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On our part, we must leave as soon as possible because the Winter is coming and soon
the steps of the Himalayas will become glaciers. However, once in the Tibet, we’ll move away
from the commercial route taken by Schaeffer and advance the working day until reach him.

Chapter XXII

Karl von Grossen had everything prepared to leave immediately at our arrival.
Nevertheless, despite the efforts, the march could not be initiated until two days later. The
next day to our arrival I spent, then, entertained walking around the Monastery and
examinating the wonderful sculptural work of the Pagoda. There a likeable event occurred to
me that, surprisingly, affected you, neffe Arturo, more than forty years later…

At entering in the ship of the cyclopean carved stone, I was surrounded by an
improvised group of kâulikas monks. Up tp that moment they had been intonating a a mantram
in front to a giant statue of Shiva dancing over the Dragon Yah: when they noticed my presence
they went silencing little by little their bijas and then, just as the Arabs who kidnapped me in
Cairo, they went precipitated as enchanted next to me. But then I was warned because I had
passed long years in the Ordensburg and in the Black Order under the instruction of Konrad
Tarstein to ignore what happened to those Initiates. Was the Sign of the Origin, the invisible
Sign for me that in the kâulikas caused the charismatic effect to elevate them spiritually to the
Origin of Oneself: for that motive they wanted to be near to me, contemplate me, sustain the
perception of the Uncreated. That’s was all what they wanted and for this reason I remained
immutable in the site, while those Initiated were absent from the reality of the World and
acceced to the Reality of the Spirit.

There we remained for a while, in absolute silence: a new court of statues for such gelid
pantheon. I comprehended their idiom and I had tried to speak with them, but was worthless
because in their mystical state they considered almost a sacrilege speak to me. After a prudent
time I started to think in the form to escape from them, when I realized that was coming,
unusually smiling, the Guru Visaraga. All the monks stepped aside and he, taking me by the left
arm, took me out from that difficult situation. He guided me slowly to the courtyard, followed
at a regular distance by the hallucinative monks.

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