Theos-Talk Archives (April 2002 Message tt00122)

Your observation is correct. Unless one goes beyond the dead letter reading 
and putting some of the ideas/principles in everyday practice, it is no 
better than what all other religious followers do.

When one is engrossed in traditional theosophical activities organized 
around organizations, it is extremely difficult to get out and 
independently explore what is behind all the writings. May be for many it 
is very easy to blindly believe and follow.

mkr


At 01:23 AM 4/8/02 +0200, Morten Sufilight wrote:
> My view is:
> They keep continue their silly act of putting the books of Theosophy 
> forward as a kind of 'bible-collection' - and avoid adressing the crucial 
> issues of dead-letter reading and the importance of the "7 keys" - where 
> one of the is about the to Blavatsky very important allegories.
> Such a behavoir I consider to be against the idea of Theosophy as 
> Blavatsky was putting it forward.