Rampa, using examples from his own life, proves that a mortal person can master his mind and body to such an extent that he becomes able to endure inhuman trials.Life with a Lama is no ordinary book. It was composed by a Siamese cat, and Lama Lobsang Rampa, who can read the minds of not only people, but also any living creature on our Earth, only wrote down what she dictated to him. All those who made this book have sincerely enjoyed reading it. We hope that you, the reader, will not be disappointed. This book is a surprisingly interesting fresh look at the world we live in and many important aspects of our lives.The books "Beyond 1/10" and "Light the Fire" are answers to numerous and most important questions of readers - about life and death, about traveling in the astral plane, about what awaits us on the other side of death, about telepathy and beloved pets , about Tibet and about Canada.The need to make a new translation of "The Third Eye", one of the most famous books in the world, gave us a completely unexpected gift. Before you is a new full translation of the book, obviously impossible in Soviet times for censorship reasons. The very small but frequent cuts in the previous edition made the book incomparably poorer. Anyone who has loved this book since ancient times should definitely read it in the new edition.This book is not just a long-awaited dictionary of esoteric symbols and concepts from A to Z, although it is quite valuable already in this capacity.
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- breathing exercises that will make us healthier, improve our eyesight, teach us how to keep warm in any cold according to the method of Tibetan lamas;
- a section on stones that can have a strong influence on the life of each of us;And here again we have a new book by our beloved author... The reader will learn a lot about how to make friends with your subconscious and what great benefits can be derived from this friendship, get answers to many important and painful questions, smile with the author and grieve over his misadventures, and much, much more...
Lobsang Rampa - The Hermit. (THE HERMIT)
The Hermit is Lobsang Rampa's only not quite autobiographical book, although it is quite possible to recognize the author in a young monk listening to the amazing story of an old blind hermit.Here we will meet with amazing information about the "Gardeners of the Earth", about how people appeared on Earth, about what a tiny grain of sand our civilization is among other, infinitely more developed and powerful worlds...The spiritual journey continues.
"A defiantly truthful story about the penetration of a person into the great mystery of life and enlightenment ..."
It is a way of life that could be destroyed forever, a spiritual culture with roots going back to ancient times that belongs to the lamaist monasteries of Tibet.In his fifteenth book, T. Lobsang Rampa talks about his wife, cat, friends, views on the police, members of the press, Watergate, the women's liberation movement ... and also answers readers' many questions about psychic abilities. Despite the fact that Dr. Rampa has become much older and weaker, he has not lost his extraordinary abilities, and his comments on modern life are simple and clear, as always...
Hay controversia, mucha controversia. Este libro la creo en su tiempo. Publicado en 1956 fue el inicio de la filosofia budista en occidente, la gente fue atraida inmesamente por el tema, por la filosofia, por la religión, en fin, por la cultura budista. Este libro fue teóricamente escrito por un monje tibetano llamado Tuesday -o Martes- Lobsang Rampa aunque al parecer el verdadero autor del libro fue un fontanero irlandés, llamado Cyril Henry Hoskins con conocimientos sobre el mundo tibetano y el budismo. Pero como es esto possible? No era este acaso un relato sobre la vida de un monje tibetano? Pues sí, pero es que resulta que el monje tibetano, cansado ya de sus sufrimientos durante la invasión comunista cuenta Lobsang Rampa y en otro libro llamado "Historia de Rampa", este libro fue publicado poco despues de que una revista pillara la falsedad…
Chapters of Life
Genre: Religion and esotericismThis book tells about the catastrophes and events of the past, about the events that will happen before a new cycle of life begins; in the chapter on astral journeys, everyone is invited to see how easy it is to carry them out if your thoughts are pure; teaches meditation, a simple and effective way of self-healing; simply and convincingly explains what happens to us at the moment of so-called "death".
Doctor from Lhasa
Genre: Religion and esotericismLife with a lama
Genre: For childrenLife with a Lama is no ordinary book. It was composed by a Siamese cat, and Lama Lobsang Rampa, who can read the minds of not only people, but also any living creature on our Earth, only wrote down what she dictated to him. All those who made this book have sincerely enjoyed reading it. We hope that you, the reader, will not be disappointed. This book is a surprisingly interesting fresh look at the world we live in and many important aspects of our lives.
