The White Lama

In the mystical landscape of late 19th century Tibet, the story unfolds with the death of the Grand Lama Mipam, triggering a series of profound events. Gabriel, an orphan raised among white explorers, finds himself drawn into a spiritual quest that challenges his identity and purpose. This unique journey navigates through the layers of Tibetan culture, exploring themes of enlightenment, destiny, and the clash between Western influences and Eastern traditions.

As Gabriel encounters various figures—both earthly and ethereal—he grapples with concepts of love, loss, and the search for truth. The narrative invites readers to reflect on the nature of belief and the transformative power of inner journeys, all expertly illustrated in rich detail, making it not just a tale, but an evocative experience that transcends its historical context.