Ramtha ; the enlightend one?

Question

I would like to know if anyone has heard of it. If so could you please share your information, stories, experiences, ect.

Answer 1

I don't like Ramtha or any channeling because it is just too easy to fake, and most channelers like J Z Knight are too envolved in twlling you how to live your life.

Answer 2

Regardless of opinion, the message in the philosophies of ramtha are guidelines to spiritual evolution. There have been tests on JZ knights vital signs and brainwaves from outside sources and significant changes take place during the channeling process. And the 25,000 enrollment fee is not true. You're retarded if you pay that, or just a college student! The point of it all is to be sovereign and self sufficient, to look inward for spiritual guidance, and love life. Not too different than that jesus guy from the middle east:)

Answer 3

She lives not far from here and I knew a member of his/her(?) cult who got out because some of the stuff they were doing was a little too nutty for him, though he never told me, exactly what they were up to.

Anyway, check out What the Bleep Do We Know (its a movie) and Ramtha speaks in that. The overall concept behind it is pretty neat really, you can take or leave the 'science' in this one, but don't lose the message, which is basically that we ARE god, we manifest and ultimately are in complete control of everything that happens to us, we are creators.

In my opinion, the whole non-trance channelling comes accross as somewhat iffy, I look at it as her way of presenting a personality capable of wooing the masses and bringing respect without having to talk about her past as a person.

I've never been tempted to join a cult, let alone his/hers, the price is ridiculous(like $25,000 or something). But the concepts behind What the Bleep present a very healthy way of thinking if you're willing to adopt it.

Answer 4

i went to church once and stole from the plate