FIRST DECLARATION
Annie Besant first said that Blavatsky had been reincarnated as the daughter of the orthodox brahmin Chakravarti.
This
was because she had become a disciple of this brahmin in 1893 and
she blindly believed everything he told her, and this individual claimed
to her that Blavatsky had been reincarnated in her little girl.
On this subject, theosophist AJ Hamerster wrote:
« Perhaps
it is appropriate to repeat a story that Mr. N. Sri Ram, who was for a
long time the faithful secretary of Dr. Annie Besant, told me.
Dr.
Besant was once traveling with Rai Bahadur G. N. Chakravarti (Inspector of
Schools in the United Provinces) and Chakravarti's daughter, when
suddenly the girl impulsively touched the HPB ring that Dr. Besant was
wearing on her finger, and the girl said to her: “I gave that to you". »
(Theosophist, January 1939, p.276)
Chakravarti was a very deceitful man, so I'm convinced that he told his daughter to do and say that to convince Besant.
And theosophist Ferdinand T. Brooks added:
« On
December 17, 1900, I landed in Bombay and immediately went to the very
center of the esoteric tornado—namely, to Mrs. Besant's small house in
Varanasi. It is called Shânti Kunja, which means "the Grove of Peace," and it is located next to another
house known as 'The Seat of Wisdom,' where Mr. Chakravarti lived.
. . .
After
the Convention which took place a few days later, I remained there
until April 1901 to recover as my health was still very weak.
I
learned that it was firmly believed there that HPB had reincarnated in
Mr. Chakravarti's young daughter, who would be three years old. »
(The TS and its Esoteric Bogeydom, p.118-121)
SECOND DECLARATION
Later,
Annie Besant forgot her previous statement and went on to claim that
Blavatsky had been reincarnated in the body of an Indian boy.
This
was because the deceitful Charles Leadbeater gradually maneuvered to
make Annie Besant trust Chakravarti less and less and him more and more.
And
that is how Annie Besant stopped blindly believing what Chakravarti
told her and began blindly believing what Leadbeater told her.
And Leadbeater told Besant many lies, including that Blavatsky had been reincarnated as an Indian boy.
And
Annie Besant also completely believed what Leadbeater asserted, since
the journalist Gertrude Marvin Williams, in the biography she wrote
about her, pointed out that Mrs. Besant told reporters that Blavatsky's spirit, after her death, had entered
the body of a fourteen-year-old Hindu boy, whose soul had separated from
this body because it had just drowned.
Besant
also informed reporters that previously the boy only spoke Hindi and
Sanskrit, but after he had miraculously been resurrected he spoke
Russian, French, German and Hebrew.
And
initially it was intended that this teenager would be the "vehicle" for
the coming of the World Teacher, but this proposal was later abandoned
and the boy was sent to Tibet to study with the Masters.
(See “The Passionate Pilgrim, A Life of Annie Besant” by Gertrude Marvin Williams, John Hamilton Ltd Publishers, London, 1931, pp. 272-273)
OBSERVATION
But
those two statements are false because Master Kuthumi, in a letter he
sent to Annie Besant, revealed that Blavatsky had much work to do on the
subtle planes and that it would be a long time before she reincarnated.
And
this shows how gullible Annie Besant was, who accepted without question
or reflection what her beguiling gurus told her, and instead paid no
attention to the messages sent to her by the Masters.


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