Theos-Talk Archives (December 2006 Message tt00120)

Jake,

Thanks for your commentaries.  By the time the article on D.M. Bennet was published (actually a series of two articles, as I remember), I had a subscription of 'Quest' magazine,  so I have it.

You are absolutely right as you say:

"He [ Bennett ] was being  aided by the teachers. (It seems today that theosophists have a much more cultish or sectarian attitude of what is ACTUALLY included in the theosophical movement.)"

Regards,  Carlos. 


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Data:Mon, 4 Dec 2006 03:21:47 -0800 (PST)

Assunto:Theos-World D.M. Bennett, In the News

> D.M. Bennett, In the news
> 
> Carlos mentioned D.M. Bennett, and in 
> the Sept-Oct, Nov-Dec, 2001 issues of 
> Wheaton's "Quest" magazine (on-line) 
> there was a good bio article of him, 
> by the author of a recent biography. 
> He's refered to in the MLs, was raised 
> in a Shaker community (no sex or 
> procreation - which is why they died 
> out), was a "free-thinker" and editor 
> of the "Truth-Seeker" publication, and 
> became a member of the TS. He was being 
> aided by the teachers. (It seems today 
> that theosophists have a much more 
> cultish or sectarian attitude of what 
> is ACTUALLY included in the theosophical 
> movement.)
> 


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