Theos-Talk Archives (June 2002 Message tt00204)

Frank Reitemeyer wrote:
> 
> >> Seems that you support the Jewish interpretation. From the view of Aryan
> >> thought Mahatma Gandhi spoke the truth.
> 
> >I guess you also denied that the Roman Empire existed? That Alexander
> >the Great ever lived?
> 
> I understand from your comment that everyone who holds the level-headed
> arguments of Mahatma Gandhi in high regard is in your eyes a stupid person?

Leaping to a conclusion, and irrelevant. 

> I just re-read what Swami Parampanthi comments on Gandhi. To him Gandhi was
> a true teacher who judged from the standpoint of the unity of life.

Doesn't mean he was omniscient.

> >I don't think you speak for the human race. Or do you mean something
> >else by "Aryan"?
> 
> I mean by Aryan that what HPB understood of it when she wrote in the second
> object "to defend the Aryan wisdom" and what Judge meant when the
> Aryan-Theosophical Society in NY founded the Aryan Press and what Katherine
> Tingley meant when she founded the Aryan Temple.
> Is all that unknown to American Theosophists?

As I am not psychic, and cannot read minds, please enlighten me as to
the thoughts of Blavatsky, Judge, and Tingley.

Bart Lidofsky