Theos-Talk Archives (May 1996 Message tl00495)

At 07:51 PM 5/7/96 -0400, you wrote:

>
>To me, it's fascinating history -- a little out of my league, but
>fascinating nonetheless.  When they get to the part about agreed differences
>in the systems (as best as can be agreed upon, anyway), I hope it will
>continue on to the *significance*, if any, of those differences.  Then I
>hope they go back to that side-thread about Subba Row and maybe Sinnet...
>and then maybe I'll pipe up about AAB.
>:)
>
>Jim
>
>
>Jim:

Best walk carefully, I understand AAB is a kind of "forbidden subject" among
many theosophists. I have two complete sets of her books (both inherited)
and I guess I think studying her is every bit as important as studying CWL
for they are both "faces" of theosophy. But I do
understand that in Adyar they are most fierce in their disapproval. Some of
my closest friends helped AAB get started and my Cousin Alexander financed
the work.

alexis d.