Across China on Foot details Dingle's journey across China, including his experiences traveling the Yangtze River and then by foot through remote areas eventually reaching Burma. He traveled extensively with Samuel Pollard to some of the Miao areas in Yunnan and Guizhou, especially in Zhaotong (昭通). He provides insights into Chinese culture, daily life, and the country's changes in the early 20th century.

My Life in Tibet chronicles Dingle's time in Tibet, where he encountered Tibetan culture and spirituality. He describes his interactions with lamas (Tibetan monks) and his studies of Tibetan Buddhism. He shares personal experiences of his spiritual awakening and learning from his teachers.

About the Author

Edwin John Dingle (1881-1972) was an English journalist, author, and founder of the Institute of Mentalphysics in California. He also went by the name "Ding Le Mei," (丁乐梅) which he reportedly received from a Tibetan spiritual teacher during his time in Tibet.

1949, Institute of Mentalphysics. Faux red leatherette, silver gilt printing on cover and spine. Hinges slightly loose. Bookplate on front paste down. Black & White illustrations. Good condition