Theos-Talk Archives (March 2006 Message tt01666)

Is there  a
problem?,  


No.
 
The occult boom as we know it hit a little over 40 years ago and since that  
time millions upon millions of people have been involved with various 
techniques  and methods and the numbers of people who have reported any problem with 
are so  small as to be statistically non-existent.  They make the news because 
of  clowns like Jeff Rense (I did his show once and it was a disaster) but in 
the  great scheme of things they really don't count for very much.
 
As far as the Ouija Board is concerned, that thing is at least a century  old 
now and the world has not come to an end yet, the Gates of Hell have not  
opened, and to the best of knowledge there are no demons in my backyard.
 
Time has certainly proven that the DIRE WARNINGS that we find in our  older 
Theosophical literature were nothing more than paranoid delusion (and in  the 
case of the Masters probably outright lies) and unworthy to be  taken 
seriously, which is why no one outside the Theosophical Society  does.
 
Chuck the Heretic


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