Apprentice to the Masters: Adventures of a Western Mystic, Book 2

by Peter Mt. Shasta

This is the latest revised edition of the true story of encounters with enlightened beings known in the East as Bodhisattvas, who have attained the Rainbow Body, yet who can and do appear in whatever form they are needed to assist humanity. These are the Gods of ancient myth, known in the West as Ascended Masters. Here are the adventures of one individual as the Masters bring him face to face with his own Higher Self—the I AM Presence. When the Master known as Saint Germain materialized before Peter Mt. Shasta in Muir Woods, his life was forever changed. Although offered liberation, he chose to remain and serve the Masters in their mission of preparing humanity for the coming changes. Consequently, he was sent to a woman in Mount Shasta by the name of Pearl for instruction. His training led him not only to inner retreats, but also into the world of business and film making in Hollywood. “Time and again the Masters force him to integrate the profoundest spiritual teachings into daily human life—often with hilarious and/or poignant results.” —from the Foreword by Carl Marsak

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction

418 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 10, 2010

Reviews

[Annette Vanderzon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing!!! A MUST read for any Spiritual human on the path

Reading this book inspired me beyond any book I read in the last 10 years. This book is as huge, a hallmark as autobiography of a yogi.


I would encourage anyone and everyone to read this book. Learn your I AM it is everything! 💖🥰💖

[Richard · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting adventure recounting awakened beings.

[Joan Meyer · Rating 5 out of 5]

You become the story

Peter's book becomes so alive within you as you are reading it that it's hard to put it down . I so enjoyed the book , and grew from it, I believe. It opened me to many things I had not even considered , and yet I feel as though I lived through them with him in this book. It helped me realize I need to grow in ways I had not yet considered. Thank you, Peter.