Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East (Volume One)

The narrative follows a group of eleven scientists who journeyed to India and Tibet in 1894, claiming to connect with the "Great Masters of the Himalayas." Their experiences reveal profound insights into the lives and spiritual teachings of these immortal beings. The scientists document extraordinary phenomena, such as walking on water and manifesting food, which illustrate the spiritual principles practiced by the Masters. This account offers a unique exploration of spirituality and the intersection of science and the miraculous.