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	== Writings ==		== Writings ==

	Bishop Wedgwood wrote several books and numerous articles. The [[Union Index of Theosophical Periodicals]] lists [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~austheos~~.org.au/~~cgi-bin~~/~~ui-csvsearch.pl~~?~~search~~=~~James~~+I+Wedgwood&~~method~~=~~exact 14~~ articles by ~~or about James I.~~ Wedgwood], [~~http~~://~~www.austheos~~.org.au/~~cgi-bin~~/~~ui-csvsearch.pl~~?~~search~~=JI+Wedgwood&~~method~~=~~all 64~~ articles ~~under the name~~ JI Wedgwood]~~, and~~ [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~austheos~~.org.au/~~cgi-bin~~/~~ui-csvsearch~~.pl?~~search~~=Bishop+Wedgwood&~~method~~=~~exact~~ 9 ~~under the name~~ Bishop Wedgwood].		Bishop Wedgwood wrote several books and numerous articles. The [[Union Index of Theosophical Periodicals]] lists:
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=James+Ingall+Wedgwood&s=author 1 article under the name James Ingall Wedgwood]'''.
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=Bishop++Wedgwood&s=author 3 articles by Bishop Wedgwood]'''.
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=JI++Wedgwood&s=author 57 articles by JI Wedgwood]'''.
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=James+Ingall+Wedgwood&s=title 1 article about James Ingall Wedgwood]'''.
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=James+I++Wedgwood&s=title 3 articles about James I. Wedgwood]'''.
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=Bishop++Wedgwood&s=title 9 articles about Bishop Wedgwood]'''.
			* '''[https://theosophicalsociety.org.au/union_index/entries?q=JI++Wedgwood&s=title 8 articles about JI Wedgwood]'''

	== Additional resources ==		== Additional resources ==

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	<dd>"My interest in the organ continued, and I liked to go to churches where there was good music. At about the age of seventeen, I strayed into a ritualistic church at East Clevedon, and heard a sermon which dealt incidentally with bowing the head at the name of Jesus. This interested me, and the Priest gave me a little book which soon turned me into a full-blown High-Churchman . I became a server at the altar and so gained some experience of ecclesiastical ceremonial. I had read a silly Protestant book called "The Secret History of the Oxford Movement", by one Walter Walsh; its effect was to fire me with enthusiasm to join all the supposedly secret societies therein "exposed". Those that I did join I found to be perfectly innocuous and really edifying, like the "Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament."...		<dd>"My interest in the organ continued, and I liked to go to churches where there was good music. At about the age of seventeen, I strayed into a ritualistic church at East Clevedon, and heard a sermon which dealt incidentally with bowing the head at the name of Jesus. This interested me, and the Priest gave me a little book which soon turned me into a full-blown High-Churchman . I became a server at the altar and so gained some experience of ecclesiastical ceremonial. I had read a silly Protestant book called "The Secret History of the Oxford Movement", by one Walter Walsh; its effect was to fire me with enthusiasm to join all the supposedly secret societies therein "exposed". Those that I did join I found to be perfectly innocuous and really edifying, like the "Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament."...

	<dd>"I became sincerely religious, and on that account was greatly troubled because I found that the ceremonial side of the worship appealed to me a great deal more than prayer, etc., which, in my ignorance of "rays" I considered a wrong state of affairs. Gradually I abandoned the idea of being an analytical chemist and thought to enter the Church. My people were at first opposed to this, and I was not sure of my vocation; so I decided to take up the study of music as the most useful preliminary for a Clergyman's work, and, as destiny would have it, I was led to become a pupil of one of the chief authorities on the old Gregorian music or Plainsong."</i></dd>		<dd>"I became sincerely religious, and on that account was greatly troubled because I found that the ceremonial side of the worship appealed to me a great deal more than prayer, etc., which, in my ignorance of "rays" I considered a wrong state of affairs. Gradually I abandoned the idea of being an analytical chemist and thought to enter the Church. My people were at first opposed to this, and I was not sure of my vocation; so I decided to take up the study of music as the most useful preliminary for a Clergyman's work, and, as destiny would have it, I was led to become a pupil of one of the chief authorities on the old Gregorian music or Plainsong."</i></dd></dd>

