Theos-Talk Archives (November 1996 Message tl00419)

>When Sinnett asked about
>conversing with his correspondent through astral light, the response
>was:
>
>"were he (Hume) even to give up feeding on animals would still feel a
>craving for such a food, a craving over which he would have no control
>and, -- the impediment would be the same in that case."

Of course, the cynical interpretation would point out that this was one
of a long list of excuses why direct evidence of the existence of the
masters could not be provided. This excuse has the advantages that it
blames the aspirant and the supposed problem could never be shown to have
been solved.

Tim Maroney