Theos-Talk Archives (January 2011 Message tt00112)

Didn't mean to strike a nerve.  Morton, you can defend Charlatans if you want to AND reason it out in your own mind.  

I'm not on a mission, yup, nor am I capable of stooping to the levels big egos can/will.  

Have a great day!

Terrie

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "M. Sufilight" <global-theosophy@...> wrote:
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> Yes.
> People tend very often to wear masks these days, and sometimes several layers of them. Smile.
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> Yet, there always seems to be a mirror involved in such a situation and the mirror will reflect its image in the opposite direction - namely at you - and some of those whom you claim to have unmasked will ask you: 
> - What do you have to offer? 
> - What kind of theosophical teaching are you after all promoting - if any? 
> - What organisational theosophical structure do you recommend? The one in Adyar? The ULT's? The Alice A: Bailey's? Or something else?
> - Have your activities changed the planet and helped all the many thousands who are suffering daily?
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> M. Sufilight
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>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: thalprin 
>   To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2011 8:01 PM
>   Subject: theos-talk Spiritualists,
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>   I've been on the net for a few years now, in that time I've corresponded with some very fine people a/b quite a lot of people who proved to be wholly unethical AND unspiritual once you lift the mask/s.
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>   I think that's what spiritualists really need to know is that somwhere just around half of everyone you deal with (in a/o out of orgs) is probably a good fake or a thug of a fraud. I know this because I've met my share of such posers; sadly, the more talented you are the more they circle. They try to size up the pickings and manuever. They lie, they steal, they harm if/when they think such activity might benefit them; basically, they're just lowlifes trying to feed their egos a/o their bank accounts.
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>   In such circumstances it's just best to be wise; things are not always as they seem.
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>   That's my firsthand advise.
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>   Terrie
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