Re: Theos-World A Queer Theosophical Question
Oct 23, 2006 01:38 PM
by Bill Meredith
Jake,
Thank you for being upfront in declaring that this post is your
personal opinion. I will say that you and I do not hold the same
opinion and probably will be unable to reach much agreement in this
lifetime. A militant, whether gay or celibate, is still a militant.
Hatred, whether aimed at Leadbeater or Osama bin Ladin is still hatred.
You say, "People become irrational when a "hot-spot" is poked. We all
have them. Some psychological complex where we are vulnerable and out of
harmony with ourselves and nature, and when it is "poked" we feel raped."
I think fear, disgust, or hatred of homosexuality or perhaps even
anysexuality may be the vulnerable "hot-spot" that causes some people to
become irrational and out of harmony with their theosophical nature.
I do not believe that Theosophy is something that one can "join" --
sick or not sick. Theosophy is the divine wisdom within each and every
one of us. It is accessible by Each and every one without regard to
race, creed, or sexual orientation.
My hope is that we will look for the light of divine wisdom within and
let that be our guide.
peace,
bill
Mark Jaqua wrote:
A Personal Opinion on a Very Queer Question
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