Joseph Szimhart | Eckankar and Karma @josephszimhart9431 | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
Karma means action basically but historically it also means actions that cause other actions which can be good or bad. In The Tiger's fang by Eckankar's founder Paul Twitchell we find a rule to not interfere with other's karma, similar to that in early Theosophy al la Blavatsky. We look at how in the late 19th Century, Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science disputed Blavatsky's idea of non-interference, but with Eddy's fanciful idea of using "mental healing" interference.
NB: I mistakenly questioned whether there were human sacrifices at Tuluum in Central America among Mayans. There were!
The Ramtha book by JZ Knight on Karma
books.google.com/books/about/Truth_Gravity_and_the_Mystery_of_Karma.html?id=huEEnwEACAAJ
I reference a scholarly look at "The Vedic Origins of Karma" by Herman Tull.
amazon.com/Vedic-Origins-Karma-Cosmos-Ancient/dp/8170302412
Quote from Christian Science on karma and Blavatsky: marybakereddylibrary.org/research/what-did-eddy-say-about-theosophy
Sri H Klemp of Eckankar on karma:
eckankar.org/the-law-of-karma
The Tiger's Fang by Twitchell:
amazon.com/Tigers-Fang-Paul-Twitchell/dp/157043039X
"Brer Rabbit with Tar Baby" illustration is by Edward W. Kemble around 1880.
Karma means action basically but historically it also means actions that cause other actions which can be good or bad. In The Tiger's fang by Eckankar's founder Paul Twitchell we find a rule to not interfere with other's karma, similar to that in early Theosophy al la Blavatsky. We look at how in the late 19th Century, Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science disputed Blavatsky's idea of non-interference, but with Eddy's fanciful idea of using "mental healing" interference.
NB: I mistakenly questioned whether there were human sacrifices at Tuluum in Central America among Mayans. There were!
The Ramtha book by JZ Knight on Karma
books.google.com/books/about/Truth_Gravity_and_the_Mystery_of_Karma.html?id=huEEnwEACAAJ
I reference a scholarly look at "The Vedic Origins of Karma" by Herman Tull.
amazon.com/Vedic-Origins-Karma-Cosmos-Ancient/dp/8170302412
Quote from Christian Science on karma and Blavatsky: marybakereddylibrary.org/research/what-did-eddy-say-about-theosophy
Sri H Klemp of Eckankar on karma:
eckankar.org/the-law-of-karma
The Tiger's Fang by Twitchell:
amazon.com/Tigers-Fang-Paul-Twitchell/dp/157043039X
"Brer Rabbit with Tar Baby" illustration is by Edward W. Kemble around 1880.
