"As Bart Simpson would say..."Didn't do it!..Can't prove it"! :-)"
Great reference choice! (both equally innocent!) The guy's dead, the kids are safe, we're just talk'n. I was a big fan of his work way back in the day. I think his theories on race were right out of Mississippi or Buchenwald now, but enough with my hater-aid perspective. Here is a blast from the past that you will get I'll bet...Geoffrey Hodson's Kingdom of the Gods book. That little gem with the paintings of the devas he claimed to see really blew my mind a million years ago. The Yes! bookstore in D.C., remember? It makes me want to make a sprout-avocado sandwich and wash it down with a mango lassi while reading some little Theosophical Society pulp fiction while feeling scandalously "off the program"! I used to soak up the Theosophical and Rosicrucian books and then hit Charley Lutz (then an MIU trustee) with a million questions. No regrets, good times, completely out of my mind! --- In [email protected], "BillyG." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "curtisdeltablues" > <curtisdeltablues@> wrote: > > > > Could be, so lets look at his own words: > > > > On the nature of the accusation itself, Leadbeater wrote to Annie > > Besant in the following words: > > > > * "...So when boys came under my care, I mentioned this matter >to > > them [masturbation], among other things, always trying to avoid all > > sorts of false shame, and to make the whole appear as natural and > > simple as possible...." - Letter from C W Leadbeater to Annie > >Besant.[14] > > > > This is an acceptable discussion between a non parent and a kid? I > > think we are going to have to disagree on this one. He resigned from > > the Theosophical Society in disgrace and it wasn't because someone >had > > thrown out a few rumors, it was because of the evidence they had on >is > > inappropriate correspondence with kids. I consider defending him right > > up there with defending Michael Jackson. > > As Bart Simpson would say..."Didn't do it!..Can't prove it"! :-) >
