True Experiences with a Sorceress of the Four Portals, From the Tibetan Journals of M.G. Hawking

This
volume details the experiences explorer M.G. Hawking and his companions had in
a remote region of the Himalayas with the exceptional Mani Choejor, including accounts of her demonstrations of
psychokinetic powers and in-depth descriptions of the esoteric knowledge that
enabled her to attain such remarkable abilities.

     Five-Star reviews: "Advanced
Teachings but Suitable for Beginners. Hawking relays a series of teachings from
Mani, a B’on sorceress. Mani is unbelievably powerful at manifesting the physical
reality she wants to experience, and the awe most Western readers would
experience from such capabilities really make her words a treat, especially the
meditation/visualization exercises, advice for beginners, and framework
explanations concerning how she accomplishes many of the more advanced aspects
of her power. Highly recommended."  -  "Amazing and inspiring. I love this book!
It's so well written and so inspiring. It has helped me tremendously."  -  "Truly
an inspiration. A must read for those who yearn to break free and open their
minds to the infinite possibilities of life."  -  "I love all of MG Hawking books, such
wisdom and the visualizations that he includes are amazing if used daily."

     To merely say that Mani is an
extraordinary individual would be to gravely understate the case. Born in a
small village in Tibet, she was raised and mentored in a monastery by an Abbot
known to be a true master of great power, one of perhaps two remaining
instructors of the ancient esoteric arts of the ‘Four Portals’ teachings.

    A group of highly esoteric teachings
setting forth the true nature of physical reality and techniques of powerful
elemental magic, or sorcery, the ‘Four
Portals’ are of extreme antiquity. The first extant traces of the
teachings appear as part of the lore of the pre-Tibetan Zhang Zhung culture that arose on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau some 4000 years ago, but are believed to
have originated far earlier. Being an exceedingly restricted body of knowledge,
said to convey enormous powers, the teachings disappear from the historical
record for some 2600 years, not to reemerge until the 7th century AD in the
arcane scriptures of the ancient pre-Buddhist B’on religion, as found in the Himalayan highlands of Tibet.

    According to the ancient Zhang Zhung and B’on traditions, the teachings of the
‘Four Portals’ were formulated
in 16,000 BC by the earliest known Buddha, Tonpa Shenrab Miwoche. Like Siddhārtha Gautama, our most recent historical Buddha, Shenrab renounced his life as a
prince to become a monk, achieved enlightenment, and taught others how to
attain the most elevated wisdom. The rare esoteric teachings of the ‘Four Portals’ contain enormous
amounts of elemental sorcery, in keeping with their view of the cosmos as a
psycho-physical unity, able to be manipulated in heightened states of awareness
through clandestine techniques and practices.

    These deeply esoteric teachings begin with
a profound premise: “The Universe is
but a mirage which exists in the mind, springs from it, is controlled by it,
and sinks into it.” To understand this premise in a contemporary
context, we may consider the following remarks from the legendary physicist Max
Planck, Nobel Prize winner, originator of Quantum Mechanics, and close
associate of Albert Einstein: “As a
man who has devoted his whole life to the most clear-headed science, to the
study of matter, I can tell you as a result of my research about atoms this
much: There is no matter as such. All matter originates and exists only by
virtue of the existence of consciousness. The mind is the matrix of all matter.
I regard consciousness as fundamental. I regard matter as derivative from
consciousness.”

    Transcribed directly from the archived
field notes and journals of explorer M.G. Hawking’s five years in Nepal and
Tibet, this book contains comprehensive narratives of Hawking’s experiences and
conversations with a true sorceress, providing first-hand accounts of her
psychokinetic and telekinetic powers, along with descriptions of her lengthy
apprenticeship and the teachings that allowed her to acquire such extraordinary
abilities.

    2021
Edition, 20 Chapters, 32 Subsections, e-reader edition page count 422
(estimated, actual count varies depending on the reading device used). Includes
Reference Citations and a Source Material Anthology Section. For more
information, please see the ‘Look Inside’ feature on the book’s Amazon page.
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