Theos-Talk Archives (October 1999 Message tt00025)

Frank Reitemeyer wrote:

> I am sure in one or two decades the Theosophical Movement is quite different
> to look than it was before the Internet time. The Internet is the upadhi for
> all Theosophists world wide and outdated Adyar and Pasadena may die. No one
> will miss them. THERE IS NO TS HIGHER THAN TRUTH.

My reply:
So sad to see messages like this posted in the holy internet. Again the
internet is used for promoting personalities at war and past problems, ...
keeping  people stuck in the past. To the little picture. Advocating Theosophy
by using a whip instead of love compassion and integration.

 Ugly words !!!!!  .....  Wherever TS group Frank R. belongs ... please count
me out. I want nothing to do with that organization. Inquisition is back.
Fanaticism is back,  and by the help of the internet !!!!

I want to belong to an organization that is open, embracing all,  of
transcendence not decadence. I want to promote Theosophy by  sharing a Path,
not by attacking others, nor wishing death to TS organizations. Ugly people we
are force to read from, and react to.  But so is the Path, and we do what we
can.

The future of the TS will depend on members that can transcend the historical
aspect of the personalities, and theme like this . . . and  by those who will
concentrate on the spiritual path.  Remember that advocating Theosophy with a
stick in your hand (read: word processor)  gives the image of inquisition, and
shows no Path of any value.   WOW, and the sad thing is these people do not see
why acting like saviors,  nobody listen, nobody cares, no friends, and so
on.    Get a hint, reflect in what other say about you, and change. Yes, it is
possible to change.


Martin Leiderman
In West Los Angeles.


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