Theos-Talk Archives (November 2006 Message tt00904)

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "carlosaveline" 
<carlosaveline@...> wrote:
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> The process by which top-down denial mechanisms are eroded in 
pseudo-occult organizations is slow and gradual, up to the moment 
when the general structural change comes.  
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> In the case of the Soviet Union and Berlin's Wall, for instance, 
we saw a long process of politically controlled denial, until 
Michail Gorbachev "opened the process".  The fall of Berlin's Wall 
was the culmination of the opening process.  
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> In the case of the Adyar TS, the very fact that the Adyar 
leaders "stopped receiving messages from the Masters", in 1953, when 
N. Sri Ram took over,  means that in a silent Sri Ram was admitting 
that those earlier messages and clairvoyant visions were fake, or 
illusory. 
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> Yet from silent admitting things (Radha Burnier)  to openly 
looking at them and publicly processing the necessary historical 
lessons --  there are one or two decisive steps to be taken. 
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> History will probably provide them in due time. 
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> Carlos. 
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> Data:Wed, 15 Nov 2006 01:45:36 -0000
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> Assunto:Theos-World Re: The Best Part Of History
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> > I imagine denial strategies probably last a fair while. 
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> > With AMORC, outsiders' understandings of the group have been 
strongly 
> > changed over the last fifteen years due to a few factors, among 
them 
> > the growth of the Internet - increasing the awareness of 
Americans in 
> > particular that there were a number of other groups out there, 
many 
> > of which had stronger claims to Rosicrucian primacy than AMORC. 
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