How to tell your higher self you don’t want a particular experience?

[django]

Originally Posted by realizefun

Thank you... it’s a really interesting article

Lobsang Rampa is the pen name of a western fiction author, what he writes is only from his fertile imagination.

[lomax]

Originally Posted by django

Lobsang Rampa is the pen name of a western fiction author, what he writes is only from his fertile imagination.

And how you stand for your claims?Any proofs?Cause i can say the same for every author who writes books.
Have you read anythng from him?Can you point at something you find wrong with Lobsang Rampa claims?
Cause to me it's prety obvious that he writes form first hand experience,and he knows very well what he's talking about.

You did the same with Tolle,now with Lobsang Rampa.
Who's next?

[django]

Originally Posted by lomax

And how you stand for your claims?Any proofs?Cause i can say the same for every author who writes books.
Have you read anythng from him?Can you point at something you find wrong with Lobsang Rampa claims?
Cause to me it's prety obvious that he writes form first hand experience,and he knows very well what he's talking about.

You did the same with Tolle,now with Lobsang Rampa.
Who's next?

Research it, type the name in and see what comes up.

[django]

In 1972, Rampa's French language agent Alain Stanké wrote to the Dalai Lama and asked for his opinion about Rampa's identity. He received a reply from the Dalai Lama's deputy secretary stating "I wish to inform you that we do not place credence in the books written by the so-called Dr. T. Lobsang Rampa. His works are highly imaginative and fictional in nature." The Dalai Lama had previously admitted that although the books were fictitious, they had created good publicity for Tibet.[12]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobsang_Rampa

[lomax]

Originally Posted by django

In 1972, Rampa's French language agent Alain Stanké wrote to the Dalai Lama and asked for his opinion about Rampa's identity. He received a reply from the Dalai Lama's deputy secretary stating "I wish to inform you that we do not place credence in the books written by the so-called Dr. T. Lobsang Rampa. His works are highly imaginative and fictional in nature." The Dalai Lama had previously admitted that although the books were fictitious, they had created good publicity for Tibet.[12]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lobsang_Rampa

Firstly how do i know what happened at 1972?Just because you found articles online,doesn't mean that they're true.
Also i've seen others trying to debunk Zecharia Sitchin's work.So what?

Now you can return to your armchair

I see you pressed the ignore button,and i think you did well.
You see i have a little problem with armchairs who claim that they know things because they read books and articles.
You're lucky.

[CosmicWonder]

Thank you django for sharing your input

[lomax]

I would accept Django's input only if he would have something to discuss about the quote from Rampa and not the ID of him and what others think.
These are cheap shots.Since we don't know how to attack the work of other's we aim at them.(boring)

[Miss Hepburn]

Double clicked, sorry

[Miss Hepburn]

Originally Posted by realizefun

Who or what is Seth?

Oh...he talks a lot about the Oversoul... that's why I asked.
You would have to goggle him - cuz I wouldn't know how to explain him, exactly.
But many advanced people read what he has channeled to Jane Roberts, 'The Nature of Personal Reality',
'Seth Speaks'- they are not a 'fun' read - a bit complicated.

[django]

Originally Posted by realizefun

Thank you django for sharing your input

Hi realizefun, I read back a couple of pages in this thread, and I would like to ask why you think it is your higher self that is causing you to hear voices?