Dr. Johnny Lovewisdom writing the Buddhist Essene Gospel of Jesus 1993

list of photos going from left to right, top to bottom:

Top left photo: Master Kut Humi Lal Singh, Maha Chohan, Prince O.M. Cherenzi Lind,

Tashi Lama of Tibet, the first Tibetan lama to visit the U.S. (1933)

Sumerian artwork representing the garden of eden, adam and eve some 5000 b.c.e.

Johnny Lovewisdom in the lotus position at Quilotoa crater lake, Ecuador, late 1940's

Checking documents in a manila folder at Cayambe at the foot of Mt. Cayambe

Johnny at Shambhala Sanctuary, near Vilcabamba, Ecuador, age 74

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Mt. Chimborazo, Ecuador Photo by: Maury McKinney, International Mountain Climbing School

The earth has greatest circumference, the highest sea level, and the least gravity at the Equator. The oceans at the north and south poles are 13.5 miles lower at sea level than at the equator, reason for which Mt. Chimborazo in Ecuador is 2.5 miles higher than Mt. Everest of Himalayas where sea level is 5.5 miles lower than in Ecuador. Thus with least gravity at the equator nuclear fallout tends to drift to poles as it returns from space.

Ecuador was touted the "New Tibet" by many Tibetan teachers due to it's many mountain peaks similar to the Himalayas. Chimborazo and Cayambe are competing for the closest point to the sun and the farthest from the center of the earth. An Ecuadorian author claims Cayambe is closer because it is closer to the equator thus more situated on the equatorial bulge. Everest is the tallest mountain for shear altitude starting from sea level.