Theos-Talk Archives (August 1998 Message tt00204)

>W. Dallas TenBroeck wrote:
>>
>> Surely reading what is attributed to a "Maha Chohan 82" would
make  anyone
>> wonder about the sanity of those transmitting such things.
Makes no sense
>> as far as I can see it.


Bjorn wrote:

>It makes plain simple common sense to me. In the passage quoted
below it is
>simply stated that "we" (people of this generation, in the
western civilization)
>are subject to influences that tend to dissipate the life force
("light" or
>"kundalini"). Some of those influences are listed: nicotine,
alcohol,
>self-abuse, rock music and drugs. They are declared to be
unhealthy, producing
>"death" rather than life. We are urged to wean ourselves from
addiction to these
>elements of our civilization, even though it will require the
passing through
>some witdrawal symptoms.

Thank you, Bjorn, for translating the words of the Maha Chohan in
everyday language, though it was quite clear to me in the first
place. Maybe some quotes should be explained or re-read to convey
the sense and depth of it.

Govert