	Wedgwood attended Pretoria House School at Folkestone in Kent, and then went on to his father’s old school, Rugby. After leaving school he studied chemistry at University College, Nottingham, on the advice of the famous chemist, Sir Henry Roscoe (1833 – 1915).		Wedgwood attended Pretoria House School at Folkestone in Kent, and then went on to his father’s old school, Rugby. After leaving school he studied chemistry at University College, Nottingham, on the advice of the famous chemist, Sir Henry Roscoe (1833 – 1915).
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	In 1904, in the midst of his musical and theological studies, Wedgwood attended two lectures by Mrs Besant. He had probably been introduced to Theosophy by his aunts, Effie and Hope, who had joined the Theosophical Society around 1892, having been attracted to it through their father’s spiritualism and by Mrs Besant’s social activism. As a result of his conversion to Theosophy, Wedgwood was obliged to leave the lodgings and his studies because the Rector disapproved of his newly found faith. Wedgwood renounced all thought of a vocation in the Church of England, and devoted himself entirely to the work of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]].		In 1904, in the midst of his musical and theological studies, Wedgwood attended two lectures by Mrs Besant. He had probably been introduced to Theosophy by his aunts, Effie and Hope, who had joined the Theosophical Society around 1892, having been attracted to it through their father’s spiritualism and by Mrs Besant’s social activism. As a result of his conversion to Theosophy, Wedgwood was obliged to leave the lodgings and his studies because the Rector disapproved of his newly found faith. Wedgwood renounced all thought of a vocation in the Church of England, and devoted himself entirely to the work of the [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]].

	For some time Wedgwood attended the Sorbonne in Paris, returning to the physics of organ music, for which studies he was awarded the degree of Doctor of ~~Science~~.		For some time Wedgwood attended the Sorbonne in Paris, returning to the physics of organ music, for which studies he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Sciences.

	== Theosophical Society involvement ==		== Theosophical Society involvement ==

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	[[File:J.I.Wedgwood-01.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|James Ingall Wedgwood]]		[[File:J.I.Wedgwood-01.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|James Ingall Wedgwood]]
	'''James Ingall Wedgwood''' was born at [[May 24]], 1883, London, son of Alfred Allen Wedgwood (1842-1892) and Margaret Rosena Ingall (1854-1922), great, great grandson of the potter Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), and the grandson of the spiritualist Hensleigh Wedgwood (1803-1891), and the great nephew of Charles Darwin (1809-1882). He was an prominent English Theosophist in [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]] (Adyar), also the first Presiding Bishop of the [[Liberal Catholic Church]], Freemason, Co-Mason and Martinist. Passed away on [[March 13]], 1951 in Farnham, Surrey, England.		'''James Ingall Wedgwood''' was born at [[May 24]], 1883, London, son of Alfred Allen Wedgwood (1842-1892) and Margaret Rosena Ingall (1854-1922), great great-grandson of the potter Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), and the grandson of the spiritualist Hensleigh Wedgwood (1803-1891), and the great nephew of Charles Darwin (1809-1882). He was an prominent English Theosophist in [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]] (Adyar), also the first Presiding Bishop of the [[Liberal Catholic Church]], Freemason, Co-Mason and Martinist. Passed away on [[March 13]], 1951 in Farnham, Surrey, England.

	== Personal life ==		== Personal life ==

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-'''James Ingall Wedgwood''' was born at [[May 24]], 1883, London, son of Alfred Allen Wedgwood (1842-1892) and Margaret Rosena Ingall (1854-1922), great, great grandson of the potter Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), and the grandson of the spiritualist Hensleigh Wedgwood (1803-1891), and the great nephew of Charles Darwin (1809-1882). He was an prominent English Theosophist in [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)|Theosophical Society]] (Adyar), also the first Presiding Bishop of the [[Liberal Catholic Church]], Co-Mason and Martinist.  Passed away on [[13 March]] 1951 in Farnham, Surrey, England.
+'''James Ingall Wedgwood''' was born at [[May 24]], 1883, London, son of Alfred Allen Wedgwood (1842-1892) and Margaret Rosena Ingall (1854-1922), great, great grandson of the potter Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), and the grandson of the spiritualist Hensleigh Wedgwood (1803-1891), and the great nephew of Charles Darwin (1809-1882). He was an prominent English Theosophist in [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)|Theosophical Society]] (Adyar), also the first Presiding Bishop of the [[Liberal Catholic Church]], Freemason, Co-Mason and Martinist.  Passed away on [[March 13]], 1951 in Farnham, Surrey, England.
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		[[File:J.I.Wedgwood-01.jpg\|250px\|right\|thumb\|James Ingall Wedgwood]]
		'''James Ingall Wedgwood''' was born at [[May 24]], 1883, London, son of Alfred Allen Wedgwood (1842-1892) and Margaret Rosena Ingall (1854-1922), great, great grandson of the potter Josiah Wedgwood (1730-1795), and the grandson of the spiritualist Hensleigh Wedgwood (1803-1891), and the great nephew of Charles Darwin (1809-1882). He was an prominent English Theosophist in [[Theosophical Society (Adyar)\|Theosophical Society]] (Adyar), also the first Presiding Bishop of the [[Liberal Catholic Church]], Co-Mason and Martinist. Passed away on [[13 March]] 1951 in Farnham, Surrey, England.

