Dr. T. Lobsang Rampa - The Third Eye

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Transmigration of the soul. Lobsang Rampa, a Tibetan Lama with secrets beyond that of any religion, wrote 13 world wide best selling books that will alter all perceptions you have of life. In NYC ('69-'71) I read most of those listed below. Are they a step into the future that few can imagine? Read one and the information will never leave you! Reincarnation? You Forever?? Gratefully, ArhataPS- Keep an open mind - watch the short video first:

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Dr T Lobsang Rampa Books

1: The

Third Eye - (1956) This is where it all started; an autobiography

about a young man's journey into becoming a medical Lama and undergoing

an operation to open the third eye. We are shown a glimpse into the Tibetan

way of Lamasery life and the deep understanding of spiritual knowledge.

Until this point in time lamasery life was unknown, even to those few who

had actually visited Tibet. Lobsang joins The Chakpori Lamasery and learns

the most secret of Tibetan esoteric sciences and much more...

2: Doctor

from Lhasa - (1959) The story continues with Lobsang living in Chungking,

China. Here he furthered his medical studies; learns to fly a plane, getting

captured and tortured by the Japanese. Lobsang spent much time living in

concentration camps as the medical officer until the day he escaped. Lobsang

was one of the very few people to survive the first atomic bomb dropped

on Hiroshima. Exercise in breathing to improve ones well being.

3: The

Rampa Story - (1960) Rampa's journey continues as Lobsang travels from

Korea into Russia, Europe and the USA, finally ending up in England. Lobsang

endures capture and torture until he once again, escapes by driving luxury

cars. In this book Lobsang inhabits (transmigration) the body of an English

man (Cyril Henry Hoskins) eager to leave this world, enabling Lobsang to

continue his special task.

4: The

Cave of the Ancients - (1963) A small glimpse into past

history of the earth and its inhabitants who hid highly technical equipment

which to this day remains hidden. Lobsang with his guide; the Lama Mingyar

Dondup, get's to visit where this technology is hidden and sees with his

own eyes the wondrous equipment. This technology is waiting

for those who can use it for the benefit of mankind, that time is drawing

near...

5: Living

With the Lama - (1964) A book typed by Lobsang but telepathically dictated

by one of his many cats; Fifi Greywhiskers. Animals are not dumb

creatures as many humans think, we are ones who are dumb in comparison

as all animals - with the exception of most humans - can calk to each other

by simple telepathy. Fifi tell of her life before meeting Lobsang

and they journeys they took together...

6: You

Forever - (1965) The first of two self-training books in metaphysics.

Finally, the truth! This book explains in clear simple terms how to start

learning certain metaphysics and the dos and don't in achieving that goal.

Astral travel, Telepathy, clairvoyance and Auras.

7: Wisdom

of the Ancients - (1965) The second of two self-training books in metaphysics.

In this book Lobsang explains the meaning or many occult words in an understandable

format for Western People. More exercises on breathing, stones, diets and

why you shouldn't exercise.

8: The

Saffron Robe - (1966) Further insight into Lobsang's life within

Lamahood and the origins of Buddhism - the story of Gautama - and it's

noble truths.

9: Chapters

of Life - (1967) Lobsang talks about dimensions,

Parallel worlds and prophecies. Lobsang also answers questions about religion

and Christianity.

10: Beyond

the Tenth - (1969) This first questions and answers book, he

provides advice and teaching on the care or man's physical and spiritual

forms, the purpose of life, death, reincarnation and UFOs. Some herbal

remedies for common ailments. Starting point for those wishing to know

how to take real Aura pictures.

11: Feeding

the Flame - (1971) The first ten books was trying to light the candle,

now we have to feed the flame of life. More readers questions answered.

Absolute proof of reincarnation by quoting a instance in history and explaining

that event in detail...

12: The

Hermit - (1971) Lobsang meets a blind hermit to further his learning

and discovers about the real people who placed life of this earth who are

known as the 'Gardeners of the Earth' We are not the only inhabited planet

in our; or any other, solar system and galaxy. An true insight into Moses

& Jesus Christ who was, but a messenger.

13: The

Thirteenth Candle - (1972)

More of Lobsang's journey through life. Lobsang talks in detail about homosexuality

including comments from a homosexual. Breathing techniques. The Overself

explained in greater detail and quells the misconception about 'Spiritual

Guides'. How to astral travel...

14: Candlelight

- (1973) In this book Lobsang tells us about pendulums and how to use

them, Zodiacs. and he also transcribes a previous meeting with the press,

arranged by his dear friend Alain Stanke. More questions and answers to

many of life's mysteries...

15: Twilight

- (1975) Lobsang explains astral travel and it's levels. His move to

Calgary and more answers to life mysteries and the biggest mystery of our

'Hollow Earth' in more detail. Dr. Rampa Explains who to correctly use

Pendulums

16: As

It Was - (1976) As it was then - as it is now - and what's to possible

come. Possible? - because all future predictions are base on probabilities.

The 'Press' and their attitude and Disposing of bodies Tibetan style. More

about Dr Rampa personal life and also the real story about the life of

Cyril Henry Hoskins

17:

I Believe - (1977) In this book Dr Rampa will tell of a

person who commits suicide and exactly what happens and how they have to

repay the debt which can span many lives - each time conditions getting

harder and harder - anyone contemplating suicide should read this. God:

from different perspectives. Woman's Liberation and where women went wrong.

18: Three

Lives - (1977) The cycle of lives by three very different people and

what they would perceive as death because of their beliefs. We follow each

path and see how their journeys terminate at the same place - albeit a

scenic route for some. The direct path is in front yet; mankind continually

takes the scenic route.

19: Tibetan

Sage - (1980) The final book. Dr Rampa recalls experiences with

his guide in the 'inner temple' the cave of the ancients. How the world

started, how it going and the evils of petroleum which is NOT a fossil

fuel. Lobsang's final words before departing this world in January 1981

aged over a hundred years old.