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Sep 16, 2004 03:40 PM
by Normandebrus


In a message dated 9/15/2004 2:49:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
truthisbutlies@yahoo.ca writes:
I'm not to sure were to start off, but i'll try. I am hoping that someone 
may be able to talk with me about their experiences with mysticism in its 
various facets, and how they have been accepted and worked with. By this I mean 
have you known explicitly or implicitly at the time that it was an experience 
with a power?
Yes.
Was this at first believed?
I have always trusted my perceptions and as such, they have refined through 
repeated usage. Since beliefs mold perceptions, I subject my belief system to 
an occasional check and/or upgrade. So this is why I can tell you that almost 
always, I believed it right away.
How has this worked to change or advance your beliefs? Does theosophy 
relate with your life on a day to day basis. I am more specifically interested in 
theosophy and its relation to Buddhism. As well I'd like some input on the 
relation of: theosophy, pantheism, agnosticism, and solipsism.
Theosophists, I found, approach much of what I am interested in in much the 
same way that I approach them and this has led me to believe that at its core, 
theosophy is motivated by some of the same experiences. This is not to say 
that I find all musings by theosophists to fall into this category but enough 
that when I hear that someone considers themselves a theosophist, I am often 
prone to taking keen interest in the person's views.


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