Theos-Talk Archives (June 2003 Message tt00318)

What mistake? In any event, I'm glad you caught the correct answer to the 
open question. Certainly there must be a trinity as the basis of any course of 
action. But truth is something no one can determine in any absolute terms 
that can be explained or taught to another... But, it should be already there in 
the mind of the doer as the background and basis of the "first order" of any 
business that is properly carried out. No one does truth, but everyone can do 
compassionate and altruistic work -- even without knowing the "truth" 
(whatever that means). 

Do we have to have any reason for that doing -- other than it being the will 
of God and the way of nature (which is the basis of all provident karma)?

Best wishes,

Leon 


In a message dated 06/29/03 9:53:28 AM, mail@katinkahesselink.net writes:

>--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, leonmaurer@a... wrote:
>
>> And compassion and altruism is their/its first order of business. 
>> What else matters?
>> 
>> Leon
>
>Well, truth matters. If a theosophist is deluding themselves, and 
>others, it would not be exactly kind to ignore that. I don't mean 
>harping on an issue again and again, but one comment per mistake is 
>admissable, I think.
>
>Katinka