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Nov 07, 1999 06:48 AM
by Hazarapet
In a message dated 11/6/99 5:43:51 PM Central Standard Time, dalval@nwc.net writes: > Theosophy is not a patch work of material collected and somehow > made into a "collage," I never claimed it was. But if you are doing historical detective work, you end up with a patch work of material because of the vagaries of history. What we find is the debris of whathas not been destroyed in the past. The claim was that HPB's esoteric source was most likely Dzog chen, which claims to be a buddhism older than Gautama's Buddhism. Dzog chen is not a syncretistic mixture of mutually alien elements. Yet, digging up its history may give the appearance of that because of the nature of the flotsam and debris washed up of buried on the shore of the present that constitutes the physical evidence and residue of the past. Grigor