		== Personal life ==

		== Theosophical Society involvement ==

		Wedgwood was admitted to the [[Theosophical Society]] in Yorkshire, England on September 7, 1904. <ref>Theosophical Society General Membership Register, 1875-1942 at [http://tsmembers.org/ http://tsmembers.org/]. See book 3, entry 26458 (website file: 3A/14).</ref>

		In 1926, Wedgwood presented the [[Blavatsky Lectures\|Blavatsky Lecture]] on the topic '''[http://resources.theosophical.org/pdf/BL_1926_Wedgwood_The_Distinctive_Contribution_of_Theosophy_to_Christian_Thought.pdf "The Distinctive Contribution of Theosophy to Christian Thought"].'''

		== Liberal Catholic Church ==

		== Writings ==

		Bishop Wedgwood wrote several books and numerous articles. The [[Union Index of Theosophical Periodicals]] lists [http://www.austheos.org.au/cgi-bin/ui-csvsearch.pl?search=James+I+Wedgwood&method=exact 14 articles by or about James I. Wedgwood], [http://www.austheos.org.au/cgi-bin/ui-csvsearch.pl?search=JI+Wedgwood&method=all 64 articles under the name JI Wedgwood], and [http://www.austheos.org.au/cgi-bin/ui-csvsearch.pl?search=Bishop+Wedgwood&method=exact 9 under the name Bishop Wedgwood].

		== Additional resources ==
		* [http://theosophy.ph/encyclo/index.php?title=Wedgwood,_James_Ingall Wedgwood, James Ingall] in Theosopedia.
		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._I._Wedgwood J. I. Wedgwood] in Wikipedia.
		* [http://www.thelccusa.org/about/history.html History] in Liberal Catholic Church website.
		* [http://www.cwlworld.info/A_Farewell_Note.pdf The Liberal Catholic Tradition: A Farewell Note] by Pedro Oliveira.
		* [https://cwleadbeater.wordpress.com/2016/05/28/james-ingall-wedgwood/ James Ingall Wedgwood] in CWLeadbeater.Wordpress.com.

		== Notes ==
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		[[Category:TS Adyar\|Wedgwood, James Ingall]]
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		[[Category:Liberal Catholic Church\|Wedgwood, James Ingall]]
		[[Category:Co-Masons\|Wedgwood, James Ingall]]
		[[Category:Clairvoyants\|Wedgwood, James Ingall]]
		[[Category:Musicians\|Wedgwood, James Ingall]]
		[[Category:Nationality English\|Wedgwood, James Ingall]]
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	No final de dezembro de 1880, após sua segunda visita aos Sinnetts, Mme. Blavatsky e o coronel Olcott se mudaram para uma espaçosa casa na colina de Breach Candy, Bombaim/Índia, apelidada de "<i><b>Ninho do Corvo</i></b>". Esta tornou-se tornou um grande centro de atividade teosófica, de fenômenos ([[phenomena]]) e visitações dos Mestres de Sabedoria.		No final de dezembro de 1880, após sua segunda visita aos Sinnetts, Mme. Blavatsky e o coronel Olcott se mudaram para uma espaçosa casa na colina de Breach Candy, Bombaim/Índia, apelidada de "<i><b>Ninho do Corvo</i></b>". Esta tornou-se tornou um grande centro de atividade teosófica, de fenômenos ([[phenomena]]) e visitações dos Mestres de Sabedoria.

