Theos-Talk Archives (July 2006 Message tt00426)

Dear Friends, 


Cass writes (see below) : 

"Funny, I thought that Occultism taught that there is no such thing as past and future other than reflections or projections, that all there really is, is the Now."

Well, Cass has just revealed her Krishnamurtian influence. She is erasing the law of karma. She is trying to cancel the past. This is Krishnamurti. This may be Liberal Catholic Church, but this illusiohn was fundamentally brought into the movement by Krishnamurti. Yet the law of causation, and of cause-and-effect, still rules life.

The Eternal Now includes past and present, with their results and seeds. From one Manvantara to another, through Pralaya, or from one week-time to another, Past Time is always most significant. 

All Buddhism, and all Theosophy, is about the law of karma. And Karma Law teachings are present in every religion. 

The Krishnamurtian thesis that past the has no meaning is very convenient at the political level for those who want to avoid facing past mistakes. Yet in the long run the policy of denial is not worthwhile. 


Best regards, Carlos. 





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Data:Tue, 18 Jul 2006 20:19:26 -0700 (PDT)

Assunto:Re: Theos-World PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

> Funny, I thought that Occultism taught that there is no such thing as past and future other than reflections or projections, that all there really is, is the Now.
> 
> If we keep looking back to the past we will act in the past. Surely it is better to let go of the old ideas? If we live in the Now, we can create a new future. If we live in the past all we do is recreate it.
> 
> Terrorism is merely the religious virus propagating and multiplying itself over and over causing cancers in our morality.
> 
> Cass
> 
> carlosaveline wrote: Friends,
> 
> Past, present and future form a continuum, as Occultism teaches us.
> 
> Last week-end I delivered a seminar on Deep Ecology and Sustainable Development in the Building of the Next Civilization, in Belo Horizonte, a State Capital one hour by plane from Bras�lia. In my several books already published, I have discussed pretty much the future, as well as the present of our civilization. Yet we do need to understand the past in order not to repeat the same old mistakes. I usually discuss central elements in the acumulated experience of the last 2,500 years. 
> 
> Speaking of the interaction between past and present: the WWII, for instance, has more than one aspect to be understood yet. Look at the Gaza Strip, at Lebanon, and at Israel, right now, July 18. Present moment challenges involving Neo-Nazism, Terrorism and War has a lot to do with Theosophy as Theosophy is about compassion and planetary citizenship, and it is a decisive factor to open a way out of these obstacles. 
> 
> Having at least respect for the Messengers helps the connection between Mankind and the sacred sources of inspiration. Slandering them does the opposite. 
> 
> Regards, Carlos Cardoso Aveline 


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