Ri-iha-mo, Celestial Mountain Goddess, True Encounters with a Legend

Journey into the reality of an ancient legend through this unprecedented first-hand account to explore knowledge that for long millenniums has remained concealed under layers of myth, legend, and secrecy. 5-star reviews: "A beautifully written account ... a most highly recommended book." "Thought provoking and beautiful." "Insightful ... reveals worlds we have long forgotten." Throughout Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan and the mountain regions of India, there has endured an extraordinary ancient legend of "mountain goddesses" or "celestials" who, having arrived in antediluvian times, still dwell in a concealed inner region of the vast wilderness of the Great Himalayan Range. Transcribed directly from the archived field notes and journals of explorer M.G. Hawking's experiences in a closed and largely unexplored region of the Himalayas, this book contains detailed descriptions of three encounters Hawking and his companions experienced with what they believe were those fabled Himalayan Ri-iha-mo, providing first-hand accounts of the remarkable knowledge they revealed. Who, or what, are the Ri-iha-mo? The creation stories of ancient civilizations worldwide relate that their progenitors came from the stars, the sky, or the heavens. Native Americans recount that their antecedents were the "Sky People" or "Star Beings." The builders of Teotihuacan describe their gods as having descended from the heavens. Egyptian texts speak of their "bringers of knowledge" coming from Sahu and Sopdit (Orion and Sirius). The pre-Tibetan Zhang Zhung, the Maya, the pre-Incans, the Sumerians, and so many others, all express precisely the same story in diverse symbolic languages—their ancestors came from the stars, bringing advanced knowledge and the gift of civilization. These cultures were greatly…