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08-09-2017 09:39 PM |
The theosophical movement is far older than the presentation that Blavatsky gave.
Here is a theosophist, yet not a member of any group inspired by Blavatsky:
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The central aim of Vedanta is to bring all to one unifying understanding, yet to let each one follow his own particular form of faith. When we try to force sameness of thought, it bars spiritual progress; but when we admit the possibility of perfect unity in variety, then each one is able to advance in his own way.
Vedanta realizes that as long as there are such differences in human temperament and mind, we cannot expect all to worship in the same manner. To destroy diversity in life would be to destroy much of its beauty and sublimity. Therefore Vedanta includes in its scope all forms of thought.
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From Emerson and Vedanta by Swami Paramananda
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