Re: Theos-World Judge's Legacy to the Movement
Dec 11, 2006 09:13 PM
by Cass Silva
carlosaveline <carlosaveline@terra.com.br> wrote: Friends,
Nobody is perfect, and Alice Cleather was not. Caldwell tirelessly repeats an evidence for that, in the posting indicated below.
A. Cleather was wrong with regard to W. Judge, and she was not the only one.
Cass: How do you know?
Also H.S. Olcott made a grave mistake against W. Judge, and Olcott expressed his deep self-criticism right before dying, in a conversation with Laura Holloway which was published (and thus somewhat authenticated) by the very Adyar TS.
Cass: But can they be trusted?
Judge has been of the utmost importance for the theosophical movement.
Cass: Judge was a contributor, no more.
Nearly everyone in the Adyar TS who goes beyond Besant's ritualistic/clairvoyant fancies "discovers" William Judge; and I am no exception to the general rule.
Cass: I, for one, did not "discover" William Judge. I found his writing to have too much of a religious flavour to them.
Geoffrey Farthing, about whom we were talking yesterday, had deep admiration for him.
Judge is a giant. All we have to do, ion order to see that, is to look at the fruits of his work, 110 years later.
Cass: No man is an Island, when it comes to Theosophy.
Cass
Regards, Carlos.
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Para:theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
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Data:Mon, 11 Dec 2006 19:29:53 -0000
Assunto:Theos-World A 4th Version of Theosophical History
> Mr. Carlos Aveline apparently places a great deal of stock in what
> Alice Cleather says about certain events in Theosophical history.
>
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