Beyond 1/10
Genre: Religion and esotericismSelected chapters from Light the Fire
Genre: Religion and esotericismThe books "Beyond 1/10" and "Light the Fire" are answers to numerous and most important questions of readers - about life and death, about traveling in the astral plane, about what awaits us on the other side of death, about telepathy and beloved pets , about Tibet and about Canada. Here you will learn about the treatment of various diseases with herbs, about what are the most important causes of ill health, about what wonderful friends ordinary cats can be, and much, much more. We dare to hope that this book will not disappoint its readers. You will get a lot of useful information from it, ...
Book-1: The Third Eye
Genre: Religion and esotericismThe need to make a new translation of The Third Eye, one of the most famous books in the world, gave us a completely unexpected gift. Before you is a new full translation of the book, obviously impossible in Soviet times for censorship reasons. The very small but frequent cuts in the previous edition made the book incomparably poorer. Anyone who has loved this book since ancient times should definitely read it in the new edition. The Third Eye is an amazing story about a spiritual journey, a wonderful autobiographical tale of an extraordinary…
Book-2: Doctor from Lhasa
Genre: Religion and esotericism"Doctor from Lhasa" is a direct continuation of the famous book "The Third Eye". In the second book, Dr. Rampa, using examples from his own life, proves that a mortal person can master his mind and body to such an extent that he becomes able to endure inhuman trials. This book is a continuation of the biography of a very unusual person. The spirit of a Tibetan lama from the Potala monastery moved into his body, and this incarnation happened so thoroughly that the author of the book actually became a lama himself. During World War II...
Wisdom of the ancients. (WISDOM OF THE ANCIENTS)
Genre: Religion and esotericismThis book is not just a long-awaited dictionary of esoteric symbols and concepts from A to Z, although it is quite valuable already in this capacity. Here: - breathing exercises that will make us healthier, improve our eyesight, teach us how to keep warm in any cold according to the method of Tibetan lamas; - a section on stones that can have a strong influence on the life of each of us; - information on how to eat a complete and balanced diet to keep the body in an ideal condition for the possibility of spiritual development.
Candle fire. (CANDLELIGHT)
Genre: Religion and esotericismAnd here again we have a new book by our beloved author ... The reader will learn a lot about how to make friends with his subconscious and what great benefits can be derived from this friendship, get answers to many important and painful questions, smile with the author and mourn over him misadventures, and much, much more... In most of the letters that come to Dr. Lobsang Rampa, there are countless questions concerning all aspects of metaphysics - about pendulums, dowsing, levitation, teleportation, etc. In the Fire of the Candle, Dr. Rampa answers everything...
Hermit. (THE HERMIT)
Genre: Religion and esotericismThe Hermit is Lobsang Rampa's only not quite autobiographical book, although one can easily recognize the author in a young monk listening to the amazing story of an old blind hermit. Here we will meet with amazing information about the "Gardeners of the Earth", about how people appeared on Earth, about what a tiny grain of sand our civilization is among other, infinitely more developed and powerful worlds that nurture us like a garden where there is and beautiful plants, and weeds that need weeding. There is also a version...
Caves of the Ancients. (THE CAVE OF THE ANCIENTS)
Genre: Religion and esotericismThe spiritual journey continues. "A defiantly truthful story about the penetration of a person into the great mystery of life and enlightenment ..." This is a life path that could be destroyed forever, a spiritual culture with roots dating back to Ancient Times, which belongs to the lamaist monasteries of Tibet. The Caves of the Ancients is a book about how Lobsang Rampa walked the path of self-awareness in these ancient repositories of wisdom, where lamas comprehend the meaning of life and death, where the mystical connection between mind and brain is revealed, where the secrets of clairvoyance, hypnosis ...
Twilight. (TWILIGHT)
Genre: Religion and esotericismIn his fifteenth book, T. Lobsang Rampa talks about his wife, cat, friends, views on the police, members of the press, Watergate, the women's liberation movement ... and also answers many questions from readers on psychic abilities. Despite the fact that Dr. Rampa has become much older and weaker, he has not lost his extraordinary abilities, and his comments on modern life are simple and clear, as always ...
