Theos-Talk Archives (December 2005 Message tt00216)

The reference to "Mario Schoenmaker, priest from Australia LCC" is not correct.
Schoenmaker was originally a Congregationalist minister who developed an
interest in things esoteric and led his church out of the Congregationalist
Union into independent existence, first as The Church of the Mystic Christ and
then as The Independent Church of Australia. He was interested for a time in
the LCC, but eventually followed the teachings of Rudolph Steiner (whence came
his teachings about men in/on/from the Moon), although he also claimed to have
access to clairvoyance and thence to the Akashic Records. Schoenmaker died some
years ago and was succeeded by his daughter, Antoinette. His volume on occult
history is more Steiner than Leadbeater, and certainly not Blavatsky.

Alas, Leadbeater's account of what would be found if men ever landed on the Moon
has not been vindicated (but then nor has the vision of the Mormon "prophet",
Joseph Smith, on the same subject).

Dr Gregory Tillett