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	Esoteric Astrology: Alice Bailey: Portrait of Leo Rising
		Alice's self-torture and unpleasantness continued until the age of fifteen when she was sitting in the drawing room one Sunday, with the rest of the family having gone to church.
		In her autobiography,* Alice Bailey expressed her disagreement with these self-righteous policies, common to the structures of many organizations, by stating that the "average head of a group" poses as if to be "the anointed of the Lord" when, in reality, he/she is only a human being simply trying to help his/her fellow man/woman.
		Alice Bailey was following her soul's plan to create (Leo) a center (Sun) of education (Gemini) that was free from personal desire and attachment (Taurus), thus helping to destroy the idea of personal ownership of knowledge that often occurs within a closed group.
	members.citynet.net /worldwonders/astrologyharvest/bailey.htm (2973 words)

	Alice Bailey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alice A. Bailey (16th June,1880 ‑ 15th December,1949), writer and lecturer on Neo-Theosophy, was born in England in 1880 as Alice LaTrobe Bateman.
		Alice Ann Bailey was born in Manchester, England in 1880.
		In 1920 Alice Bailey married another theosophist, Foster Bailey, and in 1923 they founded the Arcane School to continue her teachings and form a school for the disciples of the coming new era.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alice_Bailey (981 words)

	Djwal Khul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Early in the 1920's, the cook at the American Theosophical headquarters café, Alice A. Bailey (1880-1949), began writing Neo-Theosophical literature which she claimed to be receiving telepathically from a Master later to be reveiled as Djwal Khul (spelled by her 'Djwhal Khul').
		Bailey's books, Djwal Khul ('The Tibetan' or D.K.) describes himself as an abbot of a Tibetan monastery and the spriritual preceptor of a large group of Lamas.
		Bailey, the leaders of these groups may claim to be in direct contact with him and other 'Masters of Wisdom', and to be working as their disciples on the physical plane.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Djwal_Khul (656 words)

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		Bailey in her introduction to the effect that the coming spiritual impulse is a second Ray impulse and will reach its zenith towards the close of the present century, but it has no relation to the first Ray impulse which produced the work of H.P. B." This is, of course, one of Mrs.
		Bailey's presumably "inspired" views (one must not forget her alleged "Tibetan" teacher) on sex relations in their application to those who have entered, or are entering, on the serious study of practical Qccultism, are in direct conflict with the teachings of H.P. Blavatsky and her Teachers on the subject.
		Bailey explains this as follows: "This means, literally, the control by the initiate of the sex impulse, as usually understood, and the transference of the fire which normally vitalises the generative organs to the throat center, thus leading to creation upon the mental plane through the agency of mind.
	users.aol.com /uniwldarts/uniworld.artisans.guild/HPBvsAB.html (7491 words)

	Theosophy's Shadow: A Critical Look at the Claims and Teachings of Alice A. Bailey by Nicholas Weeks
		Bailey asserted that her teachings are grounded in and do not oppose in any fundamental way Theosophy as lived and taught by HPB and her Gurus.
		Bailey's view that the Theosophical Movement revolves around humanity invoking an avatar and his hierarchy is foreign and opposed to Theosophy as taught by HPB and the Adepts.
		Bailey was critical of the TS and yet the jargon and gush she wrote about the Hierarchy over 30 years (1919- 49) was as bad, if not worse, than that in the TS of the same period.
	www.blavatskyarchives.com /baileyal.htm (3234 words)

	The Watchman Expositor: Alice Bailey Profile
		In 1917, Alice moved to Hollywood to be near the headquarters of the Theosophical Society at Krotona.
		Alice Bailey spent the majority of her years working out what she referred to as "The Plan." As a result of her works, many other groups have been birthed or influenced.
		Man: Alice Bailey did not believe that man is a created being, separate from, and owing his existence to, the transcendant Creator; rather mankind itself and all individuals are expressions or manifestations of the divine, and thus themselves divine.
	www.watchman.org /profile/bailypro.htm (1934 words)

