Theos-Talk Archives (October 1999 Message tt00048)

Man, go ahead and blast whoever you want, all I was
saying is that if you say someone is bad for saying
someone else is bad, then you are a hypocrite after
you very own example.

We have to call them like we see them, people must be
held accountable for their words and deeds.

Karma does it life to life, we do it in the present
life.  

As to how I would have handled it, I would say give me
some facts, man!  I have heard this whole Conger thing
brought up 4 times now, and I don't even know the
story, just a reference.  I would also say, there will
always be a Judas, and Organizations will always have
power struggles, but that you are presently in the
very organization he is putting down, and that you
have seen good things (if that is the case).


--- Martin Leiderman <martinle@lainet.com> wrote:
> Clint,
> Thanks for pointing that out.   And I'll accept
> being  a hypocrite. I am
> more that that.   I am very human. And I don't
> pretend being 'know it
> all'  But I can learn from mistakes, I can listen
> for suggestions.
> 
> And I guess I don't know how to disagree and defend
> the attack on the
> Theosophical Organization to which I belong.
> 
> Any suggestions in how to handle cases like this.
> Do you recommend to ignore commentaries like those
> made by Frank R.?
> 
> But give some credit for trying to be constructive
> when I said:
> > The future of the TS will depend on members that
> can
> > transcend the historical
> > aspect of the personalities, ....
> >  and  by those who will
> > concentrate on the spiritual path.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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