Theos-Talk Archives (March 2005 Message tt00377)

Contrare Thalprin, I am not upset at all. Just looking at it from the point of view Perry's raised when he put the question of CWL's works v HPB's works to Radha Burnier.
CWL's perversion was not part of the subject matter at all.
Cass



thalprin <thalprin@yahoo.com> wrote:


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Cass Silva 
wrote:
> Dear All
> Leaving the issue of his perversion out of the equation, 


Creating a blank hole would be the first dupe - from there, the 
issue, 'the question,' is fiction.


>should we look at whether his works have harmed or have helped the 
world to evolve? This for me is the real issue. 


The real take-issue being, natural, of course, that justification, 
typically follows. I understand the compulsion for justification 
of -what- 'value' ?


>Is it helpful to give Invisible Helpers to a grieving person, as 
Kon pointed out, or is it harmful. If that person went on to study 
deeper into theosophy would s/he then be eventually disallusioned 
from learning that HPB says and CWL says are poles apart. Wouldn't 
they feel duped? Stupid, for believing it?
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> Kubler Ross and many psychics confirm, to those grieving, that 
there is life after death, and that is really all a grieving person 
wants to know.
> 
> Did HPB provide knowledge in this regard that would be more 
valuable to a grieving person or do we continue to feed the 
unitiated half truths?


'Half truths,' I hear ya, it's a volly flip (conversationally) - 
reminds me one of the mechanisms Paul just mentioned earlier.


Sorry, you're upset.
I imagine it aint easy.

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> Cass
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> Amen!
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> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Drpsionic@a... wrote:
> > Yes, his stuff is mostly nonsense, but we would be the poorer 
for 
> not having 
> > had it. (Think of all the jokes at the expense of the Masters I 
> would not 
> > have!) 
> > 
> > Chuck the Heretic
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