Re: Alice Bailey is a Problem! And so Leadbeatter...
Jan 21, 2005 12:54 PM
by Konstantin Zaitzev
--- In theos-talk "Alaya" wrote:
The article by Cleather was already mentioned in the trail of that
very message which you were replying to ;)
> The thing is Leadbeatter wasn't accepted by HPB in her group... she
new that he had already failed... leadbeatter wasn't even a member of
the ES. By the time HPB died he was just a failure in the path
We have no any evidences that HPB opinion was that he failed. But the
Inner Group at large really failed, if I remember correctly. And if he
wasn't there, it's really a good recommendation for him.
I don't agree with some ideas of Leadbeater, and first of all the
World Teacher project, and unlike him and AAB I don't believe in God.
It isn't bad to believe in God because there's a freedom of opinion
declared by TS. But the essential difference between Leadbeater and A.
Cleather (and many other people of that sort) that he never criticized
anyone and never tried to ruin some other's work, but only made his
own work, though maybe imperfectly.
> Due to leadbeatter unprepared people and willing to contact received
false things by fake spirits
He made psychical researches even before joining TS and knew about
fake spirits more than many others. Moreover he always emphasized the
danger of delusion and has described in detail how it works. Because
you spell his name wrongly I suspect that you have never read any book
by him but only the pamphlets against him. It's like judging about HPB
by Hodgeson report.
> He made the boy disregard the masters, averse to any occult matter.
Don't you forget that as early as in 1914 he has gone to Australia and
lived there up to the end of his life. While as late as in 1927
Krishnamurti still believed that he is a World Teacher.
> Alice Bailey wrote and auto-biography...
Have you read it?
> Why? do we see real masters writing about themselves?
People asked her. And she never regarded herself a master, as follows
from the biography.
With the best wishes, Konstantin
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