	USM de Grummond Collection - ALICE COOPER BAILEY PAPERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Alice Cooper Bailey was born in December 9, 1890 in San Diego, California.
		She was a member of numerous organizations including the National League of American Pen Women, and served as the president of both the Honolulu and Massachusetts branches, the Hawaiian Historical Society, and the American Automobile Association.
		Bailey's writings were inspired by her experiences in Hawaii.
	www.lib.usm.edu /~degrum/html/research/findaids/bailey,ac.htm (1297 words)

	Alice Bailey and The Inner Nature of Man
		The issue has clearly to be faced that Alice Bailey herself may have written these books; and there are factors for and against this interpretation.
		The books are in her style of English; indeed the Tibetan says in one of them that he is not entirely at ease in the occidental medium and she does claim to have suggested corrections from time to time.
		The basic issue which would set Alice Bailey at loggerheads with the orthodox church is of course the matter of reincarnation, and perhaps something more should be said about it.
	www.wustrust.com /AAB_Inner_Nature.htm (6587 words)

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		The atheistic community considers Bailey's supernaturalism as harmless and is embracing Bailey's concepts due to her desire to destroy orthodox religions, in general, and use their resources for, what she considers to be, the "true" benefit of humankind.
		Bailey writes that H.P.B. was "That great disciple who lighted her torch in the East and brought the light to Europe and America in 1875." (2, Dedication).
		Alice A. Bailey became associated with the Theosophical Society and studied intensely occult methodology and its technical language.
	www.serve.com /herrmann/bailey.htm (14891 words)

	MMI October / November 1996 - Great Teachers of the World
		Alice Bailey's life story is the story of a woman who was destined to play a part in the spiritual history of the world.
		But it was to be a short stay, for by the time she was nine, Alice Bailey had lost both of her parents and was shuttled between relatives for the remainder of her childhood.
		By age thirty-five, Alice Bailey had given birth to three children, suffered the abandonment of her husband, and was supporting her children by working in a sardine factory.
	www.wmea-world.org /MMI/10-11-96.html (4423 words)

	Alice Bailey & Master DK Djwhal Khul: A Satanic Communion
		The bulk of these occult teachings, in Bailey's books, are from her channeled Tibetan master Djwhal Khul (DK); the "Plan" according to the Hierarchy of Ascended Masters.
		So when Bailey's teacher and mentor, H.P. Blavatsky, wrote, "...actually the 'Serpent' was the 'Lord God' himself, who, as the Ophis, the Logos, or the bearer-of divine creative wisdom, taught mankind to become creators in their turn...", [1] Christians must have been horrified.
		Bailey says that the "Planetary Logos" is called the First Kumara, "the one Initiator," and "he came to this planet from Venus." [2] An allusion to Lucifer and his traditional association with Venus (Son of the Morning).
	www.conspiracyarchive.com /NewAge/Alice_Bailey.htm (3387 words)

	The Pseudo-Occultism of Mrs. Alice Bailey - by Alice Leighton Cleather and Basil Crump
		Bailey's idea of response to "high vibration" would presumably be identical with a "response" to her own "message," as she terms it in her opening chapter.
		Bailey's presumably "inspired" views (one must not forget her alleged "Tibetan" teacher) on sex relations in their application to those who have entered, or are entering, on the serious study of practical Occultism, are in direct conflict with the teachings of H.P. Blavatsky and her Teachers on the subject.
		Bailey explains this as follows: "This means, literally, the control by the initiate of the sex impulse, as usually understood, and the transference of the fire which normally vitalises the generative organs to the throat center, thus leading to creation upon the mental plane through the agency of mind.
	www.theosophical.ca /Pseudo-OccultismOfBailey.htm (7588 words)

	Bailey, Alice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Alice Bailey: Portrait of Leo Rising - An esoteric interpretation of the astrological chart of Alice A. Bailey.
		Alice Bailey-Book Excerpts - A collection of excerpts from a 1978 compilation of the esoteric, spiritual and philosophical writings of Alice Bailey.
		The Watchman Expositor: Alice Bailey Profile - A biography on Bailey, with rebuttals on some of her ideas using the Bible as a source.
	www.katinkahesselink.net /Bailey-Alice.htm (275 words)

