Theos-World Re: The Inner Life of Krishnamurti
Apr 24, 2000 08:40 AM
by ASANAT
In a message dated 4/3/00 12:50:53 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
schuller@prodigy.net writes:
<< After some digging into the esoteric aspect of K I came to a very
different conclusion about K than the positive one you have layed out in your
recent book. I have summerized my thoughts in a little pamphlet, which you
can find at: www.alpheus.org/onk.htm.
I'm most interested in your view of this thesis and will be most grateful if
we
could dialogue somehow about our differences and communalities. ..... >>
Dear Govert,
I will be addressing the various issues you raise (here & elsewhere,
including your pamphlet), as time permits. Even though we had a chance to
spend quite a bit of time discussing these issues in person, I am most
disappointed that you never once presented any actual evidence showing that
anything in The Inner Life of Krishnamurti is incorrect. I will be
profoundly grateful for any specific points in which you find the book to be
mistaken or in need of improvement, if you can find any credible ones. Since
I have spent some 35 years researching various aspects of these issues, and
since I truly do not care where the chips may fall (I'm passionately
interested in facts & evidence, where relevant, not in unsupported opinions),
it behooves all of us who are truly committed to theosophy and to
transformation, to hear your words of wisdom on the subject.
Blessings,
Aryel
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