Classic quote from B.P Wadia
Aug 03, 2004 00:42 AM
by Perry Coles
"Believers and sceptics become blind believers and unreasonable
sceptics when they fall prey to fanaticism. Our task here is to
study, to examine, to judge; to investigate relentlessly but
honestly; to believe nothing unless the proof is found, but also not
to reject anything when that proof is obtained. Not by the way of
phenomena but by that of philosophy; not swayed by the personality
but by adhering to principles; not by blind faith but by illumined
reasoning; not by argumentation but by meditation; not by foolish
credulity but by intelligent cooperation; not proceeding from the
teacher to the teachings but examining the consistency, the logic,
the inherent truth, the reasonableness and the completeness of the
teachings themselves. Throw the light of all available knowledge on
the teachings; throw the light of these teachings on all available
knowledge; by mutual comparison and keen criticism judge the
teachings of H. P. Blavatsky."
B.P Wadia
Perry
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