Twilight - Hidden Chambers Beneath The Earth

by T. Lobsang Rampa

It all began with the classic THE THIRD EYE in 1955 and for decades before his passing, the Tibetan lama brought great enlightenment, comfort and joy to millions worldwide with his metaphysical exploits written about in a poetic and charismatic style. Inner Light Publications has kept Rampa's legacy alive by maintaining in print his most popular works. Rampa's works have become popular because he has managed to convey his message of enlightenment in a poetic and charismatic style that few others in the metaphysical field can. His other works include The Hermit, My Visit To Venus, My Visit to Agharta and Doctor From Lhasa. Those who felt they were close to this great human being will find this work of particular interest as it offers deeper insights into his previous teachings. Twilight is written in a warm and very human fashion that will have your heart tingling as you turn the pages.

Genres: Spirituality

122 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1975

Reviews

[Eric]

Masterpiece incontournable pour découvrir les secrets de l'aura

[Alia]

Excellent !

[S'hi]

Largely a volume of responses to readers’ questions, Twilight also makes a few comments for writers or would-be writers about Tax and postal services. This includes the use of a mailing service which protects the privacy of the recipient wherever they may be in the world, while providing a means for connection with the public to gauge one’s reception. Vera Stanley Adler also used this postal service in her books about meditation and spiritualist themes, during the same publishing period of pre-second world war to the 1960s.

[Marianne]

Rarement vu un auteur aussi pédant et imbu de lui-même, je retiendrai quelques citations cultes genre "les femmes seraient d'excellentes voyantes si seulement elles apprenaient à se taire" ou "les clochards et les alcooliques sont des ratés, ça se voit dans leur aura".... BREF, pas le genre de type dont on a envie de suivre l'enseignement au final, même si certaines "astuces" sont intéressantes et facilement appliquables quand même.