	Em julho de 1882 Mme. Blavatsky viajou incógnita para entrar no Sikkim. Cerca de trinta milhas no território de Sikkim encontrou-se fisicamente com os Mestres M. ([[Morya\|M.]]) e K.H. ([[Koot Hoomi\|K.H.]]) com os quais passou dois dias. Este último, escreveu sobre isso em uma de suas cartas (carta 92, pág.20) ([[Mahatma Letter No. 92#Page 20\|~~one of his letters~~]]):		Em julho de 1882 Mme. Blavatsky viajou incógnita para entrar no Sikkim. Cerca de trinta milhas no território de Sikkim encontrou-se fisicamente com os Mestres M. ([[Morya\|M.]]) e K.H. ([[Koot Hoomi\|K.H.]]) com os quais passou dois dias. Este último, escreveu sobre isso em uma de suas cartas (carta 92, pág.20) ([[Mahatma Letter No. 92#Page 20\|uma das cartas de K.H.]]):

	<blockquote><p align="justify"><i>"...Eu não acredito que eu fôsse tão profundamente tocado por alguma coisa que eu testemunhasse durante toda a minha vida, quanto eu fui com a pobre velha criatura com o seu extasiante arrebatamento quando nos viu recentemente nos nossos corpos naturais; a um de nós, depois de três anos e ao outro cerca de dois anos de separação em nossos corpos físicos. Mesmo o nosso fleumático M. perdeu o equilíbrio diante de tal exibição, na qual ele foi o herói principal. Tive que empregar o seu poder e submetê-la a um profundo sono, pois do contrário, teria rompido alguma artéria e danificado os seus rins, fígado e seus "interiores" (para usar a expressão favorita do nosso amigo Oxley ([[William Oxley\|Oxley’s]]) em suas delirantes tentativas de esmagar o seu nariz contra a sua capa de montar, imunda com o barro do Sikkim. Ambos rimos; de qualquer maneira não poderíamos deixar de nos sentirmos tocados? Naturalmente, que ela está incapacitada por completo para ser um verdadeiro Adepto; sua natureza é demasiada e apaixonadamente afetiva e nós não temos o direito de nos entregar a inclinações e sentimentos pessoais. Vós não podereis nunca conhecê-la como nós a conhecemos; portanto, nenhum de vós jamais será capaz de julgá-la com imparcialidade ou corretamente.</i>"<ref>Vicente Hao Chin, Jr., ''The Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett in chronological sequence'' No. 92 (Quezon City: Theosophical Publishing House, 1993), ???.</ref></p></blockquote>		<blockquote><p align="justify"><i>"...Eu não acredito que eu fôsse tão profundamente tocado por alguma coisa que eu testemunhasse durante toda a minha vida, quanto eu fui com a pobre velha criatura com o seu extasiante arrebatamento quando nos viu recentemente nos nossos corpos naturais; a um de nós, depois de três anos e ao outro cerca de dois anos de separação em nossos corpos físicos. Mesmo o nosso fleumático M. perdeu o equilíbrio diante de tal exibição, na qual ele foi o herói principal. Tive que empregar o seu poder e submetê-la a um profundo sono, pois do contrário, teria rompido alguma artéria e danificado os seus rins, fígado e seus "interiores" (para usar a expressão favorita do nosso amigo Oxley ([[William Oxley\|Oxley’s]]) em suas delirantes tentativas de esmagar o seu nariz contra a sua capa de montar, imunda com o barro do Sikkim. Ambos rimos; de qualquer maneira não poderíamos deixar de nos sentirmos tocados? Naturalmente, que ela está incapacitada por completo para ser um verdadeiro Adepto; sua natureza é demasiada e apaixonadamente afetiva e nós não temos o direito de nos entregar a inclinações e sentimentos pessoais. Vós não podereis nunca conhecê-la como nós a conhecemos; portanto, nenhum de vós jamais será capaz de julgá-la com imparcialidade ou corretamente.</i>"<ref>Vicente Hao Chin, Jr., ''The Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett in chronological sequence'' No. 92 (Quezon City: Theosophical Publishing House, 1993), ???.</ref></p></blockquote>

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	Em 25 de maio ([[May 25]]) de 1880, à convite de dois principais monges budistas do Ceilão (Sri Lanka), Mme. Blavatsky e um grupo de teosofistas ([[Theosophist]]) viajaram para aquele país. Alí eles "tomaram o Pansil", ou seja, eles se ligaram formalmente ao Budismo ao recitar os Cinco Preceitos do Templo Vijayananda em Galle.		Em 25 de maio ([[May 25]]) de 1880, à convite de dois principais monges budistas do Ceilão (Sri Lanka), Mme. Blavatsky e um grupo de teosofistas ([[Theosophist]]) viajaram para aquele país. Alí eles "tomaram o Pansil", ou seja, eles se ligaram formalmente ao Budismo ao recitar os Cinco Preceitos do Templo Vijayananda em Galle.