Tibetan sage. (AVIVANDO LA LLAMA)
Genre: Religion and esotericismIn The Tibetan Sage, Lobsang Rampa talks about his childhood experiences traveling with his mentor, Lama Mingyar Dondup, through the world hidden in the caves of Tibet - a world over which time has no power. The boy becomes a witness to the amazing events of the past and the future. The strange and wonderful devices they found in the caves inspire the Lama to speak on subjects as diverse as reincarnation, the languages of Atlantis, the evil of gasoline, modern chocolate vending machines, the sages of Tibet, television,…
To numerous requests for the reprinting of Lobsang Rampa's previous volumes, coming from a wide range of readers - from spiritual teachers to FSB officers, "Sofia" responds simply by publishing a new book. Don't be surprised if it's out of stock in a month. This is one of the few books that received orders for printing even before the end of its translation. Plus, it's a very good book. We are glad that the fourteenth volume of Lobsang Rampa has appeared. Thirteen is some kind of uncomfortable number.
You are eternal
Genre: Religion and esotericism"You Are Forever" is thirty lessons on the rapid improvement of mental development, taught by a Tibetan lama, a great master of the occult and an excellent writer. Readers will love this book by Lobsang Rampa. Those who first encounter the work of this extraordinary man will be amazed and fascinated. Rampa, whose first books described his experiences in the world of mysticism, in this practical book gives readers the keys with which they can discover this world for themselves.
Saffron mantle. (THE SAFRON ROBE)
Genre: Religion and esotericismThe "Saffron Robe" by Lobsang Rampa, an astral traveler, clairvoyant, healer and one of the most interesting and controversial mystics of our time, is the story of his extraordinary childhood in the monasteries of Tibet. Under the guidance of his mentor, the kind and wise Lama Mingyar Dondup (whose incredible life outside this Earth, in the Land of Golden Light, you will learn from the next book, The Story of Rampa), the boy Lobsang learns astral travel, clairvoyance and telepathy, medicine and the basics of Buddhism . He's dating an incredible...
Lobsang Rampa is the author of religious, mystical, occult and esoteric books. During his lifetime, he said that the spirit of a powerful lama from Tibet had entered his body. Repeatedly criticized, but the author's texts are still believed.
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Lobsang Rampa - Biography
Lobsang Rampa is a pseudonym. The real name of the author of books so popular even after his death - Cyril Henry Hoskin. From the biography of Lobsang Rampa it is known that he was born on April 8, 1910 in Great Britain. Before starting his esoteric career, he worked as a plumber.
The creator of many books on Eastern religions and the culture of distant countries was not in Tibet. But he said that the monk Tuesday Lobsang Rampa moved into it. The first word in the name is a tribute to the Tibetan tradition of naming children after the day they were born. At least, the Englishman himself claimed so.
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According to Lobsang Rampa, the monk's soul was transferred into his body on June 13, 1949. Before that, Hoskin was trying to photograph an owlet in the garden and fell from a tall fir. While the photographer was unconscious, a monk appeared to him in a bright orange robe, which is worn by clergymen from Tibet.
The monk explained to Henry that his body was severely damaged from the bombing of Hiroshima and torture while held captive by the Japanese. The spirit needed a new physical shell. Why the choice fell on Hoskin is unknown. The spirit could occupy his body only with the help of a ritual, which requires the consent of the one who will give a new home to the monk.
Henry Hoskin was not happy with life. A simple plumber from the UK decided that helping a monk could change his fate for the better and agreed. After he changed his name, cut off contacts with relatives and friends, got rid of everything that could interfere with a new life.
In total, Lobsang Rampa wrote about eighteen books. wife by name San Raab Rampa was his associate. The couple adopted a girl who became Lobsang Rampa's secretary. The British press repeatedly accused him of charlatanism. However, the facts about Tibet in the author's books always coincided with reality, although he never visited this region.
It is not known why Rampa moved to Canada in 1960. Modern bibliographers point to two possible options. The first is the state of health, the second is persecution and accusations of fraud. In 1973, the writer, his wife and daughter became citizens of Canada. In 1981, Lobsang Rampa died at the age of 70, leaving a rich legacy for those interested in the esoteric.
About Lobsang Rampa's Books in Order - First Series
The first three books of Lobsang Rampa should be read in order. They are a series, the story begins with the first and ends with the third book. Lobsang Rampa's very first book, The Third Eye, was written in 1956. It tells about the life of a Tibetan monk, whose soul was transferred to the body of an English plumber.
