Theos-Talk Archives (January 1998 Message tt00101)

In a message dated 98-01-12 23:59:52 EST, you write:

<< only a very  small sample of Judge's letters have even been made public.
Most of Judge's  letters remain unpublished and unavailable in TS archives. >>

I find this quite fascinating and at the same time somewhat troubling. What
would be the purpose in this day and age of not making his letters public,
particularly since so many are interested in the history of the Theosophical
Movement and in what the Founders had to say and teach? This is very odd! Has
any effort been made or has any pressure been put on the TS to make those
"unavailable" letters public? By the TS, I'm assuming you mean the Adyar TS. I
had thought that most of his letters had been published by the Theosophy
Company, the TS (Pasadena) and Point Loma Publications.

I have the following:

LETTERS THAT HAVE HELPED ME by WQJ
Theosophy Company, 1946

PRACTICAL OCCULTISM, Letters by WQJ
edited by Arthur L. Conger
Theosophical University Press, 1951

ECHOES OF THE ORIENT (3 volumes)
Compliled by Dara Eklund
TS (Pasadena)
(Volume 3 has "Answers to Correspondence")

I thought that just about wrapped it up as far as Judges' correspondence is
concerned. I guess I was wrong.

Lmhem111