Colonel
Henry Steel Olcott died on February 17, 1907 in Adyar, India, at the age of 74.
And a few
years later Charles Leadbeater assured that Colonel Olcott was soon reincarnate,
since in his book "The Inner Life II" he stated that:
« Of his future we can say little as
yet. By the time that these lines are before the reader, it is probable that he
will be again in incarnation. He has earnestly wished this, in order that he
may work along with Madame Blavatsky in her present incarnation.
How far his desire will be granted,
I cannot yet tell. Certainly he will be employed wherever the Masters think
that he will be most useful. His great talent is organization, and we have seen
that he has already practiced it in Zoroastrianism, in the great missionary
enterprise of Buddhism and in the foundation of the Theosophical Society. No
doubt he may have similar work to do in connection with the next great
religion, and again at the establishment of the Sixth Root-Race.
Be that as it
may, the great man whom in his last life we knew as Henry Steele Olcott will be
ready to bear his part in all such activities, to lead us as he led us before,
devoted as ever to the service of his Master, faithful as ever through life and
through death. »
(Chapter
"Faithful unto death")
That book
was published in 1912, and a few years later Annie Besant claimed that Colonel
Olcott had already reincarnated:
« Henry Steel
Olcott ... threw away his mortal body, rested a few years, and then came back
among us as a small child, now a child full of promise for the future. »
(Adyar
Bulletin, January 1918)
Annie Besant
must have naively repeated what Charles Leadbeater had told her, and that
statement was most likely another lie invented by Leadbeater.
Subsequently
I do not find that these two individuals have returned to speak of the new
reincarnation of Colonel Olcott; they probably preferred to stop publicizing
that matter, and the most certain is that Henry Olcott has not reincarnated yet
but he is in Devachan (the heavenly paradise).
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