The Golden Triangle

The Golden Triangle presents the philosophy and methodology of an ancient personal evolutionary science. This science describes three major elements that lead individuals to ecstasy and powers of life promised by the world’s mystical and religious writings.

This personal evolutionary science is described within a little-known Sanskrit document, the Paratrimshika Vivarana. Author Robert L. Peck spent years analyzing and translating several of its verses. The results point to an ancient science of self-transformation applicable to the modern world. Peck’s discovery of thirty-six verses embedded within the Sanskrit document led to his understanding of a method to convert lower forms of energy into higher forms within the body. Throughout the book, Peck makes comparisons with other esoteric documents and terms. He describes how many religious teachings are universal and reflect the basic principles of this evolutionary science.

Robert Lester Peck, a well-recognized scientist in the field of energy conversion and storage, has directed the Personal Development Center for nearly 30 years. While heading a laboratory in Industry, in his off-hours Peck started teaching a special form of meditation free of charge based upon his translations of ancient Sanskrit documents that he studied to explain his early childhood and later mystical experiences. In exchange for his free teachings, Peck required students to participate in his exploration of ancient practices that increased an inner energy. Peck then discovered that the ancient West, like the East, knew of the secrets of inner power, but this knowledge was nearly lost or obscured by biased and misleading translations of old texts. Peck's conclusion was that the universal ancient science had a better knowledge of the nature and control of the inner metaphysical energy of the body than does modern science.