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High adventure on the roof of the world At the age of sixteen British author Talbot Mundy (William Lancaster Gribbon) ran away from home and travelled extensively through India, Africa, the Middle East and the Orient-an experience that stood him in good stead as he later crafted his bestselling novels. During this time he made his living as a petty criminal and confidence trickster. By the time he was twenty nine he had changed his name to Talbot Mundy, was living in the United States of America and had embarked on a writing career. He was well known as an author of novels with recurring characters and among his best known creations are Tros of Samothrace, Jimgrim and the principal character of the two novels in this Leonaur two-in-one edition-Lobsang Pun. 'The Most Reverend Lobsang Pun,' known to all as 'Old Ugly Faces,' is a mystical monk of venerable age, who lives in Tibet, a magical land of forbidden places and secret mountain fastnesses. 'The Thunder Dragon's Gate,' the first novel here, is a high-spirited tale of heroic adventure featuring Tom Grayne and an audience pleasing fantastical creature or two for good measure. In 'Old Ugly Face,' also featuring Tom Grayne, the Dalai Lama has died and the traditional search to find the new incarnation has begun, but Lobsang Pun intends to influence events in the interests of cosmic balance and world sanity. These high ideals are, of course, wrapped up in an absorbing story of love, jealousy, international intrigue, treachery, adversity and daring-do. This is an excellent opportunity for collectors to possess both Lobsang Pun novels in one substantial special edition. Leonaur editions are newly typeset and are not facsimiles; each title is available in softcover and hardback with dustjacket; our hardbacks are cloth bound and feature gold foil lettering on their spines and fabric head and tail bands.

High adventure on the roof of the world At the age of sixteen British author Talbot Mundy (William Lancaster Gribbon) ran away from home and travelled extensively through India, Africa, the Middle East and the Orient-an experience that stood him in good stead as he later crafted his bestselling novels. During this time he made his living as a petty criminal and confidence trickster. By the time he was twenty nine he had changed his name to Talbot Mundy, was living in the United States of America and had embarked on a writing career. He was well known as an author of novels with recurring characters and among his best known creations are Tros of Samothrace, Jimgrim and the principal character of the two novels in this Leonaur two-in-one edition-Lobsang Pun. 'The Most Reverend Lobsang Pun,' known to all as 'Old Ugly Faces,' is a mystical monk of venerable age, who lives in Tibet, a magical land of forbidden places and secret mountain fastnesses. 'The Thunder Dragon's Gate,' the first novel here, is a high-spirited tale of heroic adventure featuring Tom Grayne and an audience pleasing fantastical creature or two for good measure. In 'Old Ugly Face,' also featuring Tom Grayne, the Dalai Lama has died and the traditional search to find the new incarnation has begun, but Lobsang Pun intends to influence events in the interests of cosmic balance and world sanity. These high ideals are, of course, wrapped up in an absorbing story of love, jealousy, international intrigue, treachery, adversity and daring-do. This is an excellent opportunity for collectors to possess both Lobsang Pun novels in one substantial special edition. Leonaur editions are newly typeset and are not facsimiles; each title is available in softcover and hardback with dustjacket; our hardbacks are cloth bound and feature gold foil lettering on their spines and fabric head and tail bands.

Living with the Lama is Lobsang Rampa's account of his mystical communion with his cat, Mrs. Fifi Greywhiskers.

by Greg Child. First published 1988. Child writes about his expeditions to Shivling (1981), Lobsang Spire and Broad Peak (1983), and Gasherbrum IV (1986). Greg Child, Doug Scott, Georges Bettembourg, and Rick White made the first ascent of Shivling (6543m) East Pillar on June 15, 1981. Greg Child, Doug Scott, and Pete Thexton completed the first ascent of Lobsang Spire (5707m) via the South Pillar on June 13, 1983, with Child using a drill for the last 30m. Greg Child and Pete Thexton were climbing near the summit of Broad Peak when Greg developed symptoms of acute mountain sickness, so they turned back. On the way down Greg got better and Pete got worse, dying of pulmonary oedema in his sleep. Greg Child, Tim Macartney-Snape, and Tom Hargis made the first ascent of the spectacular Northwest Ridge of Gasherbrum IV on June 22, 1986. There are 21 pages of colour photos: 7 of Shivling, 4 Lobsang, 4 Broad Peak, and 6 of Gasherbrum IV. There are 11 pages of b/w photos showing the climbing routes on Shivling, K2, Broad Peak, Gasherbrum I and IV, Chogolisa, Muztagh Tower, Masherbrum, Lobsang Spire, Trango and Nameless Towers, and Paiju Peak. The cover is Pete Thexton on Broad Peak with K2 beyond.