	[[File:Crows Nest Bombay.jpg\|380px\|right\|thumb\|~~Crow's Nest~~, ~~Bombay~~]]		[[File:Crows Nest Bombay.jpg\|380px\|right\|thumb\|O Ninho do Corvo, Bombaim]]

	=== Período "Ninho do Corvo" ===		=== Período "Ninho do Corvo" ===

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	Em julho de 1882 Mme. Blavatsky viajou incógnita para entrar no Sikkim. Cerca de trinta milhas no território de Sikkim encontrou-se fisicamente com os Mestres M. ([[Morya\|M.]]) e K.H. ([[Koot Hoomi\|K.H.]]) com os quais passou dois dias. Este último, escreveu sobre isso em uma de suas cartas (carta 92, pág.20) ([[Mahatma Letter No. 92#Page 20\|one of his letters]]):		Em julho de 1882 Mme. Blavatsky viajou incógnita para entrar no Sikkim. Cerca de trinta milhas no território de Sikkim encontrou-se fisicamente com os Mestres M. ([[Morya\|M.]]) e K.H. ([[Koot Hoomi\|K.H.]]) com os quais passou dois dias. Este último, escreveu sobre isso em uma de suas cartas (carta 92, pág.20) ([[Mahatma Letter No. 92#Page 20\|one of his letters]]):

	<blockquote>Eu não acredito que eu fôsse tão profundamente tocado por alguma coisa que eu testemunhasse durante toda a minha vida, quanto eu fui com a pobre velha criatura com o seu extasiante arrebatamento quando nos viu recentemente nos nossos corpos naturais; a um de nós, depois de três anos e ao outro cerca de dois anos de separação em nossos corpos físicos. Mesmo o nosso fleumático M. perdeu o equilíbrio diante de tal exibição, na qual ele foi o herói principal. Tive que empregar o seu poder e submetê-la a um profundo sono, pois do contrário, teria rompido alguma artéria e danificado os seus rins, fígado e seus "interiores" (para usar a expressão favorita do nosso amigo Oxley ([[William Oxley\|Oxley’s]]) em suas delirantes tentativas de esmagar o seu nariz contra a sua capa de montar, imunda com o barro do Sikkim. Ambos rimos; de qualquer maneira não poderíamos deixar de nos sentirmos tocados? Naturalmente, que ela está incapacitada por completo para ser um verdadeiro Adepto; sua natureza é demasiada e apaixonadamente afetiva e nós não temos o direito de nos entregar a inclinações e sentimentos pessoais. Vós não podereis nunca conhecê-la como nós a conhecemos; portanto, nenhum de vós jamais será capaz de julgá-la com imparcialidade ou corretamente.<ref>Vicente Hao Chin, Jr., ''The Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett in chronological sequence'' No. 92 (Quezon City: Theosophical Publishing House, 1993), ???.</ref></blockquote>		<blockquote><p align="justify"><i>"...Eu não acredito que eu fôsse tão profundamente tocado por alguma coisa que eu testemunhasse durante toda a minha vida, quanto eu fui com a pobre velha criatura com o seu extasiante arrebatamento quando nos viu recentemente nos nossos corpos naturais; a um de nós, depois de três anos e ao outro cerca de dois anos de separação em nossos corpos físicos. Mesmo o nosso fleumático M. perdeu o equilíbrio diante de tal exibição, na qual ele foi o herói principal. Tive que empregar o seu poder e submetê-la a um profundo sono, pois do contrário, teria rompido alguma artéria e danificado os seus rins, fígado e seus "interiores" (para usar a expressão favorita do nosso amigo Oxley ([[William Oxley\|Oxley’s]]) em suas delirantes tentativas de esmagar o seu nariz contra a sua capa de montar, imunda com o barro do Sikkim. Ambos rimos; de qualquer maneira não poderíamos deixar de nos sentirmos tocados? Naturalmente, que ela está incapacitada por completo para ser um verdadeiro Adepto; sua natureza é demasiada e apaixonadamente afetiva e nós não temos o direito de nos entregar a inclinações e sentimentos pessoais. Vós não podereis nunca conhecê-la como nós a conhecemos; portanto, nenhum de vós jamais será capaz de julgá-la com imparcialidade ou corretamente.</i>"<ref>Vicente Hao Chin, Jr., ''The Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett in chronological sequence'' No. 92 (Quezon City: Theosophical Publishing House, 1993), ???.</ref></p></blockquote>

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	~~[[Category:Founders\|Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna]]~~
	~~[[Category:Writers\|Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna]]~~
	~~[[Category:Editors\|Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna]]~~
	~~[[Category:Clairvoyants\|Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna]]~~
	~~[[Category:Received Mahatma Letters\|Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna]]~~
	~~[[Category:Chelas\|Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna]]~~
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