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spectators were rounded up,

and in front of them my eyes were gouged out and thrown

at me. My body, as you can surely see, has many half

healed wounds. I was brought here by others and now I

am glad to greet you."

I gasped with horror as he pulled open his robe, for his

body was a raw red mass through being dragged along the

road. I well knew this man. Under him, as an Acolyte, I

had studied things of the mind. I had known him when

I became a lama, for he had been one of my sponsors. He

had been one of the lamas when I had journeyed far down

beneath the Potala to endure the Ceremony of the Little

 

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Death. Now he sat beside me, and I knew that his death

was not far off.

"You have traveled far and have seen and endured

much," he said. "Now my last task in this Incarnation is

to help you obtain glimpses, through the Akashic Record,

of the life of a certain Englishman who is most anxious to

depart his body that you may take over. You will have

glimpses only, for it takes much energy and we are both

low in strength." He paused, and then, with a faint smile

on his face, continued, "The effort will finish this present

life of mine, and I am glad to have this opportunity of

acquiring merit through this last task. Thank you, Brother,

for making it possible. When you return here from the

Astral Journey, I