Theos-Talk Archives (July 1998 Message tt00091)

July 5th 1998

Or the Occultist in writing and answering questions always seems
to be "mystical" to those who can only read literally the surface
of things with the basis of the "eye doctrine" alone.

Is  quite wonderful what the impact of the use of the 5 questions
does to those who are materialistically "bond/"  I mean asking:
Why, How, When, Where and Who.  If these are pressed what emerges
is our dependence on authority and on intermediary authorities
for our basis of thinking and living.

The occultist employs these 5 as tools where by the mind drives
to the core and basis of things.  That is what the "heart
doctrine" is. It is the CORE.

We say many things in haste, do not think them out, or object
without asking why someone else may express a matter differently.
If we do not share the same basic approach, then there is bound
to be some conflict in grasping propositions.  But,l if we ask
questions "to draw out the meaning of the other person," then we
gain accord and cooperation.

And that is MHO on that             Dallas.

> From: "Clare Povers" <povers@enterprise.net>
> Date: Sunday, July 05, 1998 2:57 AM
> Subject: Re: Re:

> Date:          Sat, 04 Jul 1998 22:26:36 -0400
> From: "Jerry Schueler" <gschueler@netgsi.com>
> Subject: Re:
> Reply-to:      theos-talk@theosophy.com

> A while ago, Jerry S wrote:
> >Only a handful have
> >witnessed non-duality and these are the mystics and poets
> >of the world.
>
> And the insane?
>
> Darren

Actually, most folks think that the poets and mystics
are insane so its hard to tell.

Jerry S.
addition to the above from Clare:-
Most Folks  ? Have you counted?
May be the mystic goes up in the lift and does not know how to
work
the buttons...etc. etc..
See the references to the  Occult that includes the mystic.
The use of the occult stairs is
quite safe and is for everyone. :-1   silence!
                SNIP