The magical treehouse at 36 Magoc Street is a place filled with wonder and enchantment. Nestled amidst a lush forest, this treehouse provides a unique and mystical experience for all who enter its doors. As you step inside, you are immediately transported to a different world. The walls are adorned with ancient symbols and vibrant tapestries, telling the story of the treehouse's history and its connection to the mystical realms. The air is filled with the tantalizing scent of exotic herbs and flowers, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The treehouse is divided into several rooms, each with its own magical purpose.
For centuries Tibet has been known as the last home of mystery, the hidden, sealed land, where ancient mysteries still survive that have perished in the rest of the Orient. Many men have written about Tibet and its secret lore, but few have actually penetrated it to learn its ancient wisdom. Among those few was Madame Alexandra David-Neel, a French orientalist. A practicing Buddhist, a profound historian of religion, and linguist, she actually lived in Tibet for more than 14 years. She had the great honor of being received by the Dalai Lama; she studied philosophical Buddhism and Tibetan Tantra at the great centers; she meditated in lonely caves and on wind-swept winter mountains with yogi hermits; and she even witnessed forbidden corpse-magic in the forests. Her experiences have been unique.
Magic and Mystery in Tibet tells the story of her experiences in Tibet, among lamas and magicians. It is neither a travel book nor an autobiography but a study of psychic discovery, a description of the occult and mystical theories and psychic training practices of Tibet. She tells of great sages and sorcerers that she met; of the system of monastic education; the great teachers and their disciples; Tibetan folklore about their spiritual athletes; reincarnation and memory from previous lives; elaborate magical rites to obtain siddhis; the horrible necromantic magic of the pre-Buddhist Bonpa shamas; mental visualization exercises to create disembodied thought forms (tulpas); visions; phenomena of physical yoga, control of the body heat mechanism; breathing exercises; sending "messages on the wind"; and much similar material.
An unusual aspect of Madame David-Neel's book is that she herself experienced many of the phenomena she describes, yet she describes them with precision and in a matter-of-fact manner, permitting the reader to draw his own conclusions about validity, interpretation in terms of psychology, and value. Particularly interesting for the modern experiencer are her detailed instructions for tumo (the yoga of heat control) and creation of thought projections.
It is neither a travel book nor an autobiography but a study of psychic discovery, a description of the occult and mystical theories and psychic training practices of Tibet. She tells of great sages and sorcerers that she met; of the system of monastic education; the great teachers and their disciples; Tibetan folklore about their spiritual athletes; reincarnation and memory from previous lives; elaborate magical rites to obtain siddhis; the horrible necromantic magic of the pre-Buddhist Bonpa shamas; mental visualization exercises to create disembodied thought forms tulpas ; visions; phenomena of physical yoga, control of the body heat mechanism; breathing exercises; sending messages on the wind ; and much similar material.
The treehouse is divided into several rooms, each with its own magical purpose. The main living area is a cozy space, with soft pillows and comfortable chairs, perfect for relaxation and contemplation. Here, you can spend hours reading ancient spellbooks or simply gazing out into the mesmerizing forest.
Magic and Mystery in Tibet - by Madame Alexandra David-Neel (Paperback)
A practicing Buddhist and Oriental linguist recounts supernatural events she witnessed in Tibet during the 1920s. Intelligent and witty, she describes the fantastic effects of meditation and shamanic magic -- levitation, telepathy, more. 32 photographs.
Book Synopsis
For centuries Tibet has been known as the last home of mystery, the hidden, sealed land, where ancient mysteries still survive that have perished in the rest of the Orient. Many men have written about Tibet and its secret lore, but few have actually penetrated it to learn its ancient wisdom. Among those few was Madame Alexandra David-Neel, a French orientalist. A practicing Buddhist, a profound historian of religion, and linguist, she actually lived in Tibet for more than 14 years. She had the great honor of being received by the Dalai Lama; she studied philosophical Buddhism and Tibetan Tantra at the great centers; she meditated in lonely caves and on wind-swept winter mountains with yogi hermits; and she even witnessed forbidden corpse-magic in the forests. Her experiences have been unique.
