The Third Book of the Dead

Connecting the Egyptian and Tibetan Death Manuals Through the Occult and Modern Ufology

by Farel Jasin Abba

If this book has found its way to you, read on. Its contents are not for everyone.

Front cover of The Third Book of the Dead by Farel Jasin Abba: a glowing figure rises through clouds of spirits toward a golden Egyptian doorway, above a crowd in an ancient temple courtyard

Two books of the dead. One picture of reality.

Two civilizations that never met each wrote a manual for the same journey. The Egyptian Book of the Dead and the Tibetan Book of the Dead, the Bardo Thodol, both describe what waits for the soul after death: the passages, the judgment, the lights and the beings met along the way.

The Third Book of the Dead reads them side by side, then brings in a witness nobody expected: modern ufology. Chapter after chapter, the argument builds toward one picture of what this reality actually is.

It includes a genuine revelation about the true name of Jesus, put together in a way the author has not seen anyone else do. It also addresses the afterlife, and the meaning of life itself.

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What you will find inside

The two death manuals, side by side

The Egyptian and Tibetan Books of the Dead compared stage by stage, and what their overlap reveals about the journey after death.

The link to modern ufology

Why modern encounter accounts echo these ancient texts so closely. A connection almost nobody has made.

The true name of Jesus

A revelation pieced together from ancient sources and laid out so you can follow every step yourself.

Practice, not only theory

The author goes further than most are willing to. Beyond explaining Kabbalah, Hermeticism and Gnosticism, the book gives you real ways to use them.

The mechanism behind manifestation

New Age teachers talk about the law of attraction but rarely show what works underneath. Here is a glimpse of it, drawn from ancient texts, and where to take it further.

Open to every reader

Useful whether you are new to these systems or know them well. Religion runs through it, but this is not a religious book. Anyone, of any faith or none, can use what is here.

It is chapter after chapter of argument, building toward one picture of what this reality actually is.

Farel Jasin Abba, The Third Book of the Dead

Questions readers ask

What is The Third Book of the Dead about?

It reads the Egyptian Book of the Dead and the Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol) side by side, and connects them through Hermeticism, Gnosticism, Kabbalah and modern ufology. Chapter by chapter it builds toward one picture of what this reality is, what happens after death, and what life is for.

Do I need to know Hermeticism, Gnosticism or Kabbalah first?

No. The book is built to be useful whether you are new to these systems or already know them well.

Is it a religious book?

No. Religion is discussed throughout, but anyone, of any religion or none, can use what is in it.

Is it only theory?

No. Beyond explaining these systems, the book gives real, practical ways to use them.

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The Third Book of the Dead by Farel Jasin Abba, front cover

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