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A collection of books by Tuesday Lobsang Rampa - if you haven't heard of him, check out the wikipedia entry - it's quite a fascinating (and weird) story.
Don't let that put you off reading the books - if you research some of the modern day "Rampas" (i.e. Vianna Stibal, Esther and Jerry Hicks, etc) you can find equally interesting tales.
If you're wondering where to start, The Third Eye was one of his most popular works.


As it Was
Beyond the Tenth
Candlelight
Chapters of Life
Doctor from Lhasa
Feeding the Flame
I Believe
Living with the Lama
The Cave of the Ancients
The Hermit
The Rampa Story
The Saffron Robe
The Third Eye
The Thirteenth Candle
Three Lives
Tibetan Sage
Twilight
You Forever

Now that is a name I have not seen in over 35 years.... I read "The Third Eye" back in the late 1970's. Was an interesting read. It is a curious thing, so if you are into this type of stuff, then that is a good book to start with. Then you can decide if you want to have a go at the others.

Thanks for the share of these old books. Brings back some memories of a different time in my life.

Cheers,

G.S.

@GordonShumway, me either!!

I read about 12 of these books back in the mid-70s, when people thought I was NUTS.

Turns out, I was.

But now those same people are reading them 40 years later! And thinking how enlightened they are!

Reps for OP!!

@GordonShumway + @ArnieAbrams - yes, Rampa is certainly a "blast from the past" - I've come across many hypnotherapists / spiritualists etc who credit these books with getting them started in this realm. It was considered quite revolutionary (and controversial) at the time.

As they say, everything old is new again. When you've been around the traps for a while (I first read these books in the 80s), you realise all this "new age" stuff is basically a variation of the same stories in a different frock.

Agreed.

It ALL goes back to the Vedas...

(Repped ya, BTW)

(09-22-2017 06:05 PM)edgey Wrote: [ -> ]@GordonShumway + @ArnieAbrams - yes, Rampa is certainly a "blast from the past" - I've come across many hypnotherapists / spiritualists etc who credit these books with getting them started in this realm. It was considered quite revolutionary (and controversial) at the time.

As they say, everything old is new again. When you've been around the traps for a while (I first read these books in the 80s), you realise all this "new age" stuff is basically a variation of the same stories in a different frock.