Re: Theos-World Monica N. Suzuki, Morya, and wishfull thinking.
Mar 02, 2002 00:00 AM
by adelasie
Dear Brigitte,
I wonder, in view of your often-expressed opinion that the Masters do
not even exist, what you would consider proof of the identitiy of one
particular Master? Are you perhaps hoping to find some reason to
believe They exist too? This proof can only be found in one's own
heart. Nobody can convince anyone of Their existence, nor is there
any need to. If you know They exist, you know it. And if you doubt
They exist, you will not find any proof that you are wrong in
anything anyone can say. Your doubt itself prevents it.
If you wish to know that the Masters exist, you have to prepare a
place in your own heart to receive their help. This is done by trying
to live according to the laws of nature, with renunciation of lower
ego, loving our fellow man more than ourselves, letting go of
attatchment to the results of our actions, accepting responsibility
for our every thought, word and deed. It is not necessary to be
perfect in these endeavors, but only to try and never give up.
Adelasie
On 2 Mar 2002 at 1:48, bri_mue wrote:
> How do you know your "believe," Roerich is really
> "channeling" something like "Morya" or just "believe" this
> because the name sounds similar to what Blavatsky named what she
> tought she was dealing with, it must be that same "Morya" ?
>
> If not just self-delusion, can you pls bring specific quotes
> compairing the writing style of the two versions of "Morya" showing it
> is the same as Blavatsky's.
>
> And concrete evidence that this was not just Roerichs fantasy,
> subcounsciouly imitating the notion "Morya".
>
> What evidence is there apart from a presumed claim by you
> regarding "intuition" reg. which there is no, indication it could
> not be simple just disguised intellectual-emotional preferrence of
> yours ?
>
>
> Bri.
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