Lobsang Rampa
 

Anyone with me???

Re: Lobsang Rampa
 

I read the Rampa books in the early 70's. They were like candy to us at the

time. There just wasn't anything else like that out there. I think the books

effected more than I realize. Allot of what he talked about just became part of

my consciousness and probably has something to do with me being here now.

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Tuesday Lobsang Rampa... Read all the books starting with The Third Eye.
I have a dear friend who is a personal friend of the Dalai Lama. In fact, my friend Tenzin Wangdu started the first school for children in Dhamrsala in 1984, with the blessings of Ling Rimpoche, the Dalai Lama's Senior Teacher.
Tenzin is writing 7 books of his life adventures. One of the book is his journey to Dharmsala and his recognition.
Visit his website:

www.thesecretcycle.net

Tenzin (Frank) also has a radio program on Thurdsay mornings at www.1490wwpr.com in Bradenton Fl. The show is called "Dr. Tom- The Voice Of Experience"
He is also a Director of Lotus Spring Meditation Center in Bradenton Beach ,FL
www.lotusspring.org.
The center has resident Tibetan Rimpoches (Teachers)

Before his recognition as a Rimpoche, Tenzin (Frank) and I read all the Rampa books.
Tenzin is a living "Teacher" of the Dharma.

azpiper

Re: Lobsang Rampa
 

ERRRR.... Yes, the Llama Mingyar Dondup...!

seriously, one important fundamental point he always said was...

"You have NOTHING to fear, only fear itself."
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it is through fear that we have been controlled.

... and remember this also Lobsang,

"THIS is the World of ILLUSION".
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Best wishes to everyone.

LOVE has ALWAYS been the answer :original:

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Thanks for your responses.

I have read the entire collection several times over during the last 30 years and I use it as my baseline against which to measure all other teachings.

I remember Rampa saying that he was helping to light the way and that there would be many who would follow and carry on helping mankind. I think he meant people and projects like Project Camelot.

Thanks Bill and Kerry for everything.

It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. (Rampa)