Theos-Talk Archives (October 2010 Message tt00057)

"What is it about Bailey in particular that creates such a paranoid atmosphere 
throughout the TS?"
Lol, it is all about tactics...Bailey and those behind her wanted to synthesize 
Christianity into Theosophy which is not possible...
At the same time they wanted to bring the Old Wisdom more apprehensible for all 
people in which they also failed...
We have now entered a time where all religion will destroy itself from within to 
find they were all derived from the One Religion...check my site 
http://www.worldoftak.nl/forum/showthread.php?tid=247 

...sorry you will need Google to translate some of the text there...





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From: kpauljohnson <kpauljohnson@_uW5GAqonJmzNLf9m9WGLQDZ0JtkJ2NroShyIE_y_NAipeky2pn4xN5AXzD2yVWwG7j0GV7rnGZV05wk.yahoo.invalid>
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, October 9, 2010 1:21:34 PM
Subject: theos-talk Re: Aurobindo's madman?

  
This was a very contemporary article to have been written a hundred years ago!  
As for the "dethroning of popes" that still is the main thing needed IMO.  But 
now in addition to an authoritarian mindset on behalf of the current leadership, 
the popes of 100 years ago are untouchable, beyond criticism, still enthroned 
even though long dead. 


I would think that Morten and I agree about the relative value of the writings 
of Leadbeater and Bailey compared to those of HPB.  I'd be equally disinclined 
to spend time on either one, but if others in a group wanted to study them would 
not object, just skip those classes.  But the difference in the TS is that 
nothing negative can ever said about the former, nothing positive about the 
latter, without making The Powers That Be extremely uncomfortable.  What is it 
about Bailey in particular that creates such a paranoid atmosphere throughout 
the TS?

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Duane Carpenter <monad_monad_monad@...> 
wrote:
>
> Great Article Jim
> This extracted section of the article really gave important insights.
> 
> Aurobindo: Claims of Theosophy
> 
> 
> "If Theosophy is to survive, it must first change itself. It must learn that 
> mental rectitude to which it is now a stranger and improve its moral basis. It 

> must become clear, straightforward, rigidly self-searching, sceptical in the 
> nobler sense of the word. It must keep the Mahatmas in the background and put 
> God and Truth in the front. Its Popes must dethrone themselves and enthrone the 
>
> intellectual conscience of mankind. If they wish to be mystic and secret like 
> our Yogins, then they must like our Yogins assert only to the initiate and the 

> trained; but if they come out into the world to proclaim their mystic truths 
> aloud and seek power, credit and influence on the strength of their assertions, 
>
> then they must prove. It need not and ought not to be suddenly or by miracles; 

> but there must be a scientific development, we must be able to lay hold on the 

> rationale and watch the process of the truths they proclaim." 
> 
> Circa 1910/12
> 
> 
> ________________________________
> From: jamesbergh <jamesbergh@...>
> To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Fri, October 8, 2010 7:12:33 PM
> Subject: theos-talk Aurobindo's madman?
> 
> Ã  
> I was reading an article by Aurobindo, Claims of Theosophy at:
> www.aurobindo.ru/workings/sa/17/0015_e.htm
> 
> He wrote in 1910/12: ...The only member of the Theosophical Society who could 
> give me any spiritual help I could not better by my unaided faculties, was one 

> excluded from the esoteric section because of his rare and potent experiences 
> were unintelligible to Theosophical guides... one who meddled not in 
> organizations and election cabals but lived like a madman, unmattavat."
> 
> Could have been some other Chuck, but I wonder who this soul may have been.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Jim
> 
> 
> 
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