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Theos-World Re: Adyar and Pasadena

Feb 06, 2007 00:33 AM
by Anton Rozman


Maybe the following well known story is an appropriate comment:

Two monks were traveling together when they came across a river 
crossing. There on the bank, they saw a beautiful woman, finely 
dressed, who wished to cross the river but was unable to do so. 
Without a word, the older monk simply picked up the woman and carried 
her to the other side.
The young monk, seemingly agitated for the rest of their journey, 
could not contain himself. Once they reached their destination after 
a couple of days, he exploded at the older monk. "How could you, a 
monk, even consider carrying a woman in your arms, much less a young 
and beautiful one? It is against our teachings. It is very dangerous."
"I put her down two days ago," said the older monk. "Why are you 
still carrying her?"

Past of every human being and movement is full of falls. What counts 
are compassion, brotherly feelings and the rises to move on after 
these falls. Human beings are not just black or white, they are 
colorful.

Or what about this serious question: How will you deal with your 
daughter's love towards a nice, wise, laborious, benevolent, popular, 
untouchable "drug-dealer"? Will you kill him? Or will you try to win 
your daughter's love with hard work, perseverance, understanding and 
compassion?

Our civilization is full of "drug-dealers" (in politics, media, 
commerce, religions, "spiritual" movements, …) and none of us is 
really completely independent of these drugs. 

Best regards,
Anton



--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Cass Silva <silva_cass@...> wrote:
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> Thanks for the chuckle
>   Cass
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> Drpsionic@... wrote:
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> In a message dated 2/5/2007 6:52:21 PM Central Standard Time, 
> silva_cass@... writes:
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> I agree, but would like to make the point that we cannot have a 
united ts 
> movement, until it is stated categorically that CWL and AB were 
failures, and 
> that the work should not be considered as theosophical.
> 
> The Manvantara will end before that happens.
> 
> Chuck the Heretic
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