Magic and Mystery in Tibet tells the story of her experiences in Tibet, among lamas and magicians. It is neither a travel book nor an autobiography but a study of psychic discovery, a description of the occult and mystical theories and psychic training practices of Tibet. She tells of great sages and sorcerers that she met; of the system of monastic education; the great teachers and their disciples; Tibetan folklore about their spiritual athletes; reincarnation and memory from previous lives; elaborate magical rites to obtain siddhis; the horrible necromantic magic of the pre-Buddhist Bonpa shamas; mental visualization exercises to create disembodied thought forms (tulpas); visions; phenomena of physical yoga, control of the body heat mechanism; breathing exercises; sending "messages on the wind"; and much similar material.
An unusual aspect of Madame David-Neel's book is that she herself experienced many of the phenomena she describes, yet she describes them with precision and in a matter-of-fact manner, permitting the reader to draw his own conclusions about validity, interpretation in terms of psychology, and value. Particularly interesting for the modern experiencer are her detailed instructions for tumo (the yoga of heat control) and creation of thought projections.
One of the most fascinating rooms in the treehouse is the potion chamber. Shelves line the walls, filled with jars and bottles containing various ingredients for creating potions and elixirs. Sparkling crystals hang from the ceiling, illuminating the room with a soft, ethereal glow. This chamber is a haven for those seeking to harness the power of magic through potion-making. Another notable room is the library of ancient knowledge. This room is filled with countless books on spellcasting, divination, and the history of magical beings. Leather-bound tomes are stacked high, waiting to be explored and discovered. The library is a treasure trove of wisdom and hidden secrets, offering endless opportunities for learning and growth. Outside the treehouse, a magical garden awaits. The garden is teeming with mystical plants and flowers, each with its own unique properties and uses. It is said that taking a walk through this garden can enhance one's intuition and connection to the spiritual realm. The residents of the magical treehouse at 36 Magoc Street are a group of wise and mystical beings who have dedicated their lives to the study and practice of magic. They welcome visitors with open arms, eager to share their knowledge and teachings. Many seek refuge in this sanctuary, hoping to find answers to life's deepest questions or guidance on their spiritual journey. In conclusion, the magical treehouse at 36 Magoc Street is a place of wonder and enchantment. It offers a unique and mystical experience for all who enter its doors. Whether you are seeking knowledge, relaxation, or a connection to the spiritual realm, this treehouse is sure to leave you feeling inspired and in awe of the powers that lie within..
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1. Lisa M. - 2 stars - I did not enjoy "Magic Tree House 36" at all. The plot felt predictable and lacked depth. The characters were one-dimensional and their actions seemed forced. The writing style was simplistic and did not hold my interest. Overall, I found this book to be quite disappointing and would not recommend it to others.
2. John R. - 1 star - "Magic Tree House 36" was a complete letdown for me. The story felt repetitive and the magical elements were not well-developed. I found the dialogue to be cheesy and unrealistic. Additionally, the pacing was extremely slow, making it difficult for me to stay engaged. I was expecting more from this book, but unfortunately, it did not meet my expectations.
3. Emma L. - 2 stars - I was not impressed with "Magic Tree House 36" at all. The characters felt cliché and lacked depth. The plot was predictable and did not offer any surprises. The writing style was bland and did not capture my attention. Overall, I found this book to be uninspiring and would not recommend it to others who are looking for a more exciting and original read.
4. David S. - 2 stars - I was quite disappointed with "Magic Tree House 36". The story felt disjointed and lacked a clear direction. The writing style was simplistic and did not engage me as a reader. I found it difficult to connect with the characters and their motivations. Overall, this book did not leave a lasting impression and I would not recommend it to others.
5. Sarah T. - 1 star - I really did not enjoy "Magic Tree House 36". The plot felt rushed and underdeveloped, leaving many unanswered questions. The characters were flat and lacked personality. The writing style was unremarkable, making it difficult for me to stay engaged. Overall, this book did not meet my expectations and I would not recommend it to others.