Theos-Talk Archives (October 2008 Message tt00578)

Anand will say (as the church foes here do) that Hubbe Schleiden was like 
Olcott and Hartmann part of the Blavatsky conspiracy and they lied because 
she was so charismatic or because she has hypnotized them all.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: Cass Silva
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 1:53 AM
Subject: Re: Theos-World Dr. Hubbe Schleiden Receives KH Letter in Germany


History

----- Original Message ----
From: danielhcaldwell <danielhcaldwell@yahoo.com>
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 19 October, 2008 2:20:57 AM
Subject: Theos-World Dr. Hubbe Schleiden Receives KH Letter in Germany

Dr. Hubbe Schleiden writes to Madame Blavatsky:

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On the morning of the 1st of this month Colonel Olcott and I were
travelling by an express train from here to Dresden. A few days
before I had written a letter to the Mahatmas which Colonel Olcott
had addressed and enclosed to you, which, however, as I now hear,
never reached you but was taken by the Masters whilst it was in the
hands of the post officials. At the time mentioned I was not
thinking of this letter, but was relating to Colonel Olcott some
events of my life, expressing also the fact that since my sixth or
seventh year I had never known peace or joy, and asking Colonel
Olcott's opinion on the meaning of some striking hardships I have
gone through. In this conversation we were interrupted by the
railway-guard demanding our tickets. When I moved forwards and
raised myself partly from the seat in order to hand over the tickets,
Colonel Olcott noticed something white lying behind my back on that
side of me which was opposite to the one where he was sitting. When
I took up that which had appeared there it turned out to be a Tibetan
envelope, in which I found a letter from Mahatma K.H., written with
blue pencil in his well-known and unmistakable handwriting. As there
were several other persons unacquainted to us in the compartment, I
suppose the Master chose this place for depositing the letter near me
where it was the least likely to attract the unwelcome attention and
curiosity of outsiders. The envelope was plainly addressed to me,
and the communication contained in the letter was a consoling
reflection on the opinion which I had five or ten minutes ago given
on the dreary event of my past life. The Mahatma explained that such
events and the mental misery attached to it were beyond the ordinary
run of life, but that hardships of all kinds would be the lot of one
striving for higher spiritual development. He very kindly expressed
his opinion that I had already achieved some philanthropic work for
the good of the world. In this letter were also answered some of the
questions which I had put in my first-mentioned letter, and an
assurance was given me that I was to receive assistance and advice
when I should be in need of it.
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Quoted from:
http://blavatskyarc hives.com/ schleidenletters spr.htm

Daniel
http://hpb.cc

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