Anyway, the Publishers asked themselves, was there any expert who had undergone the training of a Tibetan lama in its most developed forms ? Was there one who had been brought up in a Tibetan family? Some questioned the accuracy of one section, some of another what was doubted by one expert was accepted unquestioningly by another. Their opinions were so contradictory that no positive result emerged. to nearly twenty readers, all persons of intelligence and experience, some with special knowledge of the subject. In an attempt to obtain conformation of the Author’s statements the Publishers submitted the MS. The autobiography of a Tibetan lama is a unique record of experience and, as such, inevitably hard to corroborate. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, except in the case of excerpts by a reviewer, who may quote brief passages in a review. Victoria, BC Canada with branch offices in the Czech Republic and rights reserved. Duplicated paragraphs, sentences and paragraphs that were misplaced, and spelling errors have been corrected to provide today’s interested readers with the most compete and accurate editions of Rampa’s books that it is possible to produce.This edition published by Reading Essentials The texts were carefully proofed to correct a number of scanning and editing errors which have been found in nearly all editions of the books that were republished after the originals went out of print. Quickly I stumbled to my feet and in a half daze followed him to a little ledge at the far end of which was a very small hermitage.ĬOMPILER’S NOTE: Two of Rampa’s books are contained in this single volume. A hand reached out and a quick jerk lifted me from my place of rest and swung me rapidly aside, barely in time, too, because a massive rock with sharp edges slid down behind me and ripped off my robe.
Again the voice broke in, “Lobsang!” But I suddenly felt commotion about me, opened my eyes and thought the mountain was falling on top of me. It had been a terrible day, but now-well, I was being called. “Lobsang! LOBSANG!!” Dimly I seemed to swim up from the depths of a sleep of exhaustion. Moving by night he walked on, almost insane with pain and shock he avoided human company. Tortured, maimed and blinded, he had wandered embittered and disillusioned away from the city. Long long years before, as a young lama, he had been set upon by Chinese officials in Lhasa and cruelly blinded for not revealing State secrets which he did not possess. The old hermit kept silent, seemingly gazing into an infinity of pasts through eyeless sockets. This new book contains the complete and corrected text of two Rampa books: The Hermit and The Tibetan Sage. “Collective Work” means a work, such as a periodical issue, anthology or encyclopedia, in which the Work in its entirety in unmodified form, along with a number of other contributions, constituting separate and independent works in themselves, are assembled into a collective whole. The complete and corrected text of two Rampa books:
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