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SPR's Example Should be Followed

Feb 08, 2006 06:45 AM
by carlosaveline cardoso aveline




Friends,


Thanks for the contributions.

Technicalities apart, we all agree that HPB was cleared of all charges by the SPR and thus formally or informally declared innocent, thus vindicated -- which is a victory for Truth.

On the other hand, we all probably agree now that it is the right time for the Adyar Theosophical Society to start thinking about the idea of following the SPR example and revising its "Case" against William Judge, don't we?

I have a sense that Adyar leaders would respectfully think about that, don't you?

The Adyar persecution against Judge was very much a tool for power-control in the late 19th century. Both H. S. Olcott and A. Besant later admitted W. Q. Judge was innocent. Olcott's final position about that, though "technically informal", is included in a book published by Adyar.

Truth and justice prevail, don't they? It is only a question of time, and the time is getting to us.


Carlos Cardoso Aveline




From: Bart Lidofsky <bartl@sprynet.com>
Reply-To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: Theos-World Re: ERRATA re THE JUDGE CASE
Date: Mon, 06 Feb 2006 19:04:14 -0500

kpauljohnson wrote:
> Finally, even if Harrison believed his article had vindicated HPB and
> said so, and it was published in the SPR journal, this would not mean
> that the SPR *as a body* had declared HPB innocent.  One editor
> expressed regret for Hodgson's report, though.

	Beat me to it, I see.

	To further confuse things, the SPR *as a body* never declared Blavatsky
to be a fraud. They simply pubished the Hodgson report.

	Bart




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