There is no denying the fascination of the life that Lobsang Rampa describes in the remote lamaseries beyond the great Himalayan range - a life that now may have been destroyed for all time. Here in these ancient repositories of wisdom, the lamas learn the meaning of life - and of death: the relationship between the Mind and the brain; the secrets of hypnotism, telepathy, clairvoyance, and reincarnation. Here is power, but not for abuse or misuse. Here, too, in this follow-up to Rampa's "The Third Eye," is a story of strangeness, adventure, excitement, and danger, as the young Rampa is introduced to the hidden Cave of the Ancients.

Most of the letters T. Lobsang Rampa receives are full of questions about all aspects of metaphysics - pendulums, dowsing, how to levitate, teleport, and "remote view," etc. In "Candlelight," Dr. Rampa answers all of these questions and more, replying to queries about God, good versus evil, acupuncture, the media, and how to manage one's everyday affairs. This is Dr. Rampa's fourteenth book. Like its predecessors, "Candlight" brings "illumination to some, hope to others" - in particular, to his many students and followers all over the world.

THOSE INTERESTED IN THE WORKS OF MADAME BLAVATSKY AND NICHOLAS ROERICH, AS WELL AS T. LOBSANG RAMPA, WILL FIND THIS GREATLY EXPANDED UPDATED WORK TO BE A MOST REWARDING VENTURE INTO A FROZEN LAND OF MYSTERY AND INTRIGUE. TURN BACK THE PAGES OF TIME FOR A VISIT TO THE SHADOWS OF THE GLOOMY EAST -- A LAND THAT HAS JUST IN MODERN DECADES STARTED TO BRIGHTEN! UNHOLY SPIRITS IN THE GLOOMY EAST? DISCOVER THE MYSTERIOUS 'DARK SIDE OF OCCULTISM IN OLD RUSSIA The officially atheistic government of Russia tried its best to cover up such embarrassing transgressions against the State. They did not want to be associated with these throwbacks, with what they saw as primitive paganism. Rumors of executions and forced exile in Siberia kept interest to a minimum, yet accounts of devil worship and involvement with other Black Arts did not subside. In fact, they persisted and often grew in importance. . There was proof that the now unorthodox, but formerly "traditional," schools of religion and occultism had been preserved and their prescriptions and "superstitious" practices, having endured through the centuries, were being handed down from generation to generation, though typically there was a great deal of secrecy associated with them. The Sorcerers were thought of as being older people who possessed the secret science of curing men and animals of diseases, of appeasing demons whenever they waxed into a great fury, of staunching blood, freeing insect-infested dwellings of vermin, de-haunting houses, tracking horse thieves, invoking the souls of the dead, foretelling the future and discovering hidden underground treasures. The Wizards, Witches, Shamans, and Hags were performing what seemed like "miracles," and so a noted Polish-born scientist, activist and explorer, who had gained a reputation as a believer in reincarnation and cloistered underground cities like Agharta, went on a quest throughout Mother Russia to ascertain the truth about all matters involving the occult.

A Tibetan patriot and unswerving follower of the Dalai Lama, Lobsang Gyatso emerges from these memoirs as a master storyteller, a fearless social critic, and a devoted Buddhist monk. With unusual wit and realism, he provides a picture of his country from the perspective of a common Tibetan, recounting his early life in Kham as a herder and a rambunctious young monk, his travels to Lhasa, his life in one of Tibet’s most famous monasteries, and his flight into exile. Outspoken and critical of both himself and his society, Lobsang Gyatso’s memoirs tell the story of his struggle for personal religious transformation and his fight to create a new vision for his country.

