Theos-Talk Archives (August 2004 Message tt00298)

Hi Norm,

Thanks for that. Most theosophists I've met are also wonderfull people
(and most don't presently study Leadbeater). Still, like many on this
list, I share a certain impatience with what we read or rather don't
read in the magazines. There is a lot of controversy around a lot of
subjects in spirituality-land. So why isn't it discussed in those
magazines? Isn't that partly what the second object of the TS is about? 

Katinka
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Rosabellhh@a... wrote:
> I say read Theosophy for yourself. If you find something that helps
, great, 
> if not read something else. What helps me may not help you and the
same in 
> reverse. I think that there is a lot of very interesting material in
Theosophy. 
> I do not claim to know the mysteries of the universe but when I
dealt with 
> Theosophist and instructors I found them to be wonderful people. I
did take some 
> of their correspondence courses and I enjoyed the whole experience.
As a 
> spiritual path of choice I find Kriya Yoga to be for me, but their
many paths up 
> the mountain, at least I believe that.
> I don't see the need to put Theosophy down , perhaps someone can
explain the 
> reason to me. Norm Bigelow
> 
> 
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