A yogi advisor to Sâr Dubnotal. “This yogi, or Hindu mage, had once studied psychognosis in company with Sâr Dubnotal. Profoundly versed in that science, Ranijesti had had himself immured alive, without rice or water, in a cellar in Benares, in order that he might enjoy in advance, by a temporary suspension of animation, the bliss associated with a higher degree of nirvana… Before descending onto the anticipated tomb, Ranijesti had promised Sâr Dubnotal to enlighten him by means of his insights any time the Master Psychagogue found himself embarrassed by a psychic problem.”
First Appearance “Le Manoir Hanté de Creh’h-ar-Vran” (“The Haunted Manor of Creh’h-ar-Vran”) in Sâr Dubnotal #1 (1909).
First Publisher Eichler
Appearance List “Le Manoir Hanté de Creh’h-ar-Vran” (“The Haunted Manor of Creh’h-ar-Vran”) in Sâr Dubnotal #1 (1909), maybe others
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Description A yogi advisor to Sâr Dubnotal. “This yogi, or Hindu mage, had once studied psychognosis in company with Sâr Dubnotal. Profoundly versed in that science, Ranijesti had had himself immured alive, without rice or water, in a cellar in Benares, in order that he might enjoy in advance, by a temporary suspension of animation, the bliss associated with a higher degree of nirvana… Before descending onto the anticipated tomb, Ranijesti had promised Sâr Dubnotal to enlighten him by means of his insights any time the Master Psychagogue found himself embarrassed by a psychic problem.”