THOSE INTERESTED IN THE WORKS OF MADAME BLAVATSKY AND NICHOLAS ROERICH, AS WELL AS T. LOBSANG RAMPA, WILL FIND THIS GREATLY EXPANDED UPDATED WORK TO BE A MOST REWARDING VENTURE INTO A FROZEN LAND OF MYSTERY AND INTRIGUE. TURN BACK THE PAGES OF TIME FOR A VISIT TO THE SHADOWS OF THE GLOOMY EAST -- A LAND THAT HAS JUST IN MODERN DECADES STARTED TO BRIGHTEN! UNHOLY SPIRITS IN THE GLOOMY EAST? DISCOVER THE MYSTERIOUS 'DARK SIDE OF OCCULTISM IN OLD RUSSIA The officially atheistic government of Russia tried its best to cover up such embarrassing transgressions against the State. They did not want to be associated with these throwbacks, with what they saw as primitive paganism. Rumors of executions and forced exile in Siberia kept interest to a minimum, yet accounts of devil worship and involvement with other Black Arts did not subside. In fact, they persisted and often grew in importance. . There was proof that the now unorthodox, but formerly "traditional," schools of religion and occultism had been preserved and their prescriptions and "superstitious" practices, having endured through the centuries, were being handed down from generation to generation, though typically there was a great deal of secrecy associated with them. The Sorcerers were thought of as being older people who possessed the secret science of curing men and animals of diseases, of appeasing demons whenever they waxed into a great fury, of staunching blood, freeing insect-infested dwellings of vermin, de-haunting houses, tracking horse thieves, invoking the souls of the dead, foretelling the future and discovering hidden underground treasures. The Wizards, Witches, Shamans, and Hags were performing what seemed like "miracles," and so a noted Polish-born scientist, activist and explorer, who had gained a reputation as a believer in reincarnation and cloistered underground cities like Agharta, went on a quest throughout Mother Russia to ascertain the truth about all matters involving the occult.

The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, founded by His Holiness the Dalai Lama to preserve and foster the growth of the Tibetan language and culture, is proud to publish the present work, Modern Tibetan Language by Lobsang Thonden, Language Research Scholar at the Library. A comprehensive and up-to-date textbook for teaching Tibetan through the medium of English, the Modern Tibetan Language has been based on the experience gained by the author in his years of teaching Tibetan to many Indian and foreign students.

The Long War by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter follows the adventures and travails of heroes Joshua Valiente and Lobsang in an exciting continuation of the extraordinary science fiction journey begun in their New York Times bestseller The Long Earth. A generation after the events of The Long Earth, humankind has spread across the new worlds opened up by “stepping.” A new “America”—Valhalla—is emerging more than a million steps from Datum—our Earth. Thanks to a bountiful environment, the Valhallan society mirrors the core values and behaviors of colonial America. And Valhalla is growing restless under the controlling long arm of the Datum government. Soon Joshua, now a married man, is summoned by Lobsang to deal with a building crisis that threatens to plunge the Long Earth into a war unlike any humankind has waged before.

The First Panchen Lama's Easy Path (de lam), written nearly four hundred years ago, is like a chest of jewels that has, until now, been locked to English speakers. This translation, with Gyumed Khensur Lobsang Jampa's commentary, unlocks that chest and holds each jewel up to the sunlight to reveal its great beauty and value.A number of books in the past have explained how to meditate on the stages of the path, but Geshe Lobsang Jampa's volume is unique in showing the reader how to integrate visualizations from highest yoga tantra, guru yoga, and the instructions of the oral tradition within the contemplations of every single stage. From the initial meditations on the precariousness and immense value of human existence, through the contemplations of how we perpetuate the cycle of suffering, to the highest teachings on the practice of universal compassion and the empty nature of phenomena, The Easy Path leads practitioners step by step through the journey to enlightenment.

New Saucerian proudly presents "My Visit to Venus," the rarest of T. Lobsang Rampa's books. It was rescued from the dustbin by Gray Barker, who provides an excellent introduction in this fine reprint. Until now, "My Visit to Venus" was very difficult to find, and very expensive. Finally, this wonderful period piece of ufology has been made available to the general public. According to Barker, who first published the book in the 1960s, Rampa's claim that his body had been taken over by a Tibetan Buddhist monk was in no way disproved. In fact, Barker provides a letter from a Tibetan Buddhist scholar stating that Rampa's writings about the inner workings of Tibetan Buddhism were quite accurate, and actually revealed closely guarded secrets of the Himalayan monasteries. Knowing this, how does one interpret Rampa's claim to have seen a "time travel" machine buried deep in a mountain cavern, or his claim to have interacted with ufos and their occupants? If the material in this book is in any way accurate, it sheds a shocking and revealing light on our ancient past, as well as our genetic history.

