Re: Favor or Disfavor
Sep 03, 2004 11:52 PM
by Katinka Hesselink
So start a new discussion.
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Erica Letzerich" <eletzerich@y...>
wrote:
>
> Dear Perry,
>
> I am well acquainted about C.W.L's case.
>
> I am sure you are aware that more than 840,000,000 people suffer
> from hunger. 24,000 people die every day, or over 8 million each
> year. Three of four who die are younger than five. You are also
> aware that the world is immersed into a deep crisis: economical (the
> poor countries are getting poorest, the rich ones richest), wars,
> injustices, crimes etc.
>
> The Theosophical Society was founded to try to bring some
> inspiration, to help humanity to awake its spiritual intuition, to
> spread and popularize the elevate ideals of theosophy.
>
> And what it's seen in an online theosophical group? A concern about
> the present world situation?
>
> A concern to write and make cooperative contributions to popularize
> theosophy?
>
> A concern to develop a work based on the three objects of the T.S.?
>
> Compassion towards humanity and intention to really collaborate for
> the ideals the T.S. keeps alive in the world?
>
> I would not say dear Perry shame on you for the Theosophical
> Society, I would say shame on you for every fellow that is a member
> of the T.S. and is more concerned in promoting intrigues and endless
> discussions about which are the original teachings or not, or about
> Leadbeater's case.
>
> The world today is bleeding and the cry of human sorrow crossing
> the planet. The members of the Theosophical Society were not
> supposed to be deaf, they were suppose to be the very first to try
> to act and work for the ideals of theosophy to have a stronger and
> benefic impact in our decadent society.
>
> So dear Perry, what do you consider more relevant to discuss about?
> Leadbeater's case? If so I am sorry to hear that, and I am no longer
> loosing my time with such discussions.
>
> Regards,
>
> Erica Letzerich
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