Do The Dead Return? -Edwin J. Dingle Story

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Entertainment Stephen Sindoni shares a story about the adventures and spiritual journey of Englishman Edwin J. Dingle in the video entitled"Do The Dead Return?" Edwin J. Dingle was born in Cornwall England and became an orphan at nine. As a journalist Dingle moved to Singapore (Straits Settlements) in 1900 to cover the affairs of the Far East. He was one of the first Caucasians to go into China and to actually stay for a substantial period of time in a Tibetan Monastery. There he learned meditation and yoga from a teacher. In 1910 he traveled to Tibet and stayed there for nine months. He claimed to have learned closely guarded advanced spiritual methods from the Tibetan Llamas. These eight Key Breaths were a form of Pranayama. He spent nearly 21 years in the Asia in China India Tibet and Burma. Additional translations to follow:

Stephen Sindoni shares a story about the adventures and spiritual journey of Englishman Edwin J. Dingle in the video entitled"Do The Dead Return?" Edwin J. Dingle was born in Cornwall, England and became an orphan at nine. As a journalist, Dingle moved to Singapore (Straits Settlements) in 1900 to cover the affairs of the Far East. He was one of the first Caucasians to go into China and to actually stay for a substantial period of time in a Tibetan Monastery. There, he learned meditation and yoga from a teacher.
In 1910, he traveled to Tibet and stayed there for nine months. He claimed to have learned closely guarded advanced spiritual methods from the Tibetan Llamas. These eight Key Breaths were a form of Pranayama. He spent nearly 21 years in the Asia, in China, India, Tibet and Burma.

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