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karma

Jul 28, 2003 03:25 AM
by Katinka Hesselink


Hi everybody,

I have just come back from the European School of the
Wisdom in Naarden, where we studied two famous letters by
the Mahatmas: the '1900 letter' and the 'Maha Chohan
Letter'. 
http://www.katinkahesselink.net/lastkh.htm
http://www.katinkahesselink.net/chohan.htm
These were covered by Mary Anderson, with discussion groups
going into it as well. 

We also studied Buddhism under Tran Thi Kim Dieu, who gave
a lot of information (a bit too much for three days) and
ended with an indepth survey of Sunnyata from a
theosophical perspective. Well worth our while. 

I planned, when I came back, to ask you all about the
nature of reality, as I will be hosting an evening on the
subject in my lodge, in september. Instead I came across a
(to me) weird interpretation of karma... And so I wanted to
ask you all:

Do you think it is possible for the Adepts to get rid of
somebody elses karma? By two well-studied theosophists 'of
long standing' it was said that when HPB was on her
death-bed, and the Masters healed her, after having asked
her if she would consent to that (and write the Secret
Doctrine) - that this healing was interfering with or
lifting of karma. In short: it was stated that this
incident showed that the Mahatmas were beyond karma. Do you
all think this likely, possible, reasonable ... etc.??

Katinka

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Katinka Hesselink
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-Those who observe, learn, a whole life long.
-Wie observeert, leert , een heel leven lang.
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http://www.katinkahesselink.net



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