The "HCT" and building bridges
Jan 09, 1995 12:38 PM
by LieselFD
Dick Slusser said to tell everyone that he will send a trial
complimentary copy of his "High Country Theosophist" to anyone
who requests it. Address:
High Country Theosophist
140 S 33 St.
Boulder Colo. 80303
I'd like to tell you- all that Dick's publication is super & well
worth the price of $7.50/an. But judge for yourselves.
Also, when Dick has replaced his C-drive, which just conked out
on him, he's planning to join the theos- list. He'll be a
welcome, & valuable additiion, and so will Marty.
Now about building bridges. Dick & I go back to somewhere
between 2 & 3 years. During that time, I've also established
very postive connections with his spouse, Marty, & her mother
Jinny. It all came about when somehow (don't remember how) I
found out about Dick & Jinny's "Project Outreach", contacting &
helping TS groups in the 3rd world. I was a little skeptical
about it, because Dick's ties are to Point Loma (I think, but it
may be Pasadena, because I really don't know too much of what's
the difference between the 2). I'm 3rd world minded, having had
a taste of what it's like during 2 vacations in Johannesburg, & I
was looking for something Theosophical to do from my hous e, so I
asked Dick for an addess. Dick was a little skeptical, because
he didn't know how I'd work out, since I believed strongly in CWL
& AB, but he told me that any Theosophist was welcome to join the
project. And somehow I landed up with 2 addresses. Well, it's
now 2-3 years later. I have some cordial relationships, not only
with my Theosophical friends of a different persuasion in
Colorado, but I also have TS friends in Zambia & in Russia. Even
if pride goeth before a fall, I must tell you proudly, that
there's now a little 1 1/2 year old girl, Liesel, in Zambia. Her
Daddy sent me a snapshot. She's beautiful. And to end this
tale, I'm about to build another bridge through Dick. Next week,
when my incipient study center meets, we'll entertain a ULT
visitor from Buffalo NY (about 2 hours away from Syracuse, where
I live), a young woman, a new friend interested in joining
Project Outreach. I'll be so glad to see another Theosophist.
It's been several years. There are lots of new agers, & people
inerested in esoteric things in Syacuse, but no Theosophists. I
don't think Dick & I ever talked about our different theosophical
beliefs .. we're just working together. He thinks I'm doing a
good job, & I think his Newsletter & his Project Outreach are
super. It's a mutual admiration society, from one Theosophical
believer to the other. Let's build some more bridges, shall we?
Liesel
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