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Living with the Lama

by T. Lobsang Rampa

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This book is not a work of fiction, but was transmitted to the author via mental telepathy from his pet cat. Yes, you read that correctly. This is the first book ever written by a cat, Mrs. Fifi Greywhiskers!"You've gone off your head, Fifi," said the Lama. "Who will believe that you have written a book?" He smiled down at me and rubbed under my chin, just the way I liked, before he left the room on some business. I sat and pondered. "Why should I not write a book? True, I am a cat, but I am not an ordinary cat. I am a Siamese cat who has traveled far and seen much. Of course, I am old, and not a little blind, but is that not good reason why I should put on paper the events of my life while I am still able? Here, then, is my version of "Living with the Lama," and the happiest days of my life - days of sunshine after a lifetime of shadows.… (more)
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a fine work.... dicated telepathically by his cat-Mrs. Fifi Greywhiskers. I think someone got into the catnip..... ( )
  RonnieM | Apr 30, 2007 |
25 years with T. Lobsang Rampa -- from the viewpoint of his blind Siamese cat. This book is not fiction but was transmitted to the author by mental telepathy!"A positively delightful story from a master yarn-spinner" -- William Kern
  Hans.Michel | Sep 13, 2013 |
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This book is not a work of fiction, but was transmitted to the author via mental telepathy from his pet cat. Yes, you read that correctly. This is the first book ever written by a cat, Mrs. Fifi Greywhiskers!"You've gone off your head, Fifi," said the Lama. "Who will believe that you have written a book?" He smiled down at me and rubbed under my chin, just the way I liked, before he left the room on some business. I sat and pondered. "Why should I not write a book? True, I am a cat, but I am not an ordinary cat. I am a Siamese cat who has traveled far and seen much. Of course, I am old, and not a little blind, but is that not good reason why I should put on paper the events of my life while I am still able? Here, then, is my version of "Living with the Lama," and the happiest days of my life - days of sunshine after a lifetime of shadows.

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