Author of such metaphysical classics as "I AM the Open Door" and the two volume autobiography, "Adventures of a Western Mystic," Peter Mt. Shasta tells of his adventures in Tibet and the spiritual teachings that Saint Germain asked him to bring back to the West. His journey begins with the etheric appearance of the Sixteenth Karmapa, regarded during his life as a living Buddha, who told him to go to Tibet and seek a Wish-Fulfilling Jewel. He was also told to visit the Karmapa's new reincarnation, a seventeen-year-old boy residing at Tsurphu Monastery. Once in Tibet, he is given a further mission by the Dalai Lama. One adventure after another forces Peter to turn to the Ascended Master Saint Germain and his own I AM Presence, as well as to apply the tantric teachings he is learning. Through his adventures Peter realizes the beauty and power of these ancient teachings.
Saint Germain explains that in the 1930s he gave the basic knowledge of the Masters and the I AM Presence to Godfre Ray King (author of "Unveiled Mysteries"), but that it is now time for those teachings to be expanded and deepened. These teachings Peter brought back from Tibet expand ones understanding of the nature of mind, and show how to invoke its hidden powers of blessings and transformation.