Theos-Talk Archives (June 2005 Message tt00588)

Dear Frank and Gregory

Ananya Rajan is the niece of Rhada Burnier, and is working as an assistant 
editor of The Quest Magazine in Wheaton, Illinois.

Your query should be sent to her, and you would most likely get your answer. 
At least I think so. I am unsure of the e-mail address though, perhaps Bart 
knows more.

Marie
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Frank Reitemeyer [ringding@online.de] submits:

"Daniel writes: (2) Leadbeater's own birth record indicates that he was born 
on February 16, 1854. But in the Jan.-Febr. 2005 issue of Quest magazine one 
can find in the article "The History of Adyar day" by Ananya S. Rajan the 
following: "The first unofficial Adyar Day was celebrated February 17, 1923, 
in the United States, with members here raising money to send overseas. That 
date was chosen because it was not only the day Olcott passed away, but also 
the day Giordano Bruno, a student of Pythagoras was burned at the stake and 
the day Charles W. Leadbeater was born." As Quest magazine is published by 
the 
Adyar TS in USA one can assume that they know about they speak on "Adyar 
day"."

Let me put this challenge to the TS in the USA: I will donate $500US to the 
TS 
in the USA if they can provide documentary evidence that Leadbeater was born 
on February 16, 1854 (other than his own assertion of the fact or statements 
by others depending on his assertions).

Either the TS in the USA is prepared to publish a lie, or they can provide 
the 
evidence.

I'm waiting..... Should seven (7) days be sufficient?

Dr Gregory Tillett




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