Theos-Talk Archives (May 2000 Message tt00320)

Well said. 

The bottom line is it is *my* life I am concerned with and if any of the
writings are of some value and help to me then I am grateful.

mkr


At 01:52 PM 05/26/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>
>I don't know that being colorful about your birth date qualifies you as a
>chronic liar!  Al Gore is notorious as an embellisher of his resume, but few
>accuse him of being dishonest or less than honorable.  Women also have a
>habit of fudging their birth date.
>
>There was a low point in my life when I found Leadbeater's books 35 years
>ago that helped me greatly.  Enough so, that I joined the Theosophy Society
>recently.
>
>People do not excel at everthing equally.  There are always some
>compartments where they do not fare as well or fail, that includes HPB as
>well.  When they succeed spectacularly in one area, you don't give them a
>free ride elsewhere.
>
>The truth probably lies somewhere between George Tillet and Aryel and
>agendas.
>
>David Blankenship


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