M. Paul Dare

Lost Worlds and Underground Mysteries of the Far East M. Paul Dare

FOR READERS INSPIRED BY THE WORKS OF CARLOS CASTANEDA, T. LOBSANG RAMPA, RICHARD SHAVER AND JOHN A KEEL. . .

From time to time a LOST MANUSCRIPT resurfaces at a moment in history when it is better understood or "welcomed than when it was originally published. Thi is one such rarity written in the l930s by a British writer who was the News Editor of the Times of India. How it is possible to read these amazing stories of the supernatural from a part of the world that is in the headlines almost every day -- but whose culture remains shrouded in mystery as it was centuries ago.

Here are first hand accounts of. . .

O Lost Civilizations. -- O Underground Realms and Dwellings. -- O The Dreaded Serpent Race... Shape Shifters of the Jungle. -- O Forbidden Black and White Magick Rites and Eerie Rituals. -- O Ancient Secret Societies That Still Flourish. -- O Secrets of the Indian Rope Trick -- Is It Fact or Fiction? -- O A l50 Year Old Saint Who Flies In The Air.

Here are "myths and legends that are all too true!

A sensationa look at a little known culture that still remains shrouded in mystery as it was centuries ago. A magick carpet ride full of intrigue and the occult that few outsiders have ever been privy to.

Fans of David Icke work into shape shifting will particularly find much to ponder in this work, as Paul Dare writes of an underground serpent race that is parallel to what the British conspiracy researcher Icke has recently popularized. The writing is much in the style of Richard Shaver who also spoke of ancient civilizations inside the earth.