Theos-Talk Archives (February 2006 Message tt00394)

Thanks, Jerry,

Perhaps taking these two dates we can compare the private, or 
esoteric or essential (real) organization (Sept) and the outer or 
exoteric organization (November).

Adelasie

On 18 Feb 2006 at 15:53, Jerry Hejka-Ekins wrote:

> Dear all,
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> I recall HPB writing that the September chart is the real birth chart.
>  The November inaugural address chart would be the chart for when the
> TS became a public organization.  
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> Best
> Jerry
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> adelasie wrote:
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> >Dear Vladimir,
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> >The chart drawn for 8 pm, September 8, 1875, is certainly more 
> >encouraging than the one for the same time, November 17 of the same
> >year. One might wonder how an entity of the latter date would survive
> > at all. Does anyone have any more specific data for the founding of
> >the TS? It seems likely that there would be an official chart for the
> > founding, considering what the organization is. 
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> >Adelasie
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> >On 18 Feb 2006 at 13:19, Vladimir wrote:
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> >>Saturday, February 18, 2006, 5:46:41 AM, adelasie wrote:
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> >>>Does Cranston give a time for the September date?
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> >>No. Actually the date might be considered even Sep.7, because then
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> >>...Madame  Blavatsky's  sprightly  evening  chatter  and  her
> >>reported magical  feats  continued  to draw groups of intelligent
> >>people to her rooms. Among those thus attracted was Mr. George H.
> >>Felt, who had made some  careful studies in phases of Egyptology. He
> >>was asked to lecture on these subjects and on the 7th of September,
> >>1875, a score of people had  gathered  in  H.P.B.'s  parlors  to
> >>hear his address on "The Lost Canon  of  Proportion  of  the 
> >>Egyptians."  Dr. Seth Pancoast, a most erudite  Kabbalist  was 
> >>present,  and  after  the  lecture he led the discussion  to  the 
> >>subject  of  the  occult  powers  of  the ancient magicians.  Mr.
> >>Felt said he had proven those powers and had with them evoked 
> >>elemental  creatures  and  "hundreds of shadowy forms." As the tense
> >> debate  proceeded, acting on an impulse, Col. Olcott wrote on a
> >>scrap  of  paper, which he passed over to Madame Blavatsky through
> >>the hands of Mr. W. Q. Judge, the following: "Would it not be a good
> >>thing to  form  a Society for this kind of study?" She read it and
> >>indicated assent.
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> >>http://www.blavatskycardiff.care4free.net/The%20Theosophical%20Socie
> >>ty %20gets%20off%20the%20Ground.htm
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> >>But the Meeting Minutes containing the proposal is dated Sep.8,1975
> >>-- a hand-written page is reproduced in the book.
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