Theos-Talk Archives (April 2006 Message tt00326)

Here is my take on the following.

With passage of time what was once esoteric/hidden becomes exoteric.

The real secrets are never to be found written anywhere as much of it has to
learned to read between the lines and using one's intuition.

 Hence, I do not see any problem in making what has already been printed or
handwritten to be made available on the Internet.

For those who are not yet ready to really understand, even when truth stares
at them when they read a written material, they are likely to be blind to it
and do not see it.

In my own personal experience, there are items I have read decades ago which
did not make much sense then are now making more sense and am able to
understand better.

mkr

PS: I read somewhere that a great man said "Nothing created by human mind is
sacred"


On 4/17/06, M. Sufilight <global-theosophy@stofanet.dk> wrote:
>
>
> I am quite certain, that those Seekers after Truth, who yet do NOT really
> and honestly Know, what is good to publish and make officially available -
> and what NOT to make officially available - aught NOT to publish anything -
> not yet published. And they aught to carefully consider their conscience
> when copying papers from other authuors and while later distributing them -
> for instance distributing them on the Internet. We all have something to
> learn.
> Remember, that the Master said, that Blavatsky in fact was too outspoken.
>


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