“The Doctor from Lhasa” is a direct continuation of the famous book “The Third Eye”. In the second book, Doctor Rampa, using examples from his life, proves that a mortal man can master his mind and body to such an extent that he becomes able to endure inhuman trials. This book is a continuation of the biography of a very unusual person. The spirit of a Tibetan lama from the Potala monastery entered his body, and this incarnation occurred so thoroughly that the author of the book actually became a lama himself. During World War II, this lama endured long and grueling imprisonments in Japanese camps, where he was subjected to brutal torture, lived with virtually no food, and was repeatedly saved from certain death by miracles. In his book, he talks about how the knowledge and skills he acquired while studying at a Lamaist monastery helped him survive.