The Forgotten City

The Forgotten City

by Barbara Cartland

1936

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"This book portrays a woman's pilgrimage as she searches for the enlightenment and illumination of her mind and soul. Every contact we make with other people, every difficulty, every disillusionment can teach us a lesson. Only in finding the Spiritual love which is part of the Divine can we find ourselves." For centuries it has been known that in the heights of the Himalayas and hidden in secret Tibet there are Lamaseries with priceless manuscripts relating to the wisdom of the ancients. It is also believed that the Masters---the teachers or guides of those who seek enlightenment of the soul---can be reached by those who need them. These stories reveal to those who can understand a little of the esoteric knowledge perceived and closely guarded from the material world of the ignorant and cynical.