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Originally Posted by newguy1234
I have a friend tracing back the history of man through the writings of H.P.B., but I def want to do it in accordance to accepted archeology etc. I like the cynics and people from different beliefs to help this so I don't get mixed up and delusion about facts.
This thread is about the history of man and not what someone said it was. However my best start is what Helenas work pointed to which was the Vedas from ancient India 20k+ish years ago. Apparently they were written about and pointed to in the Upanishads. The vedas need a key to understand them (brahamas?).
The secrets they held were partially (or totally) brought across to egypt by the yudaeus (can't remember the spelling).
I wonder if anyones religious belief either agree or disagree with this. For example if this is true then Bible both old and new should support this.
I think she points out there was supposedly arks built in many civilizations, doesn't science support a history of great flooding after the last maximal glacial period?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_Glacial_Maximum
Is H.P.B. Helena Petrovna Blavatsky ? It isn't like she's a household name, let alone her initials.
For the record she was clairvoyant and as such had the ability to perceive the past and was the first who attempted to bring to light occultism to everyman.
That being said, she railed against Judaism and Christianity, being affected by eastern orientalists who had designs such that the western exegesis would be subservient to eastern thought. Yes, there are political/social machinations in these societies which can have basis in self centered egoism (not all).
Short history is she founded the Theosophical Society along with I believe Alcott(?). Her well known tomes (in some circles) are "The Secret Doctrine" and "Isis Unveiled".
Also Rudolph Steiner taught the German section of the Theosophical Society and in fact was the head of the esoteric section of the entire Theosophical Society and also the "expert" in Christianity . This was in the early years of the 20th century after Blavatsky's death.
There was a falling out with the leaders of the Theosophical Society and the German section, particularly Steiner; and the Germans were expelled. From then on the Anthroposophical Society was born though Steiner never taught anything other than Anthroposophy or Spiritual Science.
Germane to the "falling out" was that leading theosophists( Anne Besant,et.al.) were saying that a man born in India was the reincarnation of Christ Jesus and he could very well have been Krishnamurti (not sure here). Steiner took exception but there were others of similar nature as bones of contention.
The thread of Blavatsky's anti Judaic and anti Christian attitude manifested with the falling out. Yes, even in these circles it is possible for egos to become egotistical and therefore fall into "error" in their seership. Blavatsky was a great "seer" whose life history is a fascinating story of truculent emotionality laid upon a natural gift of clairvoyance.