Theos-Talk Archives (December 2002 Message tt00503)

Right on Adelaise.
Indeed, as Dallas and others on this list have pointed out in so many ways, 
approaching any subject in the mundane world, from a Theosophical point of 
view, enhances and deepens the understanding of the observer/student. The 
problem seems to be that when one's studies of the basic tenants of Theosophy 
are too quick or too shallow, a genuine transformation in consciousness may 
not be forthcoming. Failing such transformation any commentary on the mundane 
events of world affairs remain, by definition, mundane itself. Thereby 
creating the kinds of opinionated chatter that we have been recently 
witnessing.

Best to all,

Louis


In a message dated 12/14/2002 2:52:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
adelasie@surfari.net writes:


> Maybe we could say that politics is related to theosophy. Or even 
> that everything is theosophy. If we approach theosophy from a 
> political point of view, we will miss the point. But if we approach 
> politics from a theosophical point of view, all becomes very clear.
> 



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