In order for what he says to be a hoax, the information needs to be false.  I have read quite a bit of Kepple's ideas about the greater reality, and for the most part they seem pretty accurate and correlate with what other explorers of consciousness have found, especially Monroe, and including myself.  I think it is irresponsible to tell people to "avoid his stuff" without at least siting some valid reasons as to why he is a "hoaxster."

I Am Dude wrote on Nov 18^th, 2010 at 2:06pm:


Hi Dude: Nice hearing from you again... yeah that's because he very adroitly hewed close to the Monrovian wind and he seems to have used Moen as well to weave his alledged elaborate hoax.

Here is the information I have... he collected money and it doesn't seem to be a lot of money for some project... that's when he conveniently disappeared... the most plausible theory is that he would not be able to sustain the hoax indefinitely when it came to time to really put leather to the road... so he just gave it up and walked away... The English Piltdown hoax could have been uncovered almost immediately with a litte forensic investigation... but no one under took to investigate it thoroughly...


S.

I heard he was extremely ill like near death. That was several months ago. I think I saw it on the astral pulse site.

Seraphis1:

I think it's great that you want to take responsibility for your actions. It would help if you had something more concrete to say, because we don't have enough information to decide one way or the other.

This is an old topic that has been raised on the astral pulse before. It held no weight then and I still don't think it does.

There's no logic to this theory...let me get this straight...

He spends maybe 8 years posting over 3000 comments on the Astral Pulse and generating a mass following...

...he writes a book which he hopes to publish( and I'm sure based on his posts it would have been very good)

...and yet rather than doing it legitimately through a publisher he takes money from 2 people giving them hollow promises then disappears. Not a very good financial return for all those years of effort and apparent deception.

Doesn't add up for me. Isn't it more likely that he simply died before he got to send these people anything?


n.b. Not too keen on your sweeping generalisation about English people being hoaxsters either. There are 60 million of us over here. I would like to think perhaps a few of us are trustworthy.

Seraphis, you are being very mysterious about all this.  You introduced Frank Kepple to this forum not long ago (perhaps for the first time, though I can't say for sure).  How did you find out about him originally?  What made you think he had something worthwhile to say?

I followed some of the links you provided and printed and read much of the material.  It mostly seemed consistent with Monroe and Moen.  I haven't tried his specific techniques but they looked worth trying.

I haven't spent a lot of time on Astral Pulse, but Kepple seemed to have just disappeared from there a few years ago with a few posts I saw speculating that he had died.  If he actually died, that hardly seems a hoax, even if he left not having fulfilled whatever mysterious promises he made (or at least mysterious from your posts).

Having introduced him and now trashing him with no real explanation of your reasons for either, I think you owe us a more complete explanation of both ends, i.e why you were attracted and why you now think he's a "hoaxster".

Pat E. wrote on Nov 20^th, 2010 at 2:11am:


It was Naykid... I had private communcations with her... she seemed quite a sincere seeker with few pretentions and a lot of enthusiam for the work.. never had contact with Adrian. Anyone who donates time to these things have inside information that generally the rest of us are not privy too...

S.