Theos-Talk Archives (January 2004 Message tt00057)

John,
What I try to say is no secrets over the past, because we can learn 
from the past.And if we work in the future, we need the past and the 
NOW at the moment, without that no future.
For me it was more to be silent over the future I know and needs to 
see how things go on.
Greetings Christina






--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, samblo@c... wrote:
> Christina,
> Thanks for your comments. I appreciate them as well as the 
comments and 
> posts of Dallas,as always. I am not a possesor , rather I only 
related what I 
> personally experienced because I was asked as others were by steves 
post in 
> regard to a subject. This gives me several options, to suppress 
knowledge to 
> another, to openly communicate to another, to will
> fully lie to hide a fact from another. I do not possess any secret 
to protect,
> nor do I want "Secrets" as my observation as well as Madame 
Blavatsky
> is that historical institutions use Secrets for Power over others 
and are a 
> bane on Humanity. Open, Truthful Communication is a fundamental
> necessity in my view, I am neither ashamed or proud in any way to 
respond to 
> a sincere inquiry. As also what I experienced I did not cause by
> any contemplated action or work or design on my part there is no 
basis to
> boast of anything,especially since I remain largely in wonder only 
about
> the events and can in no way divulge any method or technology 
that could 
> lead any one to benefit or harm. 
> 
> Nothing I said involves any vow of secrecy to any current Group, 
I have 
> studiously avoided becoming member even when pleaded with to ask 
admittance 
> primarily because I detest the covertness and sanctimonious
> pride I detect in some Groups other than Theosophical. The purpose 
of 
> Life is not to Hide or covet "secrets." In the Boundless light 
there can be 
> found no secrets as all are revealed and present, only the veil of 
the lower 
> mind makes it seem like secrets are precious. The purpose of the 
Bhijna
> is penetration so fermentation can occur however short or long the 
process.
> If every one never said a thing to validate what Blavatsky wrote 
about or 
> told about of her own Quest and experiences, of which there were 
considerable 
> which were spoken of, wrote of, and widely diseminated by many, 
both Theosophists 
> and non-theosophists then what a sorry porride
> would be paraded out lacking any validation or inspiration to 
anyone,
> leaving only dried withering leaves without life.
> 
> John 
> 
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