London Lectures of 1907
London Lectures of 1907
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And webelieve, we of the Theosophical Society, that just because theintellect can only do its best work in its own atmosphere of freedom, truth has the best chance of being seen when you do not make anyconditions as to the right of investigation, as to the claim to seek. To us, truth is so supreme a thing that we do not desire to bind anyman with conditions as to how, or where, or why, he shall seek it. These things, we say, we know are true; and because we know they aretrue, come amongst us, e...ven though you do not believe them, and findout for yourself whether they be true or not. And the man is betterworth having when he comes in an unbeliever, and wins to the knowledgeof the truth, than is the facile believer who acknowledges everythingand never gets a real grip upon truth at all. We believe that truth isonly found by seeking, and that the true bond is the love of truth, and the effort to find it; that that is a far more real bond than therepetition of a common creed. For the creed can be repeated by thelips, but the seeing of truth as true can only come from the intellectand the spirit, and to build on the intellect and the spirit is afirmer foundation than to build on the breath of the lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And webelieve, we of the Theosophical Society, that just because theintellect can only do its best work in its own atmosphere of freedom, truth has the best chance of being seen when you do not make anyconditions as to the right of investigation, as to the claim to seek. To us, truth is so supreme a thing that we do not desire to bind anyman with conditions as to how, or where, or why, he shall seek it. These things, we say, we know are true; and because we know they aretrue, come amongst us, e...ven though you do not believe them, and findout for yourself whether they be true or not. And the man is betterworth having when he comes in an unbeliever, and wins to the knowledgeof the truth, than is the facile believer who acknowledges everythingand never gets a real grip upon truth at all. We believe that truth isonly found by seeking, and that the true bond is the love of truth, and the effort to find it; that that is a far more real bond than therepetition of a common creed. For the creed can be repeated by thelips, but the seeing of truth as true can only come from the intellectand the spirit, and to build on the intellect and the spirit is afirmer foundation than to build on the breath of the lips.
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