The follow-up to the No.1 bestselling novel, The Long Earth... A generation after the events of The Long Earth, mankind has spread across the new worlds opened up by Stepping. Where Joshua and Lobsang once pioneered, now fleets of airships link the stepwise Americas with trade and culture. Mankind is shaping the Long Earth -- but in turn the Long Earth is shaping mankind... A new ‘America’, called Valhalla, is emerging more than a million steps from Datum Earth, with core American values restated in the plentiful environment of the Long Earth -- and Valhalla is growing restless under the control of the Datum government... Meanwhile the Long Earth is suffused by the song of the trolls, graceful hive-mind humanoids. But the trolls are beginning to react to humanity’s thoughtless exploitation... Joshua, now a married man, is summoned by Lobsang to deal with a gathering multiple crisis that threatens to plunge the Long Earth into a war unlike any mankind has waged before.

UNKNOWN TO THE WESTERN WORLD. . . THE TIBETAN LAMA UNLEASHES HIS MYSTICAL POWERS. At the age of seven 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 the fact that his work would be heralded around the world. While still very young the author's Third Eye was opened increasing his mystical powers, as well as his ability to view the human aura, and to read the thoughts of others. This volume -- part of an extensive series -- discusses karma, the other side of death, the silver cord, the seership, crystal power, ghosts as well as astral projection. This book is highly recommended for students walking the Spiritual Path in search of Enlightenment.

T. Lobsang Rampa's "Beyond the Tenth" gives advice and teachings on the care of mankind's physical and spiritual forms. Proper preparation on this present plane of existence can equip one more fully for the life that commences in the astral world. "Beyond the Tenth" is a book that will has brought comfort and learning to many - especially to those who are students and disciples of Rampa. This insightful work is dedicated to "those loyal and constant readers who have stuck by me throughout the years, even in the face of negative press campaigns - those whom I now regard as friends." To save of lot questions, Rampa made the following declaration about this book: "Let me now say that mankind is one-tenth conscious; the other nine-tenths deal with the subconscious, and all that comes under the headings of Cellular Memory and the Occult. This book is about YOU, not just about one-tenth of you, but also that part of you that goes 'Beyond the Tenth'."

Copiar y pegar el enlace para ver nuestros titulos en Amazon.com:-------------------..........................https://librosgrupoeditorialnuevomundo.blogspot.com ....................................................Martes (en inglés Tuesday) Lobsang Rampa fue un nombre mítico entre los pioneros de la "invasión" espiritual oriental que invadio Europa y América en la década de los años 60. Afirmó que su cuerpo estaba poseído por un lama viejo y narró en sus libros las experiencias de su vida monástica en el Tíbet. Al ser el Tíbet invadido por las fuerzas Chino-Comunistas, emigró a occidente. Su primer libro, El tercer ojo, publicado en 1956, y en él cual relata sus experiencias en Chokpori (Tibet), entre ellas una operación en la que le habrían trepanado la cabeza para dotarle de una cavidad por la que pudiera desarrollar su "tercer ojo" y así desarrollar el sentido de la clarividencia). Fue autor de numerosas obras que siguieron la misma línea temática como: El Médico de Lhasa, El Cordón de Plata, La Túnica Azafrán, Mi Vida con el Lama, Tú para Siempre, etc. En la década de los años 60 llegó a millones de lectores debido a que generó un enorme número de adeptos que aceptaron sin cuestionamientos su explicación transmigratoria y lo consideraron un maestro de la metafísica que explicaba magistralmente conceptos enormemente complicados con absoluta sencillez. Este libro es una reproducción auténtica del texto original en lengua inglesa de 1965 titulado: Wisdom of the Ancients que fue publicado por la editorial británica Corgi. Lo hemos publicado bajo el título: El Conocimiento Ancestral.

TUESDAY LOBSANG RAMPA RETURNS TO THE CAVE OF THE ANCIENTS Explore the depths of the unknown with the masterful Lama as he probes the history of the Earth -- Past, Present and Distant Future! Along with his trusted guided Rampa reenters the cave of the ancients and is taken on a tour of the Hall of Records. Here he is permitted to observe ancient events as well as view scenes from our planet's chaotic future soon to effect us all. Examine with the author: * The lives of the great Sages who live to be two or three hundred years old while maintaining a youthful appearance. * The existence of an uncharted orb that entered our atmosphere and almost destroyed the Earth thousands of years ago -- which may return in our lifetime. * The reality of lost worlds long before Atlantis and their inhabitants, many of them weird looking, "half human, half animal" hybrid-type creatures. * The evils of fossil fuel and how the use of petroleum can lead to the deaths of millions of innocent people. * How other civilizations from other planets migrated here in antiquity and how some of them have remained here "hidden from view." * The reality of parallel universe and its effects of what we think we know about earth's history. This was one of Rampa's last books and should not be missed. Add it to your library.