	Brotherhood and freemasons. Fraternity and freemasonry Alice Bailey
		Alice Bailey and the Master Tibetan worked together for 30 years.
		This was done by him, as well as the addition, in the second part of the book, of an article of Alice Bailey published for the first time in the journal "The Master Mason", and also of the text of a conference addressed by Foster Bailey to a Lodge in New Jersey.
		Neither I nor Alice Ann Bailey is the least interested in having them acclaimed as inspired writings, or in having anyone speak of them - with bated breath - as being the work of one of the Masters of wisdom.
	members.fortunecity.com /tibetain/freemasonry (2184 words)

	Alice Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Alice A. Bailey's books were "channeled" between 1919 and 1949 by a spiritual entity (Djwhal Khul, the Tibetan), who presented himself as a Master of the White Brotherhood.
		It also is the background for groups such as "Share International", that promotes the return of "Maitreya", or the Christ, although Lucis Trust, the official branches of the Alice A. Bailey's movement, has dissociated itself from it.
		The teaching of Alice A. Bailey is not only available through 25 books, but also in a more structured way through the Arcane school, which feature a mixture of theory, practices, meditations, and exercises.
	bernie.cncfamily.com /spi/bailey/alice_bailey.htm (593 words)

	Alice Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		English-born Alice Bailey failed to gain control of the by-then dogmatized and arrogant Theosophical Society.
		Alice was the wife of a high ranking Mason named Foster Bailey.
		Alice's organization, Lucis Trust, survives to this day, and is very close to the United Nations.
	home.earthlink.net /~alizarin_blaze/id25.html (507 words)

	Masonic brotherhood Freemasons Fraternity Esoteric freemasonry Foster Bailey
		Alice Bailey and the Master Tibetan worked together for 30 years.
		This was done by him, as well as the addition, in the second part of the book, of an article of Alice Bailey published for the first time in the journal "The Master Mason", and also of the text of a conference addressed by Foster Bailey to a Lodge in New Jersey.
		Neither I nor Alice Ann Bailey is the least interested in having them acclaimed as inspired writings, or in having anyone speak of them - with bated breath - as being the work of one of the Masters of wisdom.
	www.home.no /alice.bailey.tibetain/freemasonry_master_tibetan (2211 words)

	Alice Bailey
		A prolific writer on mysticism and the founder of an international esoteric movement, Alice Bailey was born on 16th June 1880, in Manchester, the daughter of an engineer.
		And while the Alice Bailey stream has inspired many, it has not gone the way of lesser theosophic and new age teachings like Summit Lighthouse (which also with a series of masters, rays, and so on, derivative of AAB, via the "I AM" movement).
		BLAVATSKY & ALICE BAILEY - from PROTOGONUS SPRING 1989 - The Pseudo-Occultism of Mrs.
	www.kheper.net /topics/Theosophy/Bailey.html (1050 words)

	Alice Bailey's Dark Forces
		Prolific author, channeler and mystic Alice Bailey, in several of her writings has mentioned "dark forces" which are at work in the world in order to slow down the progress of the inevitable "New Age" or "Age of Aquarius".
		Now these "forces" are most prevalent within certain groups, and Bailey has stated that one of their main goals is to impede the coming of this New Age.
		One intriguing part of all of this, is that Bailey was not writing of her own accord, but from what she called a "spirit guide", a supposed spirit of an "ascended master of the Hierarchy" which entered into her and caused her to write these things.
	www.geocities.com /thisword/AliceBailey.htm (418 words)

	Alice Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Alice Bailey Writings are made up of 24 books that were channeled by Alice Bailey from the Ascended Master Djwhal Khul during the first half of the 19th century.
		The Alice Bailey material encompasses and covers the full array of all topics as they concern the Spiritual growth of the individual and the planet as a whole.
		Djwhal Khul prophesized around 1940 in the Alice Bailey books that this would take place when he said that at the turn of the century a fourth dispensation would take place that he and all the Masters would all be involved with.
	www.iamuniversity.org /mysteryschools/alicebailey.html (518 words)

