Theos-Talk Archives (April 2004 Message tt00360)

-Hallo Paul G,
Thanks for your reply.
I think the url I found later is of an interesting one and not of 
that of Creme( this one was put on the Dutch list and I only put this 
on the list because the face of that Maitreya I have seen before on 
others from the TTalk list.).

The other I found later was http//www.maitreya.org
I found many intersting teachings the same as theosophical and with a 
little more explanation.

I think it will be good to search for the real Christ, if there is 
one. 
Christina.




-- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Paul Gillingwater <paul@a...> wrote:
> christinaleestemaker wrote:
> 
> >Hallo all of you;
> >wHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THIS?
> >On this site they show the long expected Mattreya.
> > http://www.shareintl.org
> >Maybe for meditating om it?
> > 
> >
> 
> I'm pretty sure that a visit to the archives will show this one has 
been 
> thrashed
> to death.
> 
> Assuming you're not trolling, then here's a brief response.
> 
> Benjamin Creme, the promoter of this particular Maitreya (there are 
dozens),
> has been remarkably consistent in his advocacy. I know many people 
who 
> believe
> this theory, and seem to gain inspiration from it.
> 
> Creme's philosophy is based on the Alice Bailey tradition, which in 
turn is
> based on Theosophy in the USA flavour. Creme also advocates Sai 
Baba's
> tradition as not being incompatible, and also seems to suggest the 
> reality of
> Aliens (Greys, etc.)
> 
> Checking out the above site, I note one recent statement which 
Creme (who
> personally disclaims being an Adept) made: that Saddam Hussein is 
dead,
> and that the person captured by the USA is merely one of his 
doubles.
> Do you believe that this is the case? Then "ye shall judge him by 
his 
> works."
> 
> Of course, there seem to be many people who share this delusion, if 
a 
> delusion
> indeed it is.