Theos-Talk Archives (January 2005 Message tt00578)

W.Dallas TenBroeck wrote:
> As to CWL the only way to decide whether his writings are worthwhile is to
> compare them with those written by HPB and the Masters.
For the most part, I agree with you. The only disagreement is...

> As to his morals -- well, that's his karma, isn't it? 
It makes sense if one wishes to place him as a moral authority. It also 
creates a context within which to read his books (although I find that 
his Christian beliefs is a more important context than his moral acts).

> I see little use in our trying to pry, and exercise our curiosity, looking
> back into others' accounts, and into that which is already history.
> Present day opinions won't affect the ultimate desiderata. And our concern
> is mainly with the right conduct of our own lives -- So ?
Well, it's better discussing it in the open than whispering it in the 
background, in my opinion.

Bart