Phoney "letter"
Oct 09, 2006 05:43 AM
by carlosaveline
Dear Jake,
Thanks for defending this perspective.
In general lines, it helps much.
Regards, Carlos.
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Data:Sat, 7 Oct 2006 20:09:18 -0700 (PDT)
Assunto:Theos-World More Phoney Teacher "letter"
> More phoney teacher letter
>
> In dan's communication below of 10-3-06,
> he says that Blavatsky in Key to Theosophy
> (pp. 38, 51 orig ed.) is quoting or
> refering to ver Planck's article in
> Judge's "The Path," and thus supporting
> his imaginary teacher letter (quoted in
> ES Instruction, No. 5). By what he quotes
> from the path, however, - IT DOES NOT
> SUPPORT THE LETTER AT ALL, and there is
> nothing similar between his two examples.
> What's the deal here? His quoted evidence
> has nothing to do with the point at hand
> at all!! Maybe its thought that everyone
> is too stupid or uncaring to notice. (There's
> no reference to any "Pledge" in his Path quote.)
>
> I'm seeing more that this whole
> "letter" is hokey. The pseudo-teacher
> says that "each of us has a dugpa inside
> of us." WE DO NOT! This is not
> supported anywhere in the literature.
> We have a high and low self, and the
> low self is not a "dugpa"! Here's the
> supposed teacher quote, according to
> ver Planck:
>
> "Judge the action, not the person. You
> never know the true motives. Never
> judge human nature on its lowest level.
> Every one has a potential Dugpa in him."
>
> Pure dugpa BS!
>
> It also has the psuedo-teacher
> saying "judge the action, not the person."
> WELL, THIS IS BS TOO! Of course you
> judge the person. It is a meaningless
> statement. You judge the person in
> everything. If you lock a person up
> for a crime, do you lock up the "action"
> and not the "person"??? In the genuine
> teacher letters, people were most
> certainly judged, as in this statment
> from the MLs:
>
> "Cook is a _pump of filth_, with
> perpetually working pistons and the
> sooner he screws them up - the better
> for him." (MLs, p. 271, TUP)
>
> One might say that for another's
> "perpetual working pistons" as well.
> - jake j.
>
> ------------------
> ----------------
> DC writes:
>
> <3. Was HPB Aware of this KH Letter??? Part 2
> Posted by: "danielhcaldwell" danielhcaldwell@yahoo.com
>
> Date: Tue Oct 3, 2006 12:13 pm (PDT)
>
>
>
> =================================================
>
>
> Julia quotes from the specific KH letter under discussion.
>
>
> become aware that Julia had excerpts from this unpublished
> Mahatma letter/manuscript that Jake thinks is phoney?
> =================================================
>
>
> Concentration letter is in the July, 1889 issue of THE PATH.
>
>
>
>
> it becomes quite evident that Julia was a main contributor to
> Judge's magazine.
>
> issue of THE PATH. This article is titled:
> "Judge the Act: Not the Person: Adepts and Mediums."
>
> accusations of Mabel Collins.
>
> On the second page (p. 98) of this lead article, Julia writes:
> <"What is our present Duty? Hear the words of the Master. "Judge
> the action, not the person. You never know the true motives.
> judge human nature on its lowest level. Every one has a potential
>
>
> <"Dugpa, black magician; one devoted wholly to self. This [quotation
> above] and other quotations [later in this same article] are from
> the private letters of the Adept."
>
>
> from this letter from "the Master"!
>
>
> letter.
>
> <"...let us read some remarks fron an Oriental Adept which came into
> our possession many months ago...."
>
> http://blavatskyarchives.com/pathjuly1889.htm
>
>
> letters of the Adept, including what we are calling the KH
> Concentration letter?
>
> read each and every issue of THE PATH as it was published. We know
>
>
> other two being HPB's LUCIFER and Adyar's THE THEOSOPHIST.
>
> discovered evidence that shows that indeed HPB read this issue of
> THE PATH and IN FACT read Julia's lead article.
>
> one finds HPB writing:
> =====================================================
>
> they be right? As well said in the Path, our theosophical organ at
> New York, treating of such a case: "Suppose that a soldier is tried
> for infringement of oath and discipline, and is dismissed from the
> service. In his rage at the justice he has called down, and of whose
>
> enemy with false information, -- a spy and traitor -- as a revenge
> upon his former Chief, and claims that his punishment has released
>
> you? Don't you think he deserves being called a dishonourable man, a
> coward?
> =====================================================
>
>
> of the Master is quoted which again reads:
> <"Judge the action, not the person. You never know the true
> motives. Never judge human nature on its lowest level. Every one
> has a potential Dugpa in him."
>
> On page 51 of THE KEY, Madame Blavatsky again writes:
> ====================================================
>
> July, 1889.)
> ======================================================
>
> titled: "Judge the Act: Not the Person: Adepts and Mediums."
>
>
> "As well said in the Path"
> and
> <"As well expressed in the N. Y. 'Path'",
>
> as well said and as well expressed by Julia!
>
> article and no doubt was also aware that in this same article Julia
> gives TWO quotes from the private letters of the said Adept/Master.
>
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