Theos-Talk Archives (December 2006 Message tt00052)

In that same essay on Robert Crosbie which Carlos Aveline suggested 
we read, we find the following statement:

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Mr. Neresheimer had introduced Mrs. Tingley to W. Q. J. about a
year before his death.
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What historical documents is the above statement based on?

As far as I know, this statement is NOT historically accurate.

Now I really don't care who wrote this statement.

All I ask:

Is the statement accurate whether Leadbeater wrote it or the
Mahachohan or Mr. X wrote it?

Neresheimer himself writes that it was ACTUALLY
Mr. Judge who was instrumental in introducing
Neresheimer to Mr. and Mrs. Tingley.

>From Neresheimer's account, one can even conclude that Mr. Judge and
Mrs. Tingley had known each other for some time BEFORE Mr.
Neresheimer even knew of Mrs. Tingley's existence!

Again in the above statement the assertion is made that Mr. Judge and 
Mrs. Tingley only knew each other for about a year before Judge died.

Again NOT accurate if one consults Neresheimer's account.
It would appear that they had known each other for more than 2
years. Probably at least for 2 years and 4 or 5 months ... IF NOT
LONGER....

Neresheimer's account can be found at:

http://blavatskyarchives.com/stokesneres.htm

See the first 6 paragraphs at the beginning of Neresheimer's account
especially paragraphs 4 thru 6.

Daniel
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