posted October 23, 2005 02:25 PM         

Iquhunk! Autobiography of a Yogi is one of my favorite books.

posted October 23, 2005 02:29 PM         

She crossed 60!

Imagine if we have that skill, no more food bills

Did you feel any difference with purple plates? I am a fan of violet color as it has even higher vibrations and use violet cloth to wrap over my head before sleeping whenever I feel disconnected to the Divine.

posted October 23, 2005 02:34 PM         

And check out the synchronicities, you bought the Lama's book just 2 days back, and this is mentioned by another member today. I just love this kind of cosmic working

I had never heard of this Lama before, will google his works next week.

posted October 23, 2005 02:47 PM         

Yes, I love that book! Fascinating. I read it very quickly and should probably read it again soon. I started a thread on it in The Pligrims Progress forum awhile back, and there is a link to the book online.

Indeed. Synchronicities abound lately! It's getting quite funny to me now.
Speaking of Pleiadians, I also bought a book called The Convoluted Universe by Dolores Cannon the other day. I cannot put it down!! It goes into aliens and UFO's, Atlantis, the Pyramids, parellel universes and much more.....I bet you would like it!

posted October 23, 2005 06:57 PM         

I will have to look into both the books you mention, but there's such an enormous list of reading material I want to sample.....I don't know how I'll get to all of it

T, I have a list here of Rampa's books (in no particular order) -- most of them are out of print, and some cost $50-$100 at the used booksellers.....

Several years ago I made a concerted effort to collect all I could find. You-Forever is my favorite of the ones I've read (haven't read them all yet). Cave of the Ancients is fascinating, although that expedition is mentioned in several of his other books. I read The Rampa Story first, altho I think Doctor from Lhasa was the first book written. Living With the Lama is the autobiography of one of his Siamese Cats, and told her story of how she met "the Guv". It is truly intriguing to consider what Rampa says he did, ie, exchange bodies with an Englishman. Here is a tickler.....

quote:

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"My brother, we must bring to the knowledge of many the truth that one ego can depart his body voluntarily and permit another ego to take over and reanimate the vacated body. This is your task, to impart this knowledge."

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Another intriguing story he related is that of the lamas trek to a cave high in the Himalayas, where artifacts existed from an ancient civilization of humanoids. They were far in advance of human life now, and the lamas sealed the cave after their meditations there (evidently they were able to "read" holograms that were left and discern the tenor of this ancient group). Our world is not ready to find (and abuse) such wonders.

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

All in all, a fascinating man to study!!
{{love & hugs}}
'Zala

posted October 24, 2005 05:27 PM         

And thanks for the list of his books. I will no doubt be picking some of those up.

You are right, our world is not at all ready for some of the powers/knowledge (that are latent within us all) to be known yet. There will come a time though.......and it's up to us if we will use them for good this time or fall once again.

posted October 26, 2005 04:14 AM         

What I will do is summarize the important works of Hyperspace Archetypes, Color Therapy, Pleades, Sirius etc and try to get some links where you have more info than spend too much cash on too books.

Is there any thread where I can do this? Pilgrims Progress?