Re: HPB: "Nothing With Masonry"
Dec 13, 2006 08:12 PM
by Carl Ek
Carlos,
Do you know what HPB was referring too? Have you ever read any of
Ragon's books and calendars? Do you know what Ragon's work was al
about, and what was him mission and reason for doing it? Do you know
who al all who Ragon was? Do you know the differences
between "symbolic Masonry" and "operative Masonry"? Do you know
anything, at all, about the Secrets of Freemasonry?
Carl
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "carlosaveline"
<carlosaveline@...> wrote:
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> Friends,
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> HPB explained in no half-words that disciples of the Masters have
nothing to do with modern masonic organizations.
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> She wrote in 1889 for `La Revue Théosophique', in Paris:
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> "As far as we are concerned, disciples of the Masters of the
Orient as we are, we have nothing to do with modern Masonry. The
real secrets of symbolic Masonry are lost, as Ragon, by the way,
proves very well. The keystone, the central stone of the arch built
by the royal dynasties of Initiates – ten times prehistoric – has
been shaken loose since the close of the lastest mysteries. The
task of destruction, or rather of strangulation and suffocation
begun by the Caesars, has finally been completed, in Europe, by the
Fathers of the Church. Imported again, since those days, from the
sanctuaries of the Far East, the sacred stone was cracked and
finally broken into a thousand pieces." (1)
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> So HPB says most clearly that "disciples of the Masters of the
Orient" indeed "have nothing to do with modern Masonry".
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> And the other way around, of course.
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> But this is in the occult and strict sense.
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> Although having nothing to do with ritualism, HPB and the
theosophists had friendly relations with some of the members of the
Masonry.
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> Regards, Carlos.
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> NOTE:
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> (1) "A Danger Signal", a text published in the "HPB Collected
Writings", TPH, India/USA, 1973, volume XI, p. 181.
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> O o o O o o O o o O
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