Theos-Talk Archives (August 2009 Message tt00211)

Thanks for the good news.

Let us give some credit to Those who made the choice to locate the HQ at
Adyar.

I am confident that with all the things that have happening in recent
months, TS will indeed survive as an organization to help the Humanity. All
one needs to visit some of the branches/lodges in India to sense the
dedication of the members and I am sure that is the case in other parts of
the world. Since I have personal knowledge of Indian Lodges and the members,
I am saying this.

If anyone has the time and interest and finances, I recommend visiting
lodges in India and meet members and give short talks. You can get a first
hand feel for the conditions there.

While I do not speak for the Indian Section, my guts tell me that they would
indeed welcome anyone even if you are not a scholar and do not talk
'approved' theosophy!

MKR

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On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 4:24 PM, sampsakuukasjarvi <
sampsakuukasjarvi@yahoo.com> wrote:

>
>
> I heard promising news which had originally been delivered abroad by the
> Indian TOS (Theosophical Order of Service) leader Mr. C.V.K. Maithreya. The
> Hindu News writes about this in the link below.
>
> The news is that it seems that it is possible that the Adyar Estuary and
> the Headquarters of the Theosophical Society will be saved from the new big
> highway. At this moment the road plan has been changed to go elsewhere.
>
> Thanks to internet, the Tamil Nadu authorities have gotten over 1500
> petitions only from abroad against the road near Adyar.
>
> The final decisions about the road are likely be made on January.
>
>
> http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/thscrip/print.pl?file=2009082659990300.htm&date=2009/08/26/&prd=th&;
>
> I think this encouraging news may be a sign that the TS Adyar will
> physically survive and still live long and prosper. Many Theosophists don't
> understand how unique the Adyar Headquarter area with its nature is compared
> to the adjacent urban area of six million inhabitants. In fact, it is a
> miracle that the precious area has so far survived under pressure. The
> spiritual survival of the Society is, of course, a different thing, and it
> is up to every member.
>
> Let us wish all the best!
>
> Sampsa
>
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