Rampa: Between Two Worlds (Rampa Anthology)

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RAMPA:
BETWEEN TWO WORLDS

The complete and corrected text of Rampa’s first two books:

The Third Eye
and
Doctor From Lhasa
With an Introduction by Tim Swartz

A Collective Work in Public Domain
“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.

Published by
Kerson Publishing Company
6460-65 Convoy Court
San Diego, California 92117-2312-0015
A. D. 2012
All Applicable Rights Reserved

RAMPA: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS
This new book contains the complete and corrected text of two Rampa books: The Third Eye and The Doctor From Lhasa.
At age 7 the Day of Prophecy arrived and the court astrologers pronounced their findings. It was proclaimed that T. Lobsang Rampa was to enter the lamasery to be trained as a clairvoyant and as a healer. Many predictions were made about his life, including that his work would be heralded worldwide.
The story continues with Rampa living in Chungking, China where he furthered his medical studies, learned to fly an airplane, and was captured and tortured by the Japanese during the Second World War.
Discusses karma, the other side of death, the silver chord, crystal power and astral projection, and exercises in breathing to improve one’s wellbeing.
COMPILER’S NOTE: Two of Rampa’s books are contained in this single volume. 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. 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.
We will continue to proof and correct earlier editions of Rampa’s books and hope to produce at least 19 of them by the end of 2012.