Theos-Talk Archives (December 2004 Message tt00037)

re crop circles and symbology

Definitions re symbology, I suspect, 
might often enough tend to get more or 
less drawn toward various conventional 
notions, and where conventional 
(especially orthodox) notions might be 
seen as having presented a problem of 
sorts (in whatever "more specific" 
sense/context, as might be seen to be 
suggested by, say, Theosophical 
notions/modeling in contrast to the 
likes of, say, "dumbing down and 
corporatizing," eg ...) ... then, as I 
tend to see it, there might be limits to 
the means by which certain kinds of 
effects/influences might be prompted, 
I'm speculating. So I'm wondering if, 
maybe, that kind of situation might be 
justification (from the perspective of 
w/Whoever ...) for the production of 
phenomena that might be expected (by 
w/Whoever ...) to speak
somewhat indirectly (by-passing 
conventional notions about symbols, per 
se ...) by somehow possibly 
alerting/reminding (even non-students of 
Theosophy, maybe ...) that a greater 
reality exists, transcending even, among 
other things, the widespead 
tendency/practice of dumbing down and 
corporatizing, and possibly transcending 
even some orthodox religious views, 
among other things ...

Speculatively,
Mauri