Readers of Rampa's The Third Eye can find out how the future monk's childhood went and what his family was like. They will get acquainted with his life in the monastery in Chakpori, which actually exists. People interested in the culture of Tibet may be interested in learning more about the life of the monks, which is described in sufficient detail. The writer talks about training under the guidance of a lama, as well as about a special operation on the head, which allows you to strengthen the third eye:
Suddenly a crack was heard - the tip of the tool passed the bone. Instantly, the lama surgeon stopped working, continuing to hold the instrument firmly by the handle. My teacher gave him a cork made of hard wood, carefully fired to give it the strength of steel. The lama surgeon inserted this cork into the groove of the instrument and began to move it down the groove until it entered the hole drilled in the forehead. Then he moved a little to the side so that Mingyar Dondup was next to my face, and, making a sign, began to plant this piece of wood deeper and deeper into my head. Suddenly a strange feeling took possession of me: it seemed as if I were being pricked and tickled in the nose. I began to distinguish smells, until now unknown to me. Then the smells disappeared, and a new feeling seized me, as if a light veil envelops my whole body.
From the age of seven, the monk studied healing, mastered Tibetan medicine and techniques for seeing the aura. At the same age, he began to travel in the astral plane. The reader is invited to learn about the unique systems of physical and spiritual improvement, which are still used by Tibetan monks. The history and culture of Tibet is also touched upon.
Lobsang Rampa's next book was the sequel to The Third Eye, The Doctor from Lhasi. It describes the life of a monk in China and Japanese concentration camps. From the work you can find out in what cruel conditions a Tibetan monk is able to survive. It was the knowledge gained in the monastery that helped him survive in captivity and wait until the bearer of the new body was ready for the ritual of transmigration of the soul.
Rampa's Story, the final part of the trilogy, tells about the author's life in Russia, Europe and North America. It ends with the transmigration of his soul into a new physical shell. The trilogy is more biographical than educational. It will be of interest to people who are fond of the culture of Tibet and want to learn more about the writer. There is also an autobiographical work - an account of the life of Lobsang Rampa called "How It Was". It tells about the being of a monk in a new body.
Lobsang Rampa - "The Wisdom of the Ancients"
Lobsang Rampa's book "The Wisdom of the Ancients" is a dictionary of esoteric concepts and terms. For the most part, they are from Eastern culture, but modern esotericism uses them everywhere. The book was written in 1965. At that time, its author was one of the first to give Western peoples the opportunity to get to know Eastern esotericism so closely.
The work contains unique advice from the sages of Tibet. They will help restore and improve well-being and vision. With the help of the book, it is quite possible to master the techniques and skills of Tibetan monks in order to resemble them spiritually and physically.
There are in the "Wisdom of the Ancients" and recommendations for proper nutrition. The body must be kept in proper condition for spiritual development, and without proper nutrition this is impossible. The section about them is devoted to their importance in human life and the impact they can have.
You Are Forever by Lobsang Rampa
The book "You are eternal" by Lobsang Rampa will become a real textbook on spiritual self-improvement and development of the psyche. The reader will get acquainted with the aura, astral travel and other non-physical concepts of the human body. Each aura is unique, like a fingerprint. The author explains what colors she can take, teaches them to recognize and interpret.
Thirty lessons will be the keys to discovering new abilities in yourself. Many readers come to the conclusion that the inner world is more multifaceted than what we see every day and attach great importance to this. , a magician or a sorcerer can anyone, if you make an effort.
With the help of the book "You are eternal" you can learn to spend less time and energy on daily life. It gives an understanding that there is something more important, and this “something” is in us. The concepts of esotericism, which other authors describe with complex definitions, are presented here in an accessible way.
Book "Three Lives"
The book "Three Lives" is perceived as a work of art. The author used this style to force the reader to search for meaning on their own.
The book about how three completely different people continued their journey after death is based on real events. Lobsang Rampa had the ability to astral travel and watched the posthumous events of the heroes of Three Lives.
From the work you can find out what will happen to everyone after the death of the physical body. Thanks to the revelations of a Tibetan monk, the secret is revealed why highly spiritual people are not at all afraid of death.
Other books by Lobsang Rampa
"Cave of the Ancients" is able to amaze the reader with a story about a cave found by monks in Tibet with traces of an ancient civilization. Before the book, information about the cave was kept secret. It also contains the biographical data of the monk, whose spirit passed into the body of a plumber from England.
"Life with a Lama" both children and adults will like it. Rampa claimed to be able to read the minds of people and animals. He could not refuse his beloved Siamese cat's request to write a book about her life under dictation. Fifi - this is the name of the author's pet, will tell about his amazing, but difficult fate.
