Theos-Talk Archives (November 2006 Message tt00078)

Friends,

As to showing and exaggerating  dissension and inconsistencies in the theosophical movement, some real, many others imaginary, Daniel have done his best for several years now.   See below.


For some reason, he rarely or rather never looks for that which can unite the Masters/HPB students around the world.  That is a task left to Theosophists.

Regards,  Carlos. 


 






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Data:Wed, 01 Nov 2006 17:40:30 -0000

Assunto:Theos-World Let the Real Facts Be Known: Part 2

> It was in the mid 1980s that I turned my attention
> from the study of Mr. Leadbeater's claims and teachings
> to other claims within the Theosophical Movement.
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> I remember that Walter Carrithers told me one day
> that Mr. Judge had claimed to be in contact with H.P.Blavatsky
> after she died. 
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> This got my interest peeked and I started researching
> this subject by first collecting all the material I could
> find which at that time didn't seem like much.
> 
> Also at this time I took a closer look at the chapters
> in the 2 books titled THE THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT dealing
> with Judge's death and Mrs. Tingeley's rise as leader
> of Judge's TS.
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> These 2 books were written by the anonymous editors
> of THEOSOPHY magazine and sold by the Theosophy Company/
> ULT.
> 
> As I carefully dissected all the info on the Judge/Tingley
> connection in these 2 histories, I discovered some
> puzzling inconsistencies, etc. Later I discovered
> the OE LIBRARY CRITIC which had been edited by H.N. Stokes,
> who may have been the foremost critic ever of the Leadbeater-
> Besant claims/teachings.
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> In the pages of Stokes' magazines I found a series of articles
> which clearly showed me that the information provided on
> the Judge-Tingley connection in the ULT histories was clearly biased 
> and one-sided and could be actually considered "misinformation".
> 
> A few years ago, I published on my website these Stokes' articles
> plus dozens of other important and relevant documents.
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> See:
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> William Q. Judge and Katherine A. Tingley: An Analysis of the 
> Controversy Surrounding W.Q. Judge's Diary Entries about "Promise" 
> and the Dead H.P.B. including Material on the Close Relationship 
> between Mr. Judge and Mrs. Tingley by H.N. Stokes
> http://blavatskyarchives.com/stokes/stokeswqjktcon.htm
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> In discussing some of my observations and findings with several 
> Blavatsky students, it became fairly evident that just as the Adyar 
> theosophists had various views and claims and that all of this was 
> reflected in what one might call their PR campaign (as seen in their 
> various publications, books, Theosophical histories), the ULT 
> Theosophists also had their claims and views and the 2 ULT histories 
> were in effect part of their PR campaign.
> 
> One thing lead to another and I remember when Walter Carrithers first 
> spoke openly of his own research and findings concerning the ULT and 
> Robert Crosbie. 
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> (continued in Part 3)
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> Daniel
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