HPB Says Jesuits Want More Than Just Masonry
Dec 16, 2006 08:26 AM
by carlosaveline
Dear Friends,
H. P. Blavatsky said that the Jesuits (the “long arm” of the Vatican) wanted much more than turning modern Masonry into a “sad story”. They have succeeded in that, no doubt ; but their power project is much bigger.
HPB writes:
“It would be well perhaps, if the Jesuits contented themselves with making dupes of Freemasons, and converting that order into a mere convivial Benefit-Club, which allures members by the prospect of refined Banquets in the Societies of Princes, statesmen and eloquent orators in speech and song. Their lethal plottings, however, have a much wider scope, and embrace a minuteness of detail and care of which the world in general has no idea. Everything must be done by them to bring the mass of mankind again to the state of passive ignorance and superstition which, they well know is the only one which can help them to the consummation of their purpose of Universal Despotism”. (1)
In December 2006, some 115 years have passed since HPB’s death in 1891. We are about to close the first 107 years’ cycle within the Aquarius Era (1900-2007). It does not seem that such a jesuitical purpose of a centralized despotism has a brilliant future any longer. Yet Masonry was neutralized by the Jesuits, as an organization.
As to the theosophical movement, it should be vigilant not to be neutralized too, in one way or another – be it by routine and dogma ( tamas guna ), or by dissension and disharmony ( rajas guna ); or perhaps by an unfortunate combination of both factors.
One can be reasonably optimistic about that ; but watchfulness is still the best way to prevent further problems. The “Dhammapada” talks a lot about the importance of being watchful and vigilant.
Best regards, Carlos.
NOTE:
(1) “The Collected Works of H. P. Blavatsky”, TPH, Adyar/Wheaton/London, Volume XIV, 1985, 734 pp., see p. 266.
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