Caldwell and Esoteric Tradition
Dec 18, 2006 05:23 AM
by carlosaveline
Friend,
Sometimes, the less people know about things, the more they want to defend "clever opinions" about them. See below the first lines of a recent example.
Modern sophists think that anything unknown to them must of necessity be non-existent -- or else selfish and unlegitimate.
Unknown things thus work as faithful mirrors to their consciosness.
Regards, Carlos.
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Data:Sun, 17 Dec 2006 15:49:14 -0000
Assunto:Theos-World Tillett on the Secrecy of the Dzyan Esoteric School
> On May 20, 2003, I posted on Theos-Talk the following text concerning
> the secrecy of the Dzyan Esoteric School [of the ULT]. The posting
> was addressed to the historian Gregory Tillett:
>
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