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Part IV: Is Koot Hoomi a "fundamentalist"?

May 07, 2005 03:44 PM
by Daniel H. Caldwell


Is Master Koot Hoomi a "fundamentalist"
when he writes the following:

". . . You have heard of and read about a good 
many Seers, in the past and present centuries, 
such as Swedenborg, Boehme, and others. Not one 
among the number but thoroughly honest, sincere, 
and as intelligent, as well educated; aye, even 
learned. Each of them in addition to these qualities, 
has or had . . . a 'Guardian' and a Revelator -- under 
whatever 'mystery' and 'mystic name' -- whose mission 
it is -- or has been to spin out to his spiritual 
ward -- a new system embracing all the details of 
the world of Spirit. Tell me, my friend, do you know 
of two that agree?" 

"And why, since truth is one, and that putting entirely the question 
of discrepancies in details aside -- we do not find them agreeing 
even upon the most vital problems -- those that have either 'to be, 
or not to be' -- and of which there can be no two solutions?" 

The Mahatma Letters, 2nd ed., Letter 48 

Daniel
http://hpb.cc




 

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