The Cave of the Ancients

By: T. Lobsang Rampa

Narrated by: Clay Lomakayu

There's 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's 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.

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Exeptional

This book is an eye opener not for all but to the open minded person

A hidden gem of immeasurable value

A hidden gem of immeasurable value to those who yearn for meaning in a material existence…
“Wisdom is a truth easily denied by those who see not the value in the lessons life presents”

this book made me a fan!

I didn't know what to expect from this book but the preview sounded good so I took the bait and now I'm hooked. I plan on listening to all Lobsang Rampa audio books which are laced with wisdom of the ancients.

TLR's childhood as a monk in special training

After the first three books, where T. Lobsang Rampa was either recalling his childhood, or his journey out of Tibet, and many terrible experiences during and after war . . . this book was much more peaceful with some intriguing experiences.

I enjoy this narrator's work, but there are still a few editing/production small errors that distract - overlapping/repeating sentences.

Good book

narrator was a bit slow ..but OK...
the content was great ..good life lessons in it ..