Theos-Talk Archives (March 2002 Message tt00553)

Bill Meredith to Caldwell: 
" You ask for my opinion and when I give it you ignore the ramifications 
of it completely? My post was a complete thought that needs to be 
addressed as a whole or is better not addressed at all".

Daniel doesn't answer the content of your posting, K.Paul Johnson stated 
on several occasions the same about Daniel (and Paul wrote two books 
about Blavatsky and the Masters) and the same Daniel is doing with the 
content all my postings, not just today, but since 1/2 year non-stop now, 
watever I post.
Bri.

--- In theos-talk@y..., "Bill Meredith" <bilmer@s...> wrote to Daniel 
Caldwell:

> Well if you had put aside your preferences and biases you would have 
chosen
> different words to formulate your statements of fact and subject 
lines. I
> simply pointed this out to you. Even above, you cannot bring yourself 
to
> refer to Olcott's experiences as alleged. No, you must qualify with
> quotation marks (modifiers) the same as Blavatsky did "devil". Now I 
don't
> mind that you believe what you can't help believing. I do mind when 
you
> claim to have laid aside your prejudice and biases for a neutral 
scholarly
> look at something as mundane as Olcott's alleged experiences and 
still use
> words like Master instead of 'master'.
> Well if you discuss it using your present thought processes which have
> obviously become inculcated in your mind, little will be gained. But 
have
> it your way. Mine was but to point out that you have not laid aside 
your
> bias as you claim. Do with that observation what you will.
> 
> Bill
> > Bill Meredith wrote:
> > > Daniel,
> > > I offered you the opportunity to look critically at your own
> > experience
> > > instead of losing yourself trying to analyze the historical
> > accounts of a
> > > dead man. The bias and prejudice of your thought processes of
> > which ample
> > > evidence exists in your writings is not a side issue. It is the
> > whole
> > > issue.
> > >
> > > I urge you to examine your thinking and search for that delicate
> > moment in
> > > the process where one's beliefs become one's truth, and one's 
truth
> > becomes
> > > the one truth, and the one truth becomes the basis for one's
> > beliefs.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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