Theos-Talk Archives (March 2006 Message tt00701)

Dear Friends in Theos-talk,

Esoteric Philosophy teaches that great beings, called Adepts or Mahatmas,  
can observe the state of the heart of many human beings,  as long as any 
small "buddhic light" manifests in them. And such "observation" may bring 
some subtle, non-verbal, superconscious inspiration perhaps, from time to 
time.


Robert Crosbie wrote:

"And let me say here to you: do not be too anxious; abide the time when your 
own inner demands shall open the doors, for those Great Ones who I know 
exist see every pure-hearted earnest disciple, and are ready  to give a turn 
to the key of knowledge when the time in the disciple’s progress is ripe."

And more:

"No one who strives to tread  the path is left unhelped; the Great Ones see 
his 'light', and he is given what is needed for his better development. That 
light is not mere poetical imagery; but is actual, and its character denotes 
one’s spiritual condition; there are no veils in that plane of seeing. The 
help must be of that nature which leaves perfect freedom of thought and 
action; otherwise, the lessons would not be learned. Mistakes will occur, 
perhaps many of them, but, as is said, 'twenty failures are not irremediable 
if followed by as many undaunted struggles upwards'.  (1)

Out basic Master, though, is our own heart, our own conscience.

Best regards, Carlos.


NOTE:

(1) From the book "The Friendly Philosopher", by Robert Crosbie, The 
Theosophy Co., Los Angeles, 1945, see pp. 7-8.]

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