Author: Lobsang Rampa
Plot:
When mankind took the place of the gods as punishment for the Third Eye was closed. Lobsang Rampa, Tibetan Lama, says instead of having yet this extraordinary power that men of the West, gold worshipers, commerce and science, have irrevocably lost.
The initiation of a boy into the mysteries of life in a world governed by ancient beliefs and rituals and centuries-old superstition pervaded by piety. Reality or imagination? The third eye takes us to the enchanted atmosphere of the fabulous Tibet, the mysterious Orient so far yet so near.
My comment:
This book is much more than a novel ... offers much food for thought and depth of course. In fact it is a pity that in many instances the author does not elaborate, but as he himself says, this is not the kind of book that is understandable to do so. Definitely going to read the other books that have succeeded in this because I really enjoyed immersing myself in the atmosphere of Tibet in the first half of 1700. Besides the fact that I believe fully that the author, an American of 1900, Monaco is the reincarnation of Tibetan Lobsang Rampa. It is also interesting to see the comment by Corrado Malanga, renowned professor of chemistry at the University of Pisa ufologist as well.
This book is one of my favorites because I opened up a world.
Recommended!
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