The Third Eye

Listen, you have read all the other reviews, some good, some very good and some well, let's say they call Dr Tuesday Lobsang Rampa a hoax, a plumber from Devon England. Well he maybe a plumber from Devon he is, but if he is then how come some plumber can write about someone in a far off country in 1959 when the Chinese were invading the country and still know about what was surely then quite a hearsay way of living? I would... Read Full Review

Es un libro excepcional, que los mantiene interezados hasta el final, un libro diferente, pero que vuelve a demostrar que las 3 religiones que existen en el planeta tierra tiene algo en comun UN SER SUPERIOR (DIOS) que nos aman y quiere que seamos cada vez mejor, es esta vida o en la siguiente. leanlo y lo van a disfrutar minuto a minuto, les va a cambiar un poco la manera de ver a las personas que nos rodean.

I first read this book in 1973, (which made the best seller list in 1957) and could not put it down. Dr, Rampa, (who I am told died in 1983) was a Tibetan "Lama", a recongnized incarnation, according to the Buddist religion. After being educated as a medical lama at the Chakpori Lamasery in Lhasa, he traveled to China in the 30's to complete his medical education. While serving with the Chinese army during W.W.II, he was... Read Full Review

This author wrote a total of 19 affordable paperbacks on the topics of Tibet and the forgotten mystic abilities of mankind. You may have heard the stories about the author, that he was a "hoax", not who he claimed to be. Read the books! He openly discusses all of these accusations, and often states that because his story is so unusual, he is often disbelieved. Then, once you tire of the whole controversy regarding the... Read Full Review