From Kook Science
Tuesday Lobsang Rampa (Unknown [or, April 8, 1910] – January 25, 1981), a lama transmigrant in the body of Cyril Henry Hoskin, also known as Doctor Carl Kuon Suo, was the author of several autobiographical and fantastical stories about his life in Tibet and his travels through our world and universe. While many suggested his stories were highly implausible, utterly dubious, and even totally ludicrous, Tuesday Lobsang Rampa never once conceded even an inch of ground to his critics, continuing to write about his amazing adventures and his mastery of the metaphysical up until his death.
What is one to make of his claims to have spent time with the Yetis, to have gained clairvoyance by trepanation, to have lived the mad-cap life of a Bondian agent to forces unknown? If absurd, they are a testament to some creative force, and may be seen as light entertainment, just possibly containing seeds to some small enlightenment about the nature of things (but probably not.)
Bibliography
- The Third Eye (1956)
- Doctor from Lhasa (1959)
- The Rampa Story (1960)
- Cave of the Ancients (1963)
- Living with the Lama (1964) -- note that Lobsang Rampa did not claim authorship, but rather translated this book from the dictation of Mrs. Fifi Greywhiskers, a Siamese cat
- You Forever (1965)
- Wisdom of the Ancients (1965)
- The Saffron Robe (1966)
- Chapters of Life (1967)
- Beyond The Tenth (1969)
- Feeding the Flame (1971)
- The Hermit (1971)
- The Thirteenth Candle (1972)
- Candlelight (1973)
- Twilight (1975)
- As It Was! (1976)
- I Believe (1976)
- Three Lives (1977)
- Tibetan Sage (1980)