	About Alice Bailey
		Alice Bailey died in month of December of 1949, but not after leaving her great works behind.
		The books of Alice A Bailey are very good, as she was a great writer.
		Alice Bailey gave much to the rise of New Age thinking with her writings.
	www.syl.com /astrology/aboutalicebailey.html (662 words)

	Alice Bailey
		One Sunday, Alice was alone in her room reading, when the door opened and a stranger entered.
		Terrified, she listened as the man dressed in European clothing with a large turban on his head informed her that there was a plan for her to do some work in the world, if she chose to; however, her disposition would have to change.
		Alice Bailey wrote a series of Ageless Wisdom books of teachings from Djwhal Khul that became lauded as classics in occult teaching.
	www.unexplainedstuff.com /Religious-Phenomena/Alice-Bailey.html (322 words)

	ALICE BAILEY'S ANTISEMITISM
		Below are some quotes by the late Alice Bailey, which clearly demonstrate her negative attitudes towards Jews.
		Bailey's philosophy seems to be built on a planned-obsolecence model which says that newer is automatically better.
		Whatever Bailey was "channeling" as "The Tibetan," (supposedly her spirit guide and the esoteric source of this drivel) it was certainly hateful towards Jews and Judaism.
	www.pinenet.com /~rooster/bailey.html (3412 words)

	Expose of the new age
		The specific stages of the Plan were 'transmitted' in detail through Alice Bailey (apparently from 'Djwhal Khul'), beginning in the 1930s, but were kept classified until 1975, when Bailey (by then deceased) gave the NA leaders instructions to go public.
		Bailey variously identified the Jews as the 1st rootrace Lemurians, the 4th Aryan subrace from the age of Aries, or a reincarnated species from the moon and other planets.
		Bailey also commented that "Jews frequently lower the atmosphere of any district in which they reside," but insisted that she herself was not anti-semitic; she was simply stating "an absolute truth" ('Unfinished Autobiography').
	www.jesus-is-lord.com /newage.htm (13217 words)

	Alice Bailey \| A Planet Waves Resource Area
		Alice Bailey : A short discussion of her life and works.
		Alice Bailey's Antisemitism : A critique of her work by an Orthodox Rabbi.
		Alice A. Bailey, H.P. Blavatsky and Helena Roerich : A discussion about the difference between the three women and their traditions.
	www.planetwavesweekly.com /resources/pworldsbailey.html (1080 words)

	Alice Bailey & Master DK Djwhal Khul: A SATANIC COMMUNION
		The bulk of these occult teachings, in Bailey's books, are from her channeled Tibetan master Djwhal Khul (DK) — the "Plan" according to the Hierarchy of Ascended Masters.
		So when Bailey's teacher and mentor, H.P. Blavatsky, wrote, "...actually the "Serpent" was the "Lord God" himself, who, as the Ophis, the Logos, or the bearer-of divine creative wisdom, taught mankind to become creators in their turn...[1]", Christians must have been horrified.
		Bailey says that the "Planetary Logos" is called the First Kumara, "the one Initiator," and "he came to this planet from Venus." [2] An illusion to Lucifer and his traditional association with Venus (Son of the Morning).
	members.tripod.com /~ufonwo/alice-bailey.htm (2790 words)

	Theosophie, francmaconnerie, Alice Bailey et le maitre Tibetain
		Alice Bailey and the Master Tibetan collaborated approximately 30 years.
		This was done by him, as well as the addition, in the second part of the book, of an article of Alice Bailey published for the first time in the magazine "Master Mason", and also of the text of a conference addressed by Foster Bailey to a Lodge of the New Jersey.
		Three types of men have their need met, three major rays are expressed, and the three paths to the Master are trodden, leading all three to the same portal and the same Hierophant.
	www.planeteafrique.com /perso/francmaconnerie/Index.asp?affiche=page-4.asp (621 words)

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