RE: "What does Theosophy offer the world that, say, can't be found in Buddhism?"
May 31, 2002 05:37 PM
by dalval14
Friday, May 31, 2002
Dear Friends:
I find in MAHATMA LETTERS that the Mahatmas refer to the Buddha as the
"the Great patron of the Adepts."
Why would Theosophy be anything different from Buddhism -- at least,
the Mahayana Buddhism of, for instance the VOICE OF THE SILENCE ?
In any case Theosophy is NOT a religion -- H P B has declared this
repeatedly. It is that philosophy and that Science which synthesizes
them all.
Best wishes
Dallas
-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Caldwell
Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 12:08 PM
To:
Subject: "What does Theosophy offer the world that, say, can't be
found in Buddhism?"
Jerry, you wrote:
"What does Theosophy offer the world that, say, can't
be found in Buddhism?"
Good question, Jerry. Can you please answer that
question. I'm sure many readers here on Theos-L would
like to know your thoughts on this particular subject.
A related question might be:
Why become a Theosophist when you can become a
Buddhist?
Daniel Caldwell
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