Topic: Nepal

A journey through Nepal and the foothills of the Himalayas led to a formal initiation as a shaman. The expedition reached 13,000 feet to visit the shrine where Ram meditated before the Ramayana war. These experiences provided insight into the "inner world of consciousness" and the birthplace of deities like Shiva and Ganesh.

A historical drawing by a European monk in Nepal depicts a resurrected god-man named Eao emerging from a sarcophagus and being nailed to a foliated cross 500 years before the time of Christ. This figure represents the "Green Man" or the revitalization of nature during the winter solstice, serving as a metaphor for the regenerative cycle of the soul. The discovery highlights how the concept of resurrection was a well-established practical and symbolic journey in the East long before its adoption by Western religion.

Jason Miller recounts his journey to Nepal and the foothills of the Himalayas to study with Tibetan sorcerers and non-monastic practitioners. He shares a humorous observation about meeting several other occultists from New Jersey, including his teacher John Reynolds, while in Kathmandu. Miller explains that his interest in the region was partially inspired by childhood comic books where superheroes like Doctor Strange and The Shadow gained their powers in Tibet.

First-hand accounts from Nepal describe Tibetan sorcerers and monks, such as Lama Dala Chodak, demonstrating inexplicable abilities like identifying names of strangers. These practitioners often live in remote caves and participate in intensive multi-day rituals like the Vajrakalaya before returning to seclusion.