Theos-Talk Archives (July 1998 Message tt00019)

I don't think Alan should have to post his situation on the list.  We can
analyze what he should be doing until we're satisfied, but the main fact is
that when someone needs help, you lend a hand, without question.  When someone
falls, do you ask him/her how s/he got that way?  Do you describe to him/her
how s/he should get up?  Or do you help the person up?  No frilly words,
except for a few words of comfort, can help.  The only thing that will help is
what is immediately needed.  Do you think that when a person is feeling bad,
that s/he will want to read a bunch of analysis of his/her situation?  If
there is a time when a bunch of theosophical analysis should quiet down into
the heart chakra, it is this time.

Thoa :o/