Theos-Talk Archives (August 2006 Message tt00710)

Marie,

Historical research aside (I'm sure it has its place), I suggest if 
you are interested in WQJ and have not already done so, that you 
study his writings. He left enough that any student could well spend 
a lot of time learning from him. And the sensitive reader will 
discover a lot about who WQJ really was from his writing. He gave the 
world a tremendous amount of information, all very valuable and 
useful to a sincere student. But the questions that swirl around his 
memory can be laid to rest if one simply goes to the source and 
absorbs the aura still potently present there. He was a great adept 
who sacrificed tremendously for the benefit of humanity. If we 
students of his work, as the trusted assistant of HPB, want to know, 
we can. It really isn't necessary to speculate at all. He offered all 
he was to us, if we will just take the time to honor his gift.

Adelasie

On 30 Aug 2006 at 20:27, MarieMAJ41@aol.com wrote:

> 
> Hello Daniel, I have been attempting to ascertain the exact nature of the  
> close relationship between Judge and Tingley. Were they lovers? Friends?  
> Fellows? Is there anything definitive somewhere. Just curious.
>  
> Marie