https://theosophy.wiki/w-en/index.php?title=Mahatma_Letter_to_H._S._Olcott_-_LMW_2_No._11&feed=atom&action=historyMahatma Letter to H. S. Olcott - LMW 2 No. 11 - Revision history2024-03-28T14:35:23ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.39.4https://theosophy.wiki/w-en/index.php?title=Mahatma_Letter_to_H._S._Olcott_-_LMW_2_No._11&diff=45455&oldid=prevAnton Diachenko: /* Page 2 */2021-05-12T17:57:17Z<p><span dir="auto"><span class="autocomment">Page 2</span></span></p>
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</table>Anton Diachenkohttps://theosophy.wiki/w-en/index.php?title=Mahatma_Letter_to_H._S._Olcott_-_LMW_2_No._11&diff=45451&oldid=prevAnton Diachenko: /* Page 1 transcription, image, and notes */2021-05-12T15:13:15Z<p><span dir="auto"><span class="autocomment">Page 1 transcription, image, and notes</span></span></p>
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<tr><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="−"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #ffe49c; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures [thou hast] done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impiety and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philad-a and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phil-a and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to <del style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">Philada.</del>, allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures [thou hast] done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impiety and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philad-a and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phil-a and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to <ins style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">Philad-a</ins>, allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impiety and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philad-a and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to <del style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">Phila. </del>and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures [thou hast] done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. 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Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impiety and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to <del style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">Philada. </del>and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures [thou hast] done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impiety and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to <ins style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">Philad-a </ins>and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the <del style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">impurity </del>and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures [thou hast] done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the <ins style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">impiety </ins>and dissolution of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impurity and <del style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">disillusion </del>of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures [thou hast] done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impurity and <ins style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">dissolution </ins>of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impurity and disillusion of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith slid[e] to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures <ins style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">[thou hast] </ins>done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impurity and disillusion of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impurity and disillusion of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td><td class="diff-marker" data-marker="+"></td><td style="color: #202122; font-size: 88%; border-style: solid; border-width: 1px 1px 1px 4px; border-radius: 0.33em; border-color: #a3d3ff; vertical-align: top; white-space: pre-wrap;"><div>My Brother is wise in not allowing the bright flame of his Faith <ins style="font-weight: bold; text-decoration: none;">slid[e] </ins>to flicker like the uncouth fire of a taper candle; his faith will save him and crown his best hopes. My Brother understands that once the germs are sown they must be left to themselves and Nature; any too impatient hand that will interfere with them daily, trying to help to their growth by pulling them upwards, and will not leave them quiet, is more than likely to bring them to wither, dry up and die for ever. Thy task in Boston, Brother, is finished for the near present—until thy lectures . . . done; depart from hence in peace and ''try'' to utilise thy time. Brother John will see to the Philadelphia problem; [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|she]] must not be allowed to suffer through the impurity and disillusion of character of the [[Michael C. Betanelly|miserable wretch]]. She may in her despair and present straightened circumstances be tempted to return to Philada. and [[Michael C. Betanelly|her spouse]]. ''Do not'' allow her to do this, Brother mine. Tell her you are both going to Phila. and instead of that take the tickets to New York City, NOT FURTHER. Once arrived in that port, find for her a suitable apartment and do not let one day pass away without seeing her. Induce her by reasoning to remain therein, for if she finds herself once for a few hours with that [[Michael C. Betanelly|polluted mortal]] her powers will greatly suffer, for they are at present in a state of transition and the magnetism must be pure around her. Your own progress might be impeded by any such interference. She will want to go to Philada., allow her not, use your friendship and exertions. As I told before, you will not suffer, Brother mine, any material loss through it; one grain will produce a bushel in harvest time. If you succeed to bring her out before the world in her true light, not of an adept but of intellectual writer and devote yourself both to work together the articles dictated to her, your fortune will be made. Make her work, install her, lead her in practical life as she must lead you in the spiritual. Your boys, Brother mine, will be provided for, fear naught for them, devote yourself to your main object. Clear out the paths of both of you for the present which seems dark, </div></td></tr>
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