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A.P. Sinnett and Rai Salig Ram

Jun 19, 2006 10:15 AM
by danielhcaldwell


In the latter part of 1883, A.P. Sinnett, 
a well-known Theosophist, wrote about a deceased 
seer who had lived at Agra, India and one of 
his followers then living in Allahabad, India:

". . . up to within a few years ago, a very 
highly spiritualised ascetic and gifted seer 
[Shiv Dayal Singh, the acknowledged founder of 
Radhasoami] was living at Agra, where he taught 
a group of disciples and by their own statement 
has frequently re-appeared amongst them since 
his death. This event itself was an effort of 
will accomplished at an appointed time. I have 
heard a good deal about him from one [Rai Salig 
Ram] of his principal followers, a cultivated and 
highly respected native Government official, 
now living at Allahabad. . . . " Quoted from 
Sinnett's article titled " 'The Brothers' of 
Theosophy", LIGHT (London), December 22, 1883, 
pp. 557. 

Read more of the article at:

http://theos-talk.com/archives/200411/tt00370.html

Daniel
BLAVATSKY STUDY CENTER
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