Theos-Talk Archives (June 1999 Message tt00072)

>>  Mr. P. Johnson has proved nothing and is unable to answer questions that
are based on documents available.  >>

Dallas, you are missing the whole point here. You too are making
assumptions. THERE IS NO PROOF.  Whether HPB went to
Tibet or not must be taken on faith. She claimed that she did, but
there is no real proof one way or the other. Similarly, her Mahatmas
were real human beings, as she herself said many times. Its pure
conjecture as to who they actually were because she deliberately
covered up their identities. The "documents available" are conflicting
and so we each have to make our own assumptions and guesses.
This is Paul's thesis, and I agree with him.  Does it really matter who 
they were?  HPB taught us the real Mahayana doctrine, so does it 
matter if she was actually in Tibet or not? 

Jerry S.



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