Re: Theos-World What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander??
Apr 28, 2006 01:37 PM
by Frank Reitemeyer
Daniel, I do not think that HPB meant that her
esoteric information should be held private up to
the end of the seventh round.
Withholding of esoteric information is only meant
for a certain period of time, when the general
mankind has developed a little bit to understand
it.
One period of time was over in 1897. It is not
impossible that Annie Besant was right to publish
some of the E.S. information.
Another question would be if she did it well,
including "correct" true information in the vol.
III if compared with the "Wurzburg" manuscript
(which I personally believe not)
And we have not the original manuscript (except
the Wurzburg parts), the bulk of it which AB,
according to Boris de Zirkoff, has had in her
hands and went with it to an unknown place.
Perhaps in that connection it might be of interest
that the German branch which HPB founded here was
named TS Germania (and not TS Germany).
The Germania is the goddess which protects Germany
and stands for her unity (which the Jesuits try to
destroy, as HPB writes elsewhere, as the SJ were
founded with the goal to dissiptae her, which they
did in two 30 years wars (resulting in the
so-called "peace treaties" of Westfalia and of
Versailles and its dissipations).
>From all bombed towns during WWII Wurzburg was
relatively the most destroyed city: 96 per cent of
Wurzburg's houses were destroyed.
The German army signed the surrender on White
Lotus Day, May 8th, the day of HPB's death. It was
also the death of Germany and was dissipated anew.
We are not able to decide whether Besant was right
or wrong so long as we do not have and understand
the esoteric rules if and when which document or
information can or must be published.
Reading the introduction of the late W. Emmett
Small of von Purucker's E.S. Instructions, one can
asume that such rules exists in the inner world.
The Buddha was accused of having make public the
esoteric doctrines of the Brahmans, also Jesus was
accused of making public the esoteric doctrines of
the Essenes. Also Katherine Tingley was accused,
when she gave out information of the Lodge's work
over messengers coming from Shamballa (rejected by
the ULT as Crosbie accepted only HPB and WQJ as
messengers).
Also von Purucker was accused, when in 1929 he
began to give his pupils new esoteric tenets,
which certainly HPB also knew (as the doctrine of
the inner and outer rounds, etc., rejected by the
ULT).
Frank
----- Original Message -----
From: "danielhcaldwell"
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Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 9:15 PM
Subject: Theos-World What is sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gander??
What is sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander??
When I publicly posted some extracts from one of
HPB's Esoteric
Instructions, you wrote me that you strongly
protested my posting of
these HPB quotations from an "esoteric" or
"private" document.
You also suggested that such "posting" did an
"injustice" to the
Mahatmas.
Therefore I assume that if other writers besides
me did something
similar that you would ALSO object if not
"protest" to a quoting of
this esoteric material, right?
If your answer is yes, then I call your attention
to the following:
Read more at:
http://blavatskyarchives.com/sauceforthegoose.htm
Daniel
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