Theos-Talk Archives (November 2006 Message tt00334)

Carl,

Thanks. 

Narada Theosophical Society, yes. I knew them -- yet I did not remember to put them in the "map".  I will do so now. 

They are facing a law suit moved by the TS in the USA, which is aiming at  their building and other assets and belongings. 

They have been independent for a century, though, and they intend to keep that way. 

There are many independent efforts like this around the world. 


Carlos. 




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Data:Mon, 06 Nov 2006 09:52:10 -0000

Assunto:Theos-World Carlos, a new group for your Theosophical Wold Map!

> Carlos,
> I just fund a new group for your Theosophical Wold Map; "The Narada 
> Theosophical Society". Have a look in their webpage; 
> http://www.thetheosophicalsocietyinamerica.org
> I say no more.
> 
> /Carl
> 
> Some quotes from their webpage:
> 
> "In this pursuit, Blavatsky co-founded The Theosophical Society in 
> 1874 and wrote Isis Unveiled, her first book, in 1877 while living 
> in New York."
> 
> "Helena Blavatsky communicated with the Mahatmas in face-to-face 
> meetings, the first at Hyde Park in London in 1851, when she began a 
> 17-year probationary period. After living with her master Mahatma in 
> Tibet for three years, 1868 to 1871, she traveled to Greece to visit 
> with Mahatmas living there."
> 
> "A delivery system for Theosophy was founded 1874 with HPB and Henry 
> S. Olcott among its founders."
> 
> "At her death in 1891, Blavatsky named William Q. Judge to be her 
> personal agent in the Esoteric Section, . . ."
> 
> "Annie Besant, tireless English social reformer who had become a 
> Theosophist after reading The Secret Doctrine, was designated the 
> Recorder of the Esoteric Section at the time of HPB's death. Besant, 
> as the Esoteric Section Recorder, had been entrusted with volumes 
> three and four of The Secret Doctrine, that HPB had prepared for 
> publication at a future date. These two volumes disappeared and were 
> never seen again, although she subsequently published in lieu of 
> HPB's finished work a third volume comprised of letters and 
> fragments of manuscripts that Besant herself compiled. "
> 
> "The Narada Lodge was first chartered in 1890, chartered in 1895 by 
> William Q. Judge's Theosophical Society In America, chartered by 
> Kathryn Tingley's Universal Brotherhood in 1898, then chartered in 
> 1899 by The American Section of Adyar."
> 
> "We at Narada Theosophical Society are only interested in one thing, 
> and that is the study of Theosophy as presented by the Masters and 
> early founders of the Theosophical Movement. We have offered to work 
> with Wheaton, but not under them. We have been autonomous since we 
> chartered with William Q. Judge on April 28-29, 1895 as The 
> Theosophical Society in America. We rechartered with the American 
> Section, Adyar again in January 1899, with a clause in our 
> Constitution giving us legal autonomy, which they recognized. We 
> were members of both Societies at the same time. We have been asked 
> many times in our past to change our bylaws by Wheaton, but have 
> declined, so as to not lose our grandfathered-in charters in the 
> societies. 
> 
> John Scott, Vice President
> Narada Theosophical Society"
> 
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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