In the first chapter of their book "Man: From Whence, How and Whither," Charles Leadbeater and Annie Besant stated:
« Jupiter is not yet inhabited, but its moons are, by beings with dense physical bodies. »
(p.7)
OBSERVATIONS
This book was first published in 1913, but sixty years later, the space
exploration carried out in the 1970s proved that the claim made by
Charles Leadbeater and Annie Besant was false.
Some
scientists theorize that there could be oceans beneath the surface of
some of Jupiter's moons (mainly Europa) where some form of physical life
could have developed.
But
that is not what Leadbeater and Besant meant; rather, the couple
claimed that through their clairvoyance they had visited the
extraterrestrial humans who inhabit the moons of Jupiter.
And I can assure you of this because Leadbeater and Besant said something similar in another book of theirs entitled "The Inner Life" Vol. 2 (1912) where they claimed that through their clairvoyance they
visited Mars and Mercury and saw the Martians cultivating flowers and
the Mercurials having to make great leaps to be able to enter inside
their houses.
But
the space explorations that took place a few decades later proved that
those claims were also mere fantasies imagined by this couple.
The
thing is, Leadbeater and Besant accepted the prevailing belief of their
time that the other planets in the solar system were also physically
inhabited like Earth, and based on this false belief they imagined those
accounts and assured their followers that they were "true clairvoyant
visions".
The
Theosophical Society of Adyar, in an attempt to conceal the
charlatanism of Leadbeater and Besant, stopped publishing the book "Man: From Whence, How and Whither".
And in the book "The Inner Life II" they removed the text where Leadbeater and Besant talk about Martians and Mercurials.
But the old editions of these books are proof that Leadbeater and Besant did indeed assert those enormous lies.
CONCLUSION
This is further proof of the enormous charlatanism of Charles Leadbeater and Annie Besant.
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