Theos-Talk Archives (January 2005 Message tt00601)

Paul
Fine?
Can you please throw more explanations on the sentence you wrote as " Thusshe was regarded as 
a traitor to the ES and the Masters. Sounds very plausible, and since ES members are not going to tell us who's on their s--tlist and in what order, guesswork is all we have left.?"
Why traitor?
I donīt know much ībout the story on A.A. Bailey quite well and although I own her " A treatise in cosmic Fire " in Spanish, I confess to never feel atraction by it...it is a very exquisite, strange book.
All I know is that she ( claimed that ) got in contact with a Master also known by HPB and present in some passages on the Mahatma Letters, called Djuall Kool and whom, according to her, passed an entire life besides her inaprocess she described as an "overshadow" - later called " chanel" by the '"claire-propheteers".
I am also aware that a totality of her books was written by him.
Some say that she wished many of the books to become a complement and continuation on HPBīs work but some claim that is impossible due to her doctrines be more similar to CWLīs works than anyone else.
Was she daydreaming when she wrote all that stuff?

Krishtar


----- Original Message ----- 
From: kpauljohnson 
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2005 1:11 PM
Subject: Theos-World Re: Alice Bailey & the Adyar Society (ES jealousy)





> 
> Can anyone shine some light on this?
> 
> Perry

Hi Perry,

Perhaps Jerry H-E can explain further, but I recall years ago that 
he explained the otherwise inexplicable hostility towards Bailey in 
the Adyar TS. Inexplicable, that is, because she seems to rile the 
powers that be more than Steiner, the Prophets, Purucker, etc. etc. 
whereas her teachings are actually more in line with Adyar/ES/CWL 
orthodoxy than all those other claimants to Mahatmic inspiration.

That similarity is actually at the root of the hostility, because 
Bailey was an ES member and after leaving the TS incorporated secret 
Leadbeaterian doctrines into her writings. Thus she was regarded as 
a traitor to the ES and the Masters. Sounds very plausible, and 
since ES members are not going to tell us who's on their s--tlist 
and in what order, guesswork is all we have left.

Paul





   
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