The Secret of Shambhala: in Search of the Eleventh Insight (2001)
“I was completely exhausted and I wondered how Yin had the strength to drive. I knew we had been fortunate. As Yin had supposed, the Chinese military had seemed disorganized and nonchalant about their search. They had posted a single guard at the Dutch couple’s van while the others halfheartedly searched in the other direction, totally overlooking our Jeep. Yin had managed to start it up without making much noise and move around them undetected to pick me up at the river.
At this point Yin w...as still driving with the headlights off and staring intently though the windshield to see the darkened road.
After a moment he glanced over at me. “The young Dutchman you saw didn’t tell you anything?”
“That’s right,” I said. “He was too frightened. He just ran away.”
Yin was shaking his head. “This is my fault. If only I had told you about the next prayer extension, the Third. You would have been more effective at getting the information.”MoreLess
At this point Yin w...as still driving with the headlights off and staring intently though the windshield to see the darkened road.
After a moment he glanced over at me. “The young Dutchman you saw didn’t tell you anything?”
“That’s right,” I said. “He was too frightened. He just ran away.”
Yin was shaking his head. “This is my fault. If only I had told you about the next prayer extension, the Third. You would have been more effective at getting the information.”MoreLess
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