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Regarding Scott and Anrias
Articles
Source Materials
Communications
Bibliography
Reviews
Links
Regarding Scott and Anrias
Cyril Scott and David Anrias were two gifted friends who
published the earliest, and maybe still most important,
critical evaluations of Krishnamurti's post-1929 teachings.
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Articles
The Masters
and Their Emissaries: From H.P.B. to Guru Ma and Beyond
By the editor. Traces the lineage of the Masters' emissaries
in chronological order. [72KB]
Cyril
Scott: 'The Father of British Modern Music'
From David Tame's The Secret Power of Music. A short
study on this British composer and writer. [52KB]
The
Scott and Anrias Material in my Historical Situatedness
History of personal involvement in the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias
issue.
Jean
Overton Fuller, Master Narayan, and the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias
Issue. Article in Theosophical History about
a relatively unknown but quite important Theosophical master
and his alleged identification by Jean Overton Fuller. All
in the context of the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias issue, which
is about two Englishmen passing on contested Mahatmic evaluations
of the metaphysical status of Krishnamurti and the esoteric
soundness of his teachings.
Source Materials
Krishnamurti:
A Problem
Chapter V from The Initiate in the Dark Cycle by
'His Pupil' [Cyril Scott].
The
Truth about Krishnamurti
Chapter XI from The Initiate in the Dark Cycle by
'His Pupil' [Cyril Scott].
Introduction
by Cyril Scott
From David Anrias' Through the Eyes of the Masters.
Great general introduction to the basic concepts of Theosophy
and the existence of the Masters. [62KB]
Message
from Lord Maitreya's
From David Anrias' Through the Eyes of the Masters. Containing
critical remarks regarding Krishnamurti.
Message
from The Rishi of the Nilgiri Hills
From David Anrias' Through the Eyes of the Masters. Containing
critical remarks regarding Krishnamurti.
Message
from Master Koot Hoomi
In David Anrias' Through the Eyes of the Masters. Containing
critical remarks regarding Krishnamurti.
Nine Portraits
of the Masters by David Anrias
Nine pencil drawings scanned from the book Through the
Eyes of the Masters.
Anrias
on Krishnamurti
Some paragraphs from David Anrias book Adepts of the
Five Elements on Krishnamurti and the Theosophical Society.
Cyril
Scott on David Anrias
Direct link to some biographical information on David Anrias
as provided by Cyril Scott in his anonymous introduction
to Anrias' Through the Eyes of the Masters. [62KB]
Cyril Scott
and a Hidden School: Towards the Peeling of an Onion
By Jean Overton Fuller. Announcement of Theosophical History
Occasional Paper No. VII.
Scott
and Anrias: Wood and the Blind Rishi
By Jean Overton Fuller. Chapter 20 from her Krishnamurti
& the Wind: A Biography. On Scott, Anrias, Narayan
and Nagaratnaswami.
An
Indian Yogi
Chapter from Ernest Wood's Is this Theosophy …?
on the Indian yogi Nagaratnaswami. Some Theosophists think
he is Master Narayan.
Communications
Letter
from Jean Overton Fuller
Re: Master's evaluation of Krishnamurti.
Response
from Govert Schüller to Mrs. Fuller's letter
E-mail
from John Laidlaw
On the possible identity of Scott's Master 'J.M.H.'
Jean
Overton Fuller’s Response to Govert Schuller Regarding
the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias Issue. Discussing the
possible sources of David Anrias' critique of Krishnamurti.
Originally published in Theosophical History.
Bibliography
See separate
page for full bibliography
Reviews
Review
of Krishnamurti--Love and Freedom: Approaching a Mystery.
A study by Peter Michel highlighting some esoteric aspects
of K's life and putting them in a Theosophical perspective.
Review focuses on his use of the Scott and Anrias material.
Introduction
to The Initiations of Krishnamurti: An Astrological Biography.
Study by Phillip Lindsay using the Scott
and Anrias material extensively. Introduction by Dr. Michael
D. Robbins.
The
Initiate in the Dark Cycle
Written by His Pupil (Cyril Scott). Review by C.W. Leadbeater
for The Theosophist. A critique of Scott and Anrias
with implied endorsements.
Links
Dr.
Pierre Arnold Bernard
Scholarly Web site on the, according to some, best candidate
for the real identity of the character J.M.H. in Scott's
Initiate books.
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