“For those not interested in quick worship, the most valuable Theosophical writers could actually be the ones who use the most perhapses, possiblys, mights, and maybes.”—General Theosophy (perhaps)

"Regard not having a hungry audience waiting to be served what you have learned as just providing some extra time to learn even more."—General Theosophy

"I have made many mistakes in my lifetime, so I now know many more things emphatically."—General Theosophy

“The purpose of Theosophy is not to be able to say things you cannot know; rather, it is to know things you cannot say.”—General Theosophy

I read with interest the recent announcement of New Direction etc. and noticed that the word theosophy was not capitalized.  I thought, therefore, that this might be a good time to share part of a larger work-in-progress of mine which gives the special epistemological reason that I prefer to keep it capitalized.  Best wishes to all--R.

Paul Bunyan Disorder

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"It is easy to run around asking profound questions about life; the harder thing is to remain still while listening for the answers.”—General Theosophy

"There is very little one can say about one's own humility without simultaneously diminishing it."—General Theosophy

"Reflecting on some negative thing previously done just means you are presently no longer the transient ego-formation who did it."—General Theosophy

“Is the Intuitive possibility that you might have more future lifetimes coming really that much more far-fetched than the former possibility that you would have even this one?”—General Theosophy

“Another modern difference between a Theosophist and a Theosopher may be that the former has found something to believe in while the latter has found something to continue searching for.”—General Theosophy

"Mindfulness does not mean giving full attention to what you are doing at every moment; rather, it is just a reminder to keep at least a partial ongoing awareness of What within/without you is never doing any doing."—General Theosophy

“If you have now nearly lived out most of your life and not yet caught the world’s eye . . . , well then, how Godlike you remain!”—General Theosophy

“In the context of the Ineffable Everything, what anyone knows may just as well be considered the equivalent of nothing at all."—General Theosophy #54

The Psychological Key to Theosophy may suggest reversing some common proverbs:

He/She who DOES NOT hesitate is lost.

The Devil finds work for BUSY hands.…