Om – Het Geheim van de Ahbor Vallei

“OM” – The Secret of the Ahbor Valley, a work published in 1924 by the well-known English writer Talbot Mundy, can not only be read as an exciting adventure novel in which people and landscape are depicted in a picturesque way, but also contains many fascinating expositions of the ancient Esoteric Philosophy. This is explained in a clear and sometimes even humorous way by the enigmatic Tibetan Lama Tsiang Samdup, at the instigation of the main character Cottswold Ommony.
Table of contents:
1. “Cottswold Ommony … is no man's plaything”
2. Number One of the Secret Service
3. “What is fear?”

4. “I am one who strives to walk the Middle Way”
5. The house at the end of the alley
6. “Missish-Anbun walks with windmills”
7. “Sarcasm? I wonder if that ever pays off!”
8. The Middle Way
9. “Gupta Rao”
10. Vasantasena
11. “And all this in the span of one night”
12. “All things come to an end – even riding in a chariot
13. San-fun-ho
14. The Second Act

15. The Midnight Roll Call
16. “Where are we?”
17. Diana rehearses a role
18. Diana on stage
19. A Message from Miss Sanburn
20. Ommony surrenders
21. The Ballad of Alha
22. Darjîling
23. Tilgaun
24. Hannah Sanburn
25. The compromise
26. The gateway to the Ahbor Valley
27. Under the Brahmaputra
28. The Lama's Home
29. The History of the Lama
30. The History of the Lama (continued)
31. The Jade of Ahbor

Postscript