Theos-Talk Archives (May 2000 Message tt00260)

Where is this information coming from????  :-)  Share International is a
registered non-profit organization which provides (by law) a full
accounting of its finances to the public.  The current circulation
(subscription) is around 1700-2000 copies per issue which barely covers
publishing costs.  Hardly a money-maker.  It is manned by volunteers and
has been in circulation for twenty years without advertising income. 
   Also, Share International does not have a mandate to feed the poor, nor
does it collect money to do that.  It's mandate is to raise awareness about
major social and political issues including poverty and injustice in the
world, as well as make known the emergence of Maitreya and the Hierarchy
into the modern world.  There are many well-known public figures who are
now stepping forward to confirm that they have met Maitreya and believe he
is the Christ.  One of these public figures is Wayne Peterson - a recently
retired US diplomat who is currently publishing a book on his experiences
with the Masters during his 20 year career with the US government
diplomatic Services.  Another well-known public figure is former Soviet
leader Gorbechev.  President Bush sent two separate envoys to see Maitreya
in London during the Gulf War, and the Vatican has sent several top aides
to meet with Maitreya also.  The list goes on but it is worth looking into
for oneself if there is any interest.  :-)

Sincerely,
 Todd  

At 11:48 PM 20/05/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>    Anything bad you might say about Alice Bailey (and there is quite a bit),
>one thing she was not, and that's insincere. Benjamin Creme, however,
collects
>large sums of money with his Share International, which advertises its
purpose
>as feeding the world's hungry, although all the money goes to fund Benjamin
>Creme's lecture circuit and books.
>
>    Bart Lidofsky
>
>Frank Reitemeyer wrote:
>
>> Why does Bailey pupil Benjamin Creme, who announced every year the new
>> appearance of Jeus Christ, regard Hitler as an hhigh spiritaul avatara,
much
>> higher advanced than H.P. Blavatsky? Or is Benjamin Creme merely an untrue
>> follower of AAB?
>
>
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