Re: A Quote
Oct 03, 1997 06:33 PM
by Dr. A.M.Bain
In message <UPMAIL13.199710032226350245@classic.msn.com>, JOSEPH PRICE
<JKEITHPRICE@classic.msn.com> writes
>Jung had two
>specific comments on theosophists, neither very flattering. He seemed to view
>them as people who applied Eastern wisdom like beauty lotion. They didn't so
>much storm Eastern temples, as bask in the exoticism of the symbols of all
>religions as one would take a Theosophical bubble bath. He saw theosophist as
>dillettantes who never grew into any tradition, but were in a constant
>adolescent "search". Does any of this ring true?
Oh boy, does it! I love the idea of a Theosophical bubble bath. I
recently saw (in a book) a picture of Annie Besant and other very
important Theosophists engaged in a very esoteric pursuit - playing
croquet .... just the thing for the brotherhood of humanity, don't you
think?
Alan :-)
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