Re: Understanding Krishnamurti
Jul 14, 2008 10:27 PM
by Konstantin Zaitzev
--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "t_s_theosophist" <THEOSOPHIST@...>
wrote:
> The World Teacher Project Did NOT fail, people were Not prepared to
> receive the message because of their pre-conceptions, expectations
Failure of the project depends on both sides, and the good project
should take into account people's state of mind.
For example, we may push on the market a new computer or car which is
very good from all sides but which doesn't respond the people's
expectations. It will not be bought and will fail, and it's silly to
blame customers.
> When "The Brotherhood" and the Heirarchy plan events...they do Not
> fail.
I think history shows that they fail. Even Blavatsky called Jesus a
not very successful reformer; and christianity in many respects
failed.
Similarly with the Logos. Anni Besant wrote that it has to create from
the matter already charged with different qualities which are the
heredity from the former manvantara, so creation in some respects goes
not as it was planned, and the "patches" in the forms of avataras are
regularly issued. Jacob Boehme thought that it was Devil who spoiled
the primeval matter.
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