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"Having crossed the same threshold a while back, I welcome you as a fellow ex-FTS. Tathagata! It's a sad fact that the simple axiom "if you're in a h***, stop digging" seems to have been lost on Wheaton and Adyar as they continue…"
"... continuation from previous post...
... just like every disciple tends to think that the Master in some miraculous way will amend the disciples' mistakes... but it is the disciple who is to learn how miracles are made!!!!! and that cannot be…"
"Dear Charles (yes, you've become a dear one just by lettin' me read what is inside you), dear friends all.
I'm quite new here and I hope that this one above is not the last post I read from you.
I've never been a member of TS ( I…"
Erica Georgiades commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post The Time Has Come"I am very sad to read your post... :(
Chuck every organization has its ups and downs. As much in life we have our cycles, crisis, sad and happy moments. In an organization such cycles do exist and affect all the sincere and dedicated members.…"
Joe Fulton commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post The Time Has Come"I'm saddened to hear you say what you do, not because you are leaving "organized Theosophy", but rather that your comments hit at the heart of the issue. The movement has drifted away from being about interesting ideas, practical…"
Charles Cosimano posted a blog postThe Time Has Come
To say goodbye.No, not to Theosophy, not by any means. But to the Adyar Society and probably to all organized Theosophy as well.Over a year ago I saw a face of the society that I hoped that I would never see. And having seen it resolved to give myself another year to see if things would improve. They have not. All I see is infighting and nonsense about elections and finances and now the damned beach at Adyar. It fills me with horror.When I was living down near Chicago, I spent a lot of time at…See More
Julie Rene( Rude)Mulzer commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post A bit of hidden Theosophical History"That is so disrespectful! HPB is no one to make fun of, and I am flabbergasted that a theosophist would be repeating it. Please let me in on your motive here. Please. I have the sickest sense of humor of anyone I know (besides my husband) and I…"
EstrellaFugaz commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post A bit of hidden Theosophical History"WOW that is a great story!! and WHY it isn't a believable story?? I buy it! Indeed makes sense..."
Joe Fulton commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post A bit of hidden Theosophical History"Finally, something that makes sense!
Also in Blu-Ray."
M K Ramadoss commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post A bit of hidden Theosophical History"Akashik DVD can be preordered for US$50,000.00 per copy, tax deductible in the USA.
Due to various privacy and copyright issues (some theosophists are always looking to prevent unsavoury information coming out and try to use the copyright as a…"
Charles Cosimano commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post A bit of hidden Theosophical History"No no no, we know it is true not only from the Akashic DVD, but also the testimony of the Grand Master of the Knights Who Say Ni when they sued HPB for ruining their shrubbery."
Charles Cosimano commented on Charles Cosimano's blog post A bit of hidden Theosophical History"But of course it is true. It is in the Akashic DVD collection and everyone knows that everything in the Akashic DVD collection is true."
";0) funny
[untrue of course - just adding that for those who may come across this post online and think this is really what happened.]"
Charles Cosimano posted a blog postA bit of hidden Theosophical History
From the Akashic DVD series, Madame Blavatsky, the Unknown Years.While it is well known that HPB had a long-running feud with the spiritualist A. O. Hume, relatively few know the roots of the feud.It all began one afternoon when Madame Blavatsky was paying a visit to Mr. Hume. They were in the library on the second floor of his house and she sat in an antique chair near the door. Unfortunately the combination of the immense gravity of her person and the age of the chair combined to cause the…See More
Charles Cosimano commented on M K Ramadoss's blog post Lives of Alcyone - now available at scribed.com for download"As if we were not comic relief now as it is."
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The Time Has Come
Posted on October 4, 2010 at 1:00am 5 Comments 0 Likes
To say goodbye.
No, not to Theosophy, not by any means. But to the Adyar Society and probably to all organized Theosophy as well.
Over a year ago I saw a face of the society that I hoped that I would never see. And having seen it resolved to give myself another year to see if things would improve. They have not. All I see is infighting and nonsense about elections and finances and now the damned beach at Adyar. It fills me with horror.
When I was…
Continue A bit of hidden Theosophical History
Posted on November 21, 2009 at 9:58am 8 Comments 0 Likes
From the Akashic DVD series, Madame Blavatsky, the Unknown Years.
While it is well known that HPB had a long-running feud with the spiritualist A. O. Hume, relatively few know the roots of the feud.
It all began one afternoon when Madame Blavatsky was paying a visit to Mr. Hume. They were in the library on the second floor of his house and she sat in an antique chair near the door. Unfortunately the combination of the immense gravity of her person and the age of the chair… Continue
While it is well known that HPB had a long-running feud with the spiritualist A. O. Hume, relatively few know the roots of the feud.
It all began one afternoon when Madame Blavatsky was paying a visit to Mr. Hume. They were in the library on the second floor of his house and she sat in an antique chair near the door. Unfortunately the combination of the immense gravity of her person and the age of the chair… Continue
Silliest Quest Article Title Award
Posted on September 30, 2009 at 7:45pm 2 Comments 0 Likes
And this issues Silliest Quest Article Title Award goes to:
"How Death Changes Life:..."
Yes, death really does change one's life experience, there is no doubt about that and the change is often permanent.
"How Death Changes Life:..."
Yes, death really does change one's life experience, there is no doubt about that and the change is often permanent.
Welcome to Hell
Posted on August 25, 2009 at 9:01am 4 Comments 0 Likes
Once upon a time in Tibet there was a lama and a Christian missionary. And every day they ran into each other on a ledge going down to the town and every day they argued. Well, one day they argued so forcefully that the ledge gave way.
And they both woke up in Hell and standing over them was a devil with their room assignments.
The lama looked at the devil and said, "I am Guru Rimpoche. I have been a monk since I was three, studied the works of the Buddha all my life and… Continue
And they both woke up in Hell and standing over them was a devil with their room assignments.
The lama looked at the devil and said, "I am Guru Rimpoche. I have been a monk since I was three, studied the works of the Buddha all my life and… Continue
"There is No Religion Higher than Truth."
Posted on July 25, 2009 at 9:58am 3 Comments 0 Likes
We see the line all the time. We hear it parroted all the time. But what does it really mean?
Is there any truth in religion at all to be higher than? Are religion and truth mutually exclusive qualities? Is religion a senseless bondage to myth and tradition, none of it of any value other than to the priests and preachers who profit from human ignorance and fear?
And what is truth in the first place? How would we know it if we fell over it and would it matter if we… Continue
Is there any truth in religion at all to be higher than? Are religion and truth mutually exclusive qualities? Is religion a senseless bondage to myth and tradition, none of it of any value other than to the priests and preachers who profit from human ignorance and fear?
And what is truth in the first place? How would we know it if we fell over it and would it matter if we… Continue
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