"Saffron Mantle" tells about a man who spent most of his childhood in a monastery. There, future monks in the East are taken away from their parents at the age of seven. According to the author, the highest lamas are called saffron robes in Tibet.
Book "Heads of Life" introduce Lobsang Rampa's predictions. Many enlightened monks of the East are able not only to read the thoughts of others, but also to see the future of all countries of the world. The book was written in 1967, so it is possible to check whether the events predicted for the 20th and 21st centuries have happened.
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No bitterness, said the Publisher.
Well, I thought to myself, why, in fact, should there be bitterness? I'm just trying to do my job of writing the book according to the given directions.
Nothing against the Press! Publisher said.
Lord God, I said to myself. Who does he take me for? - So be it. Not a word against the Press. After all, they too think they're doing their own thing, and if they're fed the wrong information, well, then there's little demand from them. As for my opinion about the Press - here it is No. Not a word about it.
This book is a continuation third eye And Doctors from Lhasa. From the very beginning I want to say that all this is not fiction, but the Truth. Everything that I wrote in the previous two books is the absolute truth, and it tells about what I happened to experience. What I am going to write about concerns the branching of a person’s personality, his “I”, that is, it will be about what we, the people of the Far East, are more versed in than anyone else.
However, no preface. The book is what matters!
Guardians
The jagged peaks of the high Himalayas cut deep into the vibrant purple of the Tibetan evening sky. The setting sun, already hidden behind a mighty ridge, with iridescent tints illuminates the foamy plume of snow, forever hovering at the highest peaks. Crystal clear air invigorates and opens the eyes to an almost limitless view.
At first glance, this deserted, frost-bound area is completely lifeless. Nothing will move, nothing will move, except for a long banner of snow fluttering high in the sky. It would seem that nothing can survive in this frozen mountain wasteland. It seems that there was no life here from the very beginning of time.
And only if you know for sure, only when you are pointed out more than once or twice, you can notice, and even then with difficulty, barely perceptible traces of human habitation. Accurate knowledge alone will lead your steps to this gloomy, inhospitable place. And only then will you see the entrance to a deep and gloomy cave, immersed in thick shadow, just a threshold to an endless maze of underground tunnels and halls, like a honeycomb penetrating a harsh mountain range.
For many months, the lamas, endowed with the highest confidence, taking upon themselves the labor of bearers of an invaluable load, measured hundreds of miles from Lhasa in difficult transitions, taking the ancient Mysteries to where they will forever be kept in a safe shelter from the Chinese vandals and their henchmen - the Tibetan communists. Here, in the very heart of the mountains, at the cost of incredible labor and suffering, the Golden Statues of the former Incarnations were brought, where they again became an object of worship. Sacred relics, ancient manuscripts and the most revered and learned clergy were also safely hidden here. For many years, with full knowledge of the coming Chinese invasion, the dedicated abbots of the monasteries from time to time secretly gathered for solemn meetings to test and select those who would go on a long journey to the New Home. One by one, the priests were tested - and neither their knowledge nor their past mattered - in order to select only the best and most spiritually perfect. People whose training and faith were such that they would have endured the worst torture at the hands of the Chinese without giving up vital information.
This is how they came from communist-occupied Lhasa to their new home. No plane with military cargo could fly so high. No enemy troops could survive in this waterless land, devoid of soil, stony, with treacherously shaky rocks and gaping chasms. These edges are located so high, so poor in oxygen, that only hardened mountaineers can breathe there. Finally here, in this mountain sanctuary, came World. A world for labors in the name of the future, for the preservation of Ancient Knowledge, for preparation for the time when Tibet will rise up and be freed from the aggressor.
Millions of years ago, there was a fire-breathing volcanic ridge that spewed rocks and lava onto the changing surface of the young Earth. The world then was half plastic and experienced the birth pangs of a new era. Over the course of countless years, the flames gradually died out and the melted rocks cooled. For the last time, lava flowed to the surface, gas jets from the bowels of the Earth threw its shreds into the air, leaving endless tunnels and passages empty. Only a few of them were littered with rockfalls, the rest remained untouched, glazed, covered with traces of once molten metals. Here and there, mountain streams oozed along the walls, clear and sparkling in rare rays of light.
Centuries succeeded each other, and the tunnels and caves remained empty and lifeless, known only to lamas - astral travelers who could be everywhere and see everything. In search of such a refuge, astral travelers combed the whole country. Now, with Terror hanging over the land of Tibet, the ancient corridors have been inhabited by spiritual elites, people who are destined to rise up when their time is up.
While the first carefully selected monks made their way north to prepare a house in the bowels of the mountain, other monks in Lhasa packed their most valuable possessions and prepared for a discreet departure. From the male and female monasteries stretched thin streams of the elect. Under the cover of darkness, they made their way in small groups to a distant lake, where they made a halt in anticipation of the rest.
In the "new house" a New Order was founded - the School of Knowledge Preservation, and the Abbot, who headed it, a wise old monk, who was over a hundred years old, having endured unthinkable hardships of the journey, reached the caves in the heart of the mountains. Along with him came the wisest of the wise - Lamas - Telepaths, Clairvoyants and Keepers of the Great Memory. For long months they slowly climbed higher and higher into the mountains, where the air became more and more rarefied. Sometimes their old bodies were able to cover only one mile a day, one mile crawling over the rocks in the eternal wind of the high passes, ripping off their clothes, threatening to throw them into the abyss. At times, deep crevices forced travelers to make long and exhausting detours. For almost a whole week, the aged Rector was forced to stay in a tightly closed tent made of yak skin, until unknown herbs and decoctions gave life-saving oxygen to his tormented lungs and heart. Then, with superhuman effort, he continued his incredible journey.
Finally, they reached their goal, but their number was significantly reduced, because many could not stand the hardships of the transition. Gradually they began to get used to the new way of life. The scribes painstakingly compiled a report on this journey, and the Carvers slowly prepared the plates for manual printing. Clairvoyants looked ahead, predicting the future of Tibet and other countries. These immaculately pure people were in contact with the Cosmos and with the Akashic Records, the Book that says everything about the past and present everywhere, as well as about all possible options for an evolved future. And the Telepaths were busy with business, sending news around Tibet, maintaining telepathic communication with members of the Order, wherever they were - including me!
Lobsang Rampa - about the author
After many misfortunes and many travels, Dr. Rampa eventually settled in Canada at the end of his life, he gained rich life experience both in the West and in the East. Dr. Rampa was a revolutionary of his time, one of the first Eastern teachers who brought Buddhism and Metaphysics to the West and made it popular.
Lobsang Rampa teaches us the eternal universal truth that leads along the spiritual path. Rampa's books also discuss the state of human progress and he shows us how we can be a positive force for good, thus improving ourselves and helping our associates and all sentient beings.
Dr. Lobsang Rampa's books introduce Buddhist teachings and spiritual metaphysical knowledge to thousands of people in the West.
Lobsang Rampa - books for free:
The "Saffron Robe" by Lobsang Rampa, an astral traveler, clairvoyant, healer and one of the most interesting and controversial mystics of our time, is the story of his extraordinary childhood in the monasteries of Tibet. Under the guidance of his...
In The Tibetan Sage, Lobsang Rampa recounts his childhood experiences as he traveled with his mentor, Lama Mingyar Dondup, through the world hidden in the caves of Tibet, a world beyond time...
The boy witnesses...
"Third Eye" is an amazing story about a spiritual journey, a wonderful autobiographical story about an extraordinary childhood in Chakpori monastery - a stronghold of Tibetan medicine. This is a rich artistic document about Tibet, about its unique...
Before us is a new, long-awaited book by Lobsang Rampa, in which the "Old Writer", using his abilities for astral travel, traces the posthumous fate of three people completely different in spirit and character...
This book should not...
To numerous requests for the reprinting of Lobsang Rampa's previous volumes, coming from a wide range of readers - from spiritual teachers to FSB officers, "Sofia" responds simply by publishing a new book. Do not be surprised if after a month it is not ...
"You Are Forever" is thirty lessons on the rapid improvement of mental development, taught by a Tibetan lama, a great master of the occult and an excellent writer...
Readers will love this book by Lobsang Rampa. Those who meet for the first time...
In his fifteenth book, T. Lobsaig Rampa talks about his wife, cat, friends, views on the police, the press, Watergates, the women's liberation movement... and also answers readers' many questions about...
Spiritual journey continues...
"A defiantly truthful story about the penetration of a person into the great mystery of life and enlightenment ......"
