Theos-Talk Archives (June 2000 Message tt00087)

In a message dated 06/06/00 10:09:23 AM, caduceus@dial.pipex.com writes:

>Leon wrote:
>> > Please remember that the first Fundamental Proposition in Theosophy
>> > is Universal Brotherhood.
>
>Bart replied:
>>  No, it isn't. Nor, for that matter, is it the 1st Object of the
>> Theosophical Society (although it is mentioned in the 1st Object).

I never wrote that line attributed to me.  It was written by someone else in 
response to a letter I wrote on a different subject.  However, the first 
fundamental proposition does, in fact, constitute the entire basis of 
Universal Brotherhood -- since during the period of absolute unity, or pure 
"beness,"  prior to manifestation and transformation into separate "beings", 
all natures are contained within the one Nature in perfect harmony.  Thus 
Universal Brotherhood is one of the most fundamental laws of Nature.

Leon 

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