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…rooms from the down-floor to the first-floor; and later on, when C. W. Leadbeater shifted his own room upstairs, the defendant arranged to take away the boys to Benares, and assured the" plaintiff that they would have nothing to do with Leadbeater. In Spite of this, they were again being allowed to associate with the said Leadbeater, and it was about this time that he heard from other Theoso— phist friends that one Luxman, a personal attendant, had seen C. W. Leadbeater and ]. Krishnamurti in the defend- ant’s room'engaged in committing an unnatu…
1913 · PDF PAGE 15
… who had been a member of the Theo- sophical Society prior to his retirement, was, at the beginning of 1909, invited by the defendant to take up his residence I5
1913 · PDF PAGE 8
…rked that no written protest against the present Convocation had been received from any Prince Patriarch, and that it might therefore be taken that no question could hereafter be raised as to the legality of the Convocation. Brother Crowley proposed, and Bro. Theodor Reuss seconded, that Bro. Henry Meyer take the chair. This was unanimously agreed. to. Brother Meyer having done so, Brother Quilliam moved that a letter of condolence should be sent to the widow of the late Sovereign Grand Master General. This was agreed to. Brother Meyer then cal…
1913 · PDF PAGE 18
…verge of divinity.” The plaintiff stated that he could not accept any such position, and- that unless the separation took place he would take action in the matter. 7. The plaintiff returned from Benares to Adyar, and there, on or about January 19, 1912, the defendant, in presence of certain members of the Theosophical Society, sent for the plaintiff and asked him what he wanted to be done in respect of the boys. The plaintiff only demanded that there should be absolute separation from the said Leadbeater. She agreed to this, and asked the plain…
1913 · PDF PAGE 21
…th many other persons that the defendant was semi—divine, and that the plaintiff was exceptionally fortunate in getting the defendant to take charge of the boys. The plaintiff was also led to believe that the boy Krishnamurti was also possessed of divine attributes, and the, plaintiff had to change his belief only on discovery of the circumstances connected with Leadbeater’s connection with the boys and on the con- fession of the boy himself that the book A! the Feel of f/ze Master was not written by Krishnamurti, and on the dis- covery of the …
1913 · PDF PAGE 6
…stery tradition was preserved and handed down to modern times. This splendid book carries conviction in every line, and all brethren who take a serious interest in Masonry should study it. 6