Theos-Talk Archives (January 2004 Message tt00158)

Dear Friends:

I find in MAHATMA LETTERS that from the earliest times of communications
the Masters have left the following safe-guard for claims to
communications from Them outside of HPB's direct statements .

This does not seem to cover some communications, as later in the case of
W. Q. Judge, whom H P B had said was in contact with the
Nirmanakaya.(Oct. 3, 1886) p. 19, Sven Eek -- Bio. On W Q J;    
Blavatsky: COLLECTED WORKS VII p. 138.

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Masters on Communications with Individuals 

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>From Mahatma Letters	pp. 431, 419 


I am commanded by my beloved Master... K--- H--- L-- S---, to make in
his name the following declaration...[ re: claims by Mr. Oxley ]...

	
1.	Whomsoever Mr. ***... may have seen and conversed with
at the time described, it was not with K--- H----, the writer of the
letters published in the Occult World.

2.	Notwithstanding that my Master knows the gentlemen in
question who once honored him with an autograph letter, thereby giving
him the means of making his (Mr. ***) acquaintance and of sincerely
admiring his intuitional powers and western learning -- yet he has never
approached him whether astrally or otherwise.

Nor has he ever had any conversation with Mr. ***. [see
Fn. in Theosophist Sept. 1882, p. 301 ]	least of all one of that nature
in which both the subject and predicate, the premises and conclusions
are all wrong.

3.	In consequence of the said claims, the repetition of
which is calculated to lead many of theosophists into error, my Master
has determined to issue the following resolution.

Henceforth and medium or seer who will feel disposed to claim
either to have been visited by, or to have held conversation with, or to
have seen my Master,--will have to substantiate the claim by prefixing
his or her statement with THREE SECRET WORDS, which he, my Teacher, will
divulge to and leave in the safe keeping of Mr. A.O.Hume and Mr.
A.P.Sinnett...

As long as they do not find these three words correctly repeated
by a medium or heading a statement to that effect, whether verbal or
printed, emanating from him or her, or on his or her behalf, the claim
shall be regarded as a gratuitous assumption and no notice will be taken
of it.

To his regret my Master is forced to adopt this step, as
unfortunately of late such self-deceptions have become quite frequent,
and would demand a speedy check.
 
The above decision and statement to be appended as a footnote to
Mr. O...'s published statement.

By order,

DJUAL-KHOOL. M. XXX.
ML p.419, 431

P.S. -- It may so happen that for purposes of our own, mediums
and their spooks will be left undisturbed and free not only to personate
the "Brothers" but even to forge our handwriting. Bear this in mind and
be prepared for it in London.

Unless the message or communication or whatever it may be is
preceded by the triple words:

"KIN-T-AN, NA-LAN-DA, DHA-RA-NI"


know it is not me nor from me. K.H.
									

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Best wishes,

Dallas


-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel H. Caldwell [mailto:danielhcaldwell@yahoo.com] 
Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2004 11:25 AM
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Theos-World Re: ". . . with HPB's blessings"

Bart, 

See the link below to read what W.Q. Judge wrote 
in 1895 about his communications with the dead H.P.B.:

http://blavatskyarchives.com/stokesjudge1495.htm

I will have to find the quotes from Mrs. Besant
and Mr. Leadbeater. I believe they both believed
at one time that HPB had reincarnated in the body of 
a Hindu boy. Mr. Leadbeater even had (astral?) 
discussions with this boy. In the mid-1890s, Mrs.
Besant may have believed HPB had reincarnated as
a daughter of Chakravarti. I will have to get 
out my notes to verify exactly what they did claim.

Daniel