Theos-Talk Archives (September 1999 Message tt00023)

M K Ramadoss wrote:
> 
> At 07:20 PM 09/02/1999 -0700, W. Dallas TenBroeck wrote:
> >
> >I know this sounds awfully vague, but the aspirant to secret and
> >occult wisdom using the hints that Theosophy offers, has to make
> >himself into the "key" that will open the Gates of Gold.  He alone can
> >do this for himself.  The "Guru" may point the way, the adoptions
> >depends on the student's ability to study and understand what he has
> >been shown.  He alone determines his own fate.  The presence or
> >absence of the Master" is not relevant
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In the economy of GEA if some thing is not needed it is disintegrated.
If the Masters are not required then they will disappear from our
awareness.
LUCIO
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> 
> Well presented Dallas. A few days ago, I ran into the following passage in
> one of the letters from KH to APS which, I think clarifies the issue very
> very clearly.
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> Also what caught my attention is the comment on hocus pocus etc.
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HOCUS POKUS?
An important point Dos If life is the ultimate teachers. 
what are we doing here on internet, can you point the way to me ?
One can see the other is blind who is to point the way.
At least Hokus pokus does something about it .
Instead of a hierarchical cop out and stand on the fence and watch 
people fall by the wayside.
it would be best for themselves to admit their inability to help any one
and enjoy life walking allone. At least they are true to themselves.
LUCIO



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