My Search in Tibet for the Secret Wish-Fulfilling Jewel - by Peter Mt Shasta (Paperback)

About the Book

Autobiographical account of a journey to Tibet that Peter Mt. Shasta made in 1994 at the request of the enlightened Bodhisattva, the Sixteenth Karmapa, who told him to seek the legendary Wish-Fulfilling Jewel. A true adventure demonstrating teachings that can be used to transform your daily life through the realization of your innate perfection.

Book Synopsis

The autobiographical account of a journey to Tibet that Peter Mt. Shasta made in 1994 at the request of the Sixteenth Karmapa. This being, who had been regarded as a living Buddha, appeared to him in meditation, telling him to go to Tibet and seek the legendary Wish-Fulfilling Jewel. During the journey the Dalai Lama made another request. The Master Saint Germain, with whom the author trained for many years, told him that the Buddhist teachings he learned in Tibet should be incorporated into the I AM Teachings he gave previously to Godfre Ray King in the 1930s. In this adventure are included teachings that can be used to transform your daily life through the realization of your innate perfection.

Review Quotes

I LOVED every page and didn't want it to finish! A most precious book - thank you. I sent to friends as a gift remembering Beloved Yogananda's words...."instead of bestowing material presents on those you love, give them spiritual books." I hope that this, and all the books that Peter has been inspired to write, fill the people with the same pure joy and gratitude that I feel when I read them.... (A. T. Ecuador)

This was a tremendously enjoyable read. I didn't want it to end. I enjoyed the way that the author, Peter Mt. Shasta, wove profound Buddhist teachings into his travelogue of journeying through Tibet. I've enjoyed every one of his books but this one may be my favorite. (Ganganath, Mount Shasta, California)

This book is a true spiritual gem that will inspire you on your own journey. The book brought me to tears by his story of spirituality, compassion and love. (Blake Sinclair, author of "Dare to Imagine.")