Theos-Talk Archives (February 2006 Message tt00013)

Dear Frank, dear friends,


I am thinking that one or more open letters
could be sent to Adyar TS asking its leaders
to re-examine the Case against W.Q. Judge
and declare him innocent of any charges.

These letters could be dated April 13th,
2006, for instance. I have been working on
this since January 8th and I thank Dallas very
much  for his support.

I believe Adyar TS is accountable for what it
does or does not do, as any  social institution
around the world.  And Adyar TS must follow
the steps of the Society for Psychical Research,
SPR, which "condemned" HPB as a fraud in the
1880s and in 1886 finally declared HPB innocent.
The Adyar TS should be invited to do the same
with regard to WQJ -- unless it has any proofs he
was a fraud. In that case proofs should be shown.

The recent book "The Judge Case", by Ernest
Pelletier, is an important contribution on the
subject.

As it it not reasonable to expect any short term
result, possible open letters to Adyar should be sent
every year and in a way that they help raise
consciousness about  the importance of looking
at History with more respect for Truth than
obedience to power-structures.  Thus each step
along the walk would be valid in itself. Someone
should get copies of the letters sent, in order to
report on their number and content.

I would like to know any opinions about this idea.
There is more info availlable for those interested
in helping.

Best regards,  Carlos Cardoso Aveline (from Brazil)







> From: "Frank Reitemeyer" <ringding@online.de>
> Reply-To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
> To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: Theos-World RE: RESTITUTION  OF WQJ    --  JUDGE CASE
> Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 15:32:30 +0100
>
> Dallas wrote:
> "I think that Adyar has no idea, or at least acts
> as if they don't, as to
> how their close mindedness effects the world at
> large. Given that there is
> no more important Movement than the Theosophical
> on the world scene (I give
> as reference the Great Master's Letter, and the
> effects of that Movement in
> all areas of our culture), to have such an obvious
> schisim between thinking
> people and The so-called Theosophical Society out
> of Adyar regarding the
> easily recognisable Power for Good which Judge was
> and must continue to be,
> although not seemingly in our midst at the present
> time, is really
> inexcusable."
>
>
> Well said, Dallas. The Adyar 2002 convention in
> Berlin with Radha Burnier was such a horrible
> experience with all their psychological and
> Krishnamurti jargon and poppycock including open
> black magic and Orwell double speak that I believe
> now that my bread in the kitchen has more
> spirituality than these people.
> They are Do-Not-Goods. They produce bad world
> karma with their not-doing, not-thinking. One
> cannot serve two masters.
> Frank
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