Carlos, Adeptship and a Question
Sep 16, 2006 12:50 PM
by danielhcaldwell
Carlos, you write:
"Presenting Adeptship not as a fact which occurs at the higher
levels of consciousness, but downgrading it as something related
to 'personal names', physical personalities and portraits – such an
action closes the door to a higher perception of things, for
thousands of ill-advised people."
"If the first idea of the Masters, in the mind of a neophyte, is
drawn at the personalistic level, the whole learning process starts
from illusion and from a narrow view of life."
So Carlos, are you saying that H.P. Blavatsky herself is guilty of
downgrading Adeptship?
She gave out in her writings and in what she said much information
about the Masters, that is, she gave out:
"'personal names', physical personalities and portraits"
We find her in 1890 even giving to her esoteric students copies of
the portraits of the Masters. And she even had a copy of Master
Morya's portrait on her desk for all to see.
Isn't this focusing on "the personalistic level" as you like to
phrase it?
If we believe what you are telling us, then H.P.B. is doing the very
thing that you say should not be done!!
By giving out these portraits wasn't she performing indeed
an "action" which you declare "closes the door to a higher
perception of things"?
Was she doing in effect what you say should not be done? That is,
"If the first idea of the Masters, in the mind of a neophyte, is
drawn at the personalistic level, the whole learning process starts
from illusion and from a narrow view of life."
By allowing her esoteric students to have portraits (surely this is
on the personalistic level), HPB was doing what you say shouldn't be
done!!
Hmmmmm?
Too bad you weren't living back then, then you could have warned
HPB .... of her folly ....
And why was the Master Morya helping the German artist to paint KH's
portrait? And the Master was helping the artist in a crowded room
of people.
So wasn't the Master in effect doing what you say shouldn't be done??
Daniel
http://hpb.cc
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