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	'''~~This is~~ Letter No. 95 in Barker numbering.''' Letter 95 is the continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 62\|Letter 62]], which in turn is a continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 61\|Letter 61]]. See below for [[Mahatma Letter No. 63#Context and background\|Context and background]].		This is '''Letter No. 63''' in''' [[The Mahatma Letters to A. P. Sinnett (book)\|''The Mahatma Letters to A. P. Sinnett'']], 4th chronological edition'''. It corresponds to '''Letter No. 95''' in '''Barker numbering.''' Letter 95 is the continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 62\|Letter 62]], which in turn is a continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 61\|Letter 61]]. See below for [[Mahatma Letter No. 63#Context and background\|Context and background]].
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	'''This is Letter No. 95 in Barker numbering.''' Letter 95 is the continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 62\|Letter 62]], which in turn is a continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 61\|Letter 61]]. See below for [[Mahatma Letter No. 63#Context and background\|Context and background]].		'''This is Letter No. 95 in Barker numbering.''' Letter 95 is the continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 62\|Letter 62]], which in turn is a continuation of [[Mahatma Letter No. 61\|Letter 61]]. See below for [[Mahatma Letter No. 63#Context and background\|Context and background]].

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	~~Such~~ a life of infamy. I will try my best to make of him a [[Vegetarianism\|vegetarian]] and a [[Alcohol\|teetotaller]]. Total abstinence from flesh and liquor are very wisely prescribed by [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]], if he would have good results. In good hands [[William Eglinton\|E.]] will do an immense good to the [[Theosophical Society\|T.S.]] in India, but for this, he has through a training of purification. [[Morya\|M.]] had to prepare him for six weeks before his departure		. . . such a life of infamy. I will try my best to make of him a [[Vegetarianism\|vegetarian]] and a [[Alcohol\|teetotaller]]. Total abstinence from flesh and liquor are very wisely prescribed by [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]], if he would have good results. In good hands [[William Eglinton\|E.]] will do an immense good to the [[Theosophical Society\|T.S.]] in India, but for this, he has through a training of purification. [[Morya\|M.]] had to prepare him for six weeks before his departure

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	*		* '''". . . such a life of infamy."''' The text continues from the previous letter.

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	and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian [[theosophist]]s. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.]]'s "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and [[Alice Gordon\|Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[~~Colonel~~ W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were		and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian [[theosophist]]s. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.]]'s "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and [[Alice Gordon\|Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[Lt. Col. W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were

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	Such a life of infamy. I will try my best to make of him a vegetarian and a teetotaller. Total abstinence from flesh and liquor are very wisely prescribed by [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]], if he would have good results. In good hands [[William Eglinton\|E.]] will do an immense good to the T.S. in India, but for this, he has through a training of purification. M. had to prepare him for six weeks before his departure		Such a life of infamy. I will try my best to make of him a [[Vegetarianism\|vegetarian]] and a [[Alcohol\|teetotaller]]. Total abstinence from flesh and liquor are very wisely prescribed by [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]], if he would have good results. In good hands [[William Eglinton\|E.]] will do an immense good to the [[Theosophical Society\|T.S.]] in India, but for this, he has through a training of purification. [[Morya\|M.]] had to prepare him for six weeks before his departure

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	otherwise it would have been impossible for me to project into his atmosphere even the reflection of my "double." I told you already, my kind friend, that what he saw was not me. Nor will I be able to project that reflection for you — unless he is thoroughly purified. Therefore, as the matter now stands I have not a word to say against Mr. Hume's conditions as expressed in his last "official" letter, except in congratulating him with all my heart. For the same		otherwise it would have been impossible for me to project into his atmosphere even the reflection of my "double." I told you already, my kind friend, that what he saw was not me. Nor will I be able to project that reflection for you — unless he is thoroughly purified. Therefore, as the matter now stands I have not a word to say against [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]]'s conditions as expressed in his last "official" letter, except in congratulating him with all my heart. For the same

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	and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian ~~theosophists~~. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.'s]] "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and[[Alice Gordon\| Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[Colonel W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were		and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian [[theosophist]]s. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.]]'s "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and [[Alice Gordon\|Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[Colonel W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were

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	for the short period of his stay at Calcutta in odour of sanctity, and the "Brothers" rather low in public estimation. Many of you thought that our appearing to [[William Eglinton\|E.]], would "save the situation" and force Spiritualism to recognise the claims of Theosophy. Well, we complied with your wishes. [[Morya\|M.]] and I were determined to show to you that there was no ground for such hopes. The Bigotry and Blindness of the Spiritualists fed by the selfish motives of professional		for the short period of his stay at Calcutta in odour of sanctity, and the [[Masters of Wisdom\|"Brothers"]] rather low in public estimation. Many of you thought that our appearing to [[William Eglinton\|E.]], would "save the situation" and force [[Spiritualism]] to recognise the claims of [[Theosophy]]. Well, we complied with your wishes. [[Morya\|M.]] and I were determined to show to you that there was no ground for such hopes. The Bigotry and Blindness of the Spiritualists fed by the selfish motives of professional

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	mediums are rampant and the opponents are now desperate. We must allow the natural course of events to develop, and can only help on the coming crisis by having a hand in the increasing frequency of exposures. It would never do for us to force events, as it would be only making "martyrs" and allowing these the pretext for a new craze.		mediums are rampant and the opponents are now desperate. We must allow the natural course of events to develop, and can only help on the coming crisis by having a hand in the increasing frequency of exposures. It would never do for us to force events, as it would be only making "martyrs" and allowing these the pretext for a new craze.

	Thus, pray have patience. Mr. Hume — if he only holds on to his resolutions — has a grand and noble work before him —		Thus, pray have patience. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] — if he only holds on to his resolutions — has a grand and noble work before him —

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	the work of a true Founder of a new social era, of a philosophical and religious Reform. It is so vast and so nobly conceived, that if, as I hope, we will now finally agree, he will have quite enough to do during the interval that is necessary for me to probe and prepare Eglinton. I will write to Mr. Hume and answer his every point in a few days, explaining the situation as I conceive it. Meanwhile you would do well to show him this letter.		the work of a true Founder of a new social era, of a philosophical and religious Reform. It is so vast and so nobly conceived, that if, as I hope, we will now finally agree, he will have quite enough to do during the interval that is necessary for me to probe and prepare [[William Eglinton\|Eglinton]]. I will write to [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] and answer his every point in a few days, explaining the situation as I conceive it. Meanwhile you would do well to show him this letter.

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	Your Review of the Perfect Way is more perfect than its author's conception. I thank you, my friend, for your good services. You are beginning to attract the Chohan's' attention. And if you only knew what significance that has, you would not be calculating to a nicety what reward you are entitled to for certain recent services mentioned.		Your Review of [[The Perfect Way (book)\|the Perfect Way]] is more perfect than its author's conception. I thank you, my friend, for your good services. You are beginning to attract the [[Maha Chohan\|Chohan]]'s attention. And if you only knew what significance that has, you would not be calculating to a nicety what reward you are entitled to for certain recent services mentioned.

	Yours affectionately,		Yours affectionately,

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	Yours affectionately,		Yours affectionately,

	K. H.		[[Koot Hoomi\|K. H.]]

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	reason it is impossible for me to answer him and his questions just now. Let him have patience, pray, in the [[William Eglinton\|E.]] matter. There are dirty conspiracies set on foot, and germinating in London, among the spiritualists; and I am not at all sure that E. will resist the tide that threatens to submerge him unless they obtain from him, at least a partial recantation. We departed from our policy		reason it is impossible for me to answer him and his questions just now. Let him have patience, pray, in the [[William Eglinton\|E.]] matter. There are dirty conspiracies set on foot, and germinating in London, among the [[Spiritualism\|spiritualists]]; and I am not at all sure that E. will resist the tide that threatens to submerge him unless they obtain from him, at least a partial recantation. We departed from our policy

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	for the short period of his stay at Calcutta in odour of sanctity, and the "Brothers" rather low in public estimation. Many of you thought that our appearing to E., would "save the situation" and force Spiritualism to recognise the claims of Theosophy. Well, we complied with your wishes. M. and I were determined to show to you that there was no ground for such hopes. The Bigotry and Blindness of the Spiritualists fed by the selfish motives of professional		for the short period of his stay at Calcutta in odour of sanctity, and the "Brothers" rather low in public estimation. Many of you thought that our appearing to [[William Eglinton\|E.]], would "save the situation" and force Spiritualism to recognise the claims of Theosophy. Well, we complied with your wishes. [[Morya\|M.]] and I were determined to show to you that there was no ground for such hopes. The Bigotry and Blindness of the Spiritualists fed by the selfish motives of professional

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	'''NOTES:'''		'''NOTES:'''
	* "odour of sanctity" means "held in high regard;" highly esteemed.		* '''odour of sanctity''' means "held in high regard;" highly esteemed.

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	and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian [[theosophist]]s. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.]]'s "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and [[Alice Gordon\|Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[~~Colonel~~ W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were		and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian [[theosophist]]s. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.]]'s "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and [[Alice Gordon\|Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[Lt. Col. W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were

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	Such a life of infamy. I will try my best to make of him a vegetarian and a teetotaller. Total abstinence from flesh and liquor are very wisely prescribed by [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]], if he would have good results. In good hands [[William Eglinton\|E.]] will do an immense good to the T.S. in India, but for this, he has through a training of purification. M. had to prepare him for six weeks before his departure		Such a life of infamy. I will try my best to make of him a [[Vegetarianism\|vegetarian]] and a [[Alcohol\|teetotaller]]. Total abstinence from flesh and liquor are very wisely prescribed by [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]], if he would have good results. In good hands [[William Eglinton\|E.]] will do an immense good to the [[Theosophical Society\|T.S.]] in India, but for this, he has through a training of purification. [[Morya\|M.]] had to prepare him for six weeks before his departure

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	otherwise it would have been impossible for me to project into his atmosphere even the reflection of my "double." I told you already, my kind friend, that what he saw was not me. Nor will I be able to project that reflection for you — unless he is thoroughly purified. Therefore, as the matter now stands I have not a word to say against Mr. Hume's conditions as expressed in his last "official" letter, except in congratulating him with all my heart. For the same		otherwise it would have been impossible for me to project into his atmosphere even the reflection of my "double." I told you already, my kind friend, that what he saw was not me. Nor will I be able to project that reflection for you — unless he is thoroughly purified. Therefore, as the matter now stands I have not a word to say against [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]]'s conditions as expressed in his last "official" letter, except in congratulating him with all my heart. For the same

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	and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian ~~theosophists~~. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.'s]] "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and[[Alice Gordon\| Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[Colonel W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were		and the [[Vega incident\|experiment was made with him on the "Vega"]] solely for the benefit of some Anglo Indian [[theosophist]]s. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] had expressed his surprise that even [[William Eglinton\|E.]]'s "spirits" should know nothing of us, and that despite the interests of the cause we did not show ourselves even to him. On the other hand, the Calcutta spiritualists and [[Alice Gordon\|Mrs. Gordon]] with them were triumphant, and [[Colonel W. Gordon\|Colonel G.]] followed suit. The "dear departed ones" were

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	for the short period of his stay at Calcutta in odour of sanctity, and the "Brothers" rather low in public estimation. Many of you thought that our appearing to [[William Eglinton\|E.]], would "save the situation" and force Spiritualism to recognise the claims of Theosophy. Well, we complied with your wishes. [[Morya\|M.]] and I were determined to show to you that there was no ground for such hopes. The Bigotry and Blindness of the Spiritualists fed by the selfish motives of professional		for the short period of his stay at Calcutta in odour of sanctity, and the [[Masters of Wisdom\|"Brothers"]] rather low in public estimation. Many of you thought that our appearing to [[William Eglinton\|E.]], would "save the situation" and force [[Spiritualism]] to recognise the claims of [[Theosophy]]. Well, we complied with your wishes. [[Morya\|M.]] and I were determined to show to you that there was no ground for such hopes. The Bigotry and Blindness of the Spiritualists fed by the selfish motives of professional

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	mediums are rampant and the opponents are now desperate. We must allow the natural course of events to develop, and can only help on the coming crisis by having a hand in the increasing frequency of exposures. It would never do for us to force events, as it would be only making "martyrs" and allowing these the pretext for a new craze.		mediums are rampant and the opponents are now desperate. We must allow the natural course of events to develop, and can only help on the coming crisis by having a hand in the increasing frequency of exposures. It would never do for us to force events, as it would be only making "martyrs" and allowing these the pretext for a new craze.

	Thus, pray have patience. Mr. Hume — if he only holds on to his resolutions — has a grand and noble work before him —		Thus, pray have patience. [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] — if he only holds on to his resolutions — has a grand and noble work before him —

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	the work of a true Founder of a new social era, of a philosophical and religious Reform. It is so vast and so nobly conceived, that if, as I hope, we will now finally agree, he will have quite enough to do during the interval that is necessary for me to probe and prepare Eglinton. I will write to Mr. Hume and answer his every point in a few days, explaining the situation as I conceive it. Meanwhile you would do well to show him this letter.		the work of a true Founder of a new social era, of a philosophical and religious Reform. It is so vast and so nobly conceived, that if, as I hope, we will now finally agree, he will have quite enough to do during the interval that is necessary for me to probe and prepare [[William Eglinton\|Eglinton]]. I will write to [[Allan Octavian Hume\|Mr. Hume]] and answer his every point in a few days, explaining the situation as I conceive it. Meanwhile you would do well to show him this letter.

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	Your Review of the Perfect Way is more perfect than its author's conception. I thank you, my friend, for your good services. You are beginning to attract the Chohan's' attention. And if you only knew what significance that has, you would not be calculating to a nicety what reward you are entitled to for certain recent services mentioned.		Your Review of [[The Perfect Way (book)\|the Perfect Way]] is more perfect than its author's conception. I thank you, my friend, for your good services. You are beginning to attract the [[Maha Chohan\|Chohan]]'s attention. And if you only knew what significance that has, you would not be calculating to a nicety what reward you are entitled to for certain recent services mentioned.

	Yours affectionately,		Yours affectionately,

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	reason it is impossible for me to answer him and his questions just now. Let him have patience, pray, in the [[William Eglinton\|E.]] matter. There are dirty conspiracies set on foot, and germinating in London, among the spiritualists; and I am not at all sure that E. will resist the tide that threatens to submerge him unless they obtain from him, at least a partial recantation. We departed from our policy		reason it is impossible for me to answer him and his questions just now. Let him have patience, pray, in the [[William Eglinton\|E.]] matter. There are dirty conspiracies set on foot, and germinating in London, among the [[Spiritualism\|spiritualists]]; and I am not at all sure that E. will resist the tide that threatens to submerge him unless they obtain from him, at least a partial recantation. We departed from our policy

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