There can be no other end to it than that the growth of the Society will soon be split up into various sects, as many as there are leaders, and as hopelessly fatuous as the 350 odd Christian sects which exist in England alone at the present time. Brothers and Sisters in America, it is in your hands to decide whether it shall be realized or not. You work and work hard. But to work properly in our Great Cause it is necessary to forget all personal differences of opinion as to how the work is to be carried on. Let each of us work in his own way and not endeavor to force our ideas of work upon our neighