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Originally Posted by Sharing Lights
I do not fear an attack even it it was such, while I have no reasons not to believe you.
I would respond by logic, common sense , and precision.
I would be more comfortable if I was under the "attack"
(: and not Aivanhov, as he, being in another world, may not respond.
My question remains have you read Aivanhov books and if, yes, which ones?
As promised, I would reply by substance, but I have a chance for that only tomorrow, as have to finish certain things.
Which books?
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The question about the books. No.
Also, I am certian that Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov no longer agrees with everything that was written by him when he was embodied. I am not disputing the sum of all his writings, but I am not about to agree with him, or you, in
this point.
I, like many before me, am an advocate of looking directly to the Source rather then going through channels... as this student you are currently following the teachings ofs' teachers are.
As far as books, I find them thought provoking, yet unless they lead me to Me then they are misleading.
Prehaps, since you are still commited on looking out side of your self for answers, and you have been turned off to the Bible due to the many people using its pasages to justify all manner of ungodly acts, you would find value in a series of books called, "The Life and Teachings of the Masters of the Far East" --by Barid T. Spaulding
I am not interested in the books of a student of a student of a student of people I seat
with, not
under, when the very Source of this hierchy disagrees with the point you are making.
Further, It's name has been changed as the title "Great White Brotherhood" was misleading the population into the idea that somehow it was a white supremest movement of some type... fyi...
You might also find great joy and knowledge from the "I Am Discourses" and the tales of the count Saint Germain and Autobiography of a Yogi as well. Yet the Self-Realization fellowship (like most groups that form after the fact) appears to have began to mislead people as well.
I find madam
HP Blavatsky's books a little to veiled for my tasts, yet I enjoied some of the thoughts they stimulated from what little I actualy read...
Any ways... looking forward to your response.