Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East, Volume III

This document, Volume III of 'Life and Teaching of the Masters of the Far East' by Baird T. Spalding, chronicles the author's experiences and spiritual education while traveling in the Far East, specifically Tibet and India. The narrative details the author's interactions with a group of spiritual masters, including Jesus, Emil, and others, who demonstrate advanced capabilities such as levitation, materialization, and the ability to manipulate energy and matter through thought and vibratory frequency. The text emphasizes the concept that all humanity possesses a divine nature, referred to as the 'Christ' or 'God-man,' and that through the realization of this nature, individuals can achieve mastery over physical limitations, including death and disease. The author describes visiting sacred sites, such as the Tau Cross Temple and Pora-tat-sanga, and participating in the translation of ancient tablets that purportedly document a prehistoric, highly advanced civilization. A significant portion of the text focuses on the 'God-power' or 'God-beam,' a form of pure white light energy that the masters claim can be generated from within the human body to protect, heal, or transmute negative conditions. The narrative also includes accounts of the author's party encountering a bandit group in the Gobi region, where the masters' influence and the author's own developing abilities led to the peaceful resolution of the conflict and the eventual transformation of the bandit leader. The document concludes with discussions on the nature of the universe, the history of the Aryan race, and the interpretation of biblical texts, asserting that these teachings are universal and accessible to all who seek them through the 'I AM' consciousness.