SHSS wrote on Jan 4^th, 2013 at 12:16am:

I have to object. Since I've read almost everything Kepple wrote, I must
say, something is wrong. I even took the time to write two reviews on
the Kepple "PDF" and on his newsletters.

I would say that Kepple's writings raises so many question marks
that any reader of his material should think twice.

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Also, as you know, the site name astralpulse is composed of Robert Bruce's concepts,
the Astral Wind and the Akashic Pulse.

Over the years I've seen comments from people, who have mentioned that
perhaps Kepple was there to function as an opposition to Robert Bruce,
who sort of was pushed out of the astralpulse site. You judge that.

Kepple was seen on some other forum, but mostly was an astralpulse guy.

Then some time passed, and Kepple disappeared.


It could be an idea to think twice.

SHSS,
Thanks for the links.  This is absolutely crazy!  I know I have his book Adventures Beyond the Body.  After I posted to you I went to look for it on my shelf and then realized I'm "friends" on FB with him, ha ha, so of course I have his book.  But I can't find the gosh darn book anywhere.  This always happens.  The one thing you're looking for goes missing mysteriously.  Of course, my bedroom isn't the most organized of places.   

Thanks for bringing him up though.  I'm back on my OBE kick and going to re-read all I can to stimulate the process.

To PauliEffectt:  You appear to feel very strongly about the Frank Kepple material, and I respect your opinions, but I can honestly say that I resonate very strongly with Franks’ views.  My own experiences are very close.  Not exact, by any means, but probably closer than any other person I’ve read.

After having struggled for years to consciously leave my body the old fashioned way with no results what-so-ever, I discovered phasing while meditating, and presto!  So when I found Frank’s writings, they just reinforced what I had already been experiencing.

Apparently, many of us are different, which makes life interesting, but phasing during meditation and/or simply waking up, or becoming lucid during dreams has been right for me.  The old way of paying too much attention to the body held me back.

I don’t agree with everything anyone has to say, for I have my own experiences.  For example:  I’ve found that we use many different types of bodies for experience, and so what some may call aliens, and/or other very differently appearing beings are quite real for me.  Imagination is real.

Anyway, what anyone has to say is all a matter of personal opinion, and isn’t that what it’s all about?  The main reason I got into this in the first place was/is to find my own answers.  If someone else has something to share on the subject, I’m all ears, but I always keep in mind that it’s just their opinion.  I don’t really know anything until I experience it myself.

recoverer wrote on Jan 4^th, 2013 at 1:30pm:


Nope.  I googled William Buhlman and saw his book that I'm looking for that I know I have.  He's definitely who I remember reading years back.

I am not familiar with Kepple at all.

pauli,

I almost got frank kepples book that was on the internet but it came across like a real hard sell, like sites that sell work at home books. frank took a lot of peoples money and they never even got his book mailed or dwnloaded as he promised them.

mandy

NMM wrote on Jan 1^st, 2013 at 2:37pm:

Ancient Vedic texts of the Indus Pennisula also have demons and angels as good and evil devas. There are afterlife realms of good and evil. In ancient Sumer, Greece, and in all Semitic cultures and in Nordic and Celtic  cultures there were beliefs regarding afterlife realms separating the good and the evil spirits.

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Bruce Moen can and might choose to speak for himself on this subject but on this site he has posted that he found OBE difficult. His experience is not the same as Monroe's who phased or internally projected into the microcosm rather than the macrocosm. Monroe on the other hand did not imply that he could do soul retrievals. I do not find their experiences parallel.

Frank Keppel from Astral Pulse took money and disappeared with it , after promising to teach courses. He and Aidan mutinied and banned Robert Bruce from his own site and Robert Bruce built Astral Dynamics. Aidan copied a chapter of Robert's AD into his "book" and asked Robert to agree to that as if Aidan had written it but of course the publisher would not agree to plagiarism. Frank bullied and ridiculed all those who wrote on AD about projection or clairvoyance and banned a large group of Bruce supporters after Aidan took over the site AP. Frank posted that he 'felt' experiences from internal phasing.

Frank debated with me concerning angels and afterlife realms and baited me asking me to prove it. We agreed to concurrently project. He was an anchor having little ability or light but we linked and I took him to the Gates of Death where he claimed he could see some angels and something of that realm.  However, he then posted that he could teach others to see and work with angels and how to fly to the Gates of Death, which was not the case.

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Monroe was an atheist whom changed his mind at the end of his life regarding Godhead and wrote that he believed in God, then. As did Carl Jung who having survived NDEs wrote The Red Book professing an interest in all things mystical and a deep faith which he attempted to instil in his daughter.

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I do not care what Monroe or Toltec believed or changed their minds to include. Go and see for yourself. There are afterlife realms and these include Hels and Heavens. There are benevolent archangels and the Elohim and Avatars. Learn to see clairvoyantly and to fly in projection and then know.

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Mohammed spoke of flying in a merkabah like Ezekiel and Elijah spoke of and conversing with Gabriel the archangel as he toured the cosmology. There is magick in the Koran, too.

All of these ancient Sacred Texts are based upon mystic experiences of the very real afterlife realms and the other dimensions, of angels and demons of hels and heavens. These are not a Christian or Jewish or Islamic or Abrahamic in general construct. The Tree of Life is universal . It is the spine of each human and the scaffolding upon which the cosmology of the realms is decked. In the solar plexus there is the microcosm. Outside of the body there is the macrocosm. The 7 chakras of the Hindu Vedic texts became the 7 golden lampstands of the Jewish texts. et cetera.

Angels ,Demons,heavens and hels are part of Hinduism which lead to Buddhism and part of all the Abrahamic religions, too.

I am clairvoyant and I am a mystic. I have projected to afterlife realms with clairvoyant peers to tour them and learn and what I experienced there was confirmed by my peers who projected with me in circle. Until one flies to the Higher Planes, how can they be expected to accept the proof of another.

"To those who believe no proof is necessary, for those who do not no proof is possible"

Being religious is not such a bad thing. Study of the Sacred
Texts with discernment is enlightening. I suggest it to you.

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Projecting/phasing into a belief territory and having a chat with one's favourite saviour can be quite convincing, but an astral thought form is built by the love, care and energy of their believers. Sort of like dreaming about having the most fantastic kiss, only to wake up and find out you're smooching the plastic lips of a doll. Chucky.