Theos-Talk Archives (February 1998 Message tt00123)

Regarding your previous question concerning the reference for Olcott
believing that Judge forged a Mahatma letter warning Besant that Olcott
planned to poison her: see Old Diary Leaves, 4th series, pg. 508.
Compare this to the actual letter reproduced in the Garrett pamphlet
(which you say that you already have).

Regarding your current inquiry:  may I ask where you got these notions
that inspired you to compose such questions in the first place?  I have
seen similar statements in anti-Judge and anti-Tingley propaganda, but
what is your source material that has inspired such questions?

You will find a statement in Besant's 1906 London Lectures where she
tells members of her conversation with Judge who had been dead for ten
years.  She says that Judge had repented for the wrongs he had done and
was now working with her plans for the TS from the other side.  But this
is a source document--and you didn't ask about Besant contacting
discarnate leaders--did you?

JJHE


David Green wrote:

> Did WQ Judge believe he was
> in contact with the discarnate
> Mme Blavatsky?
>
> If he did, were the messages from
> Blavatsky to Judge coming through
> Katherine Tingley?
>
> Soon after Judge's death, did Mrs
> Tingley "channel" the discarnate
> Judge for the benefit of Judge's
> close associates in New York City?
>
> I'm trying to do research
> on these aspects of Judge's life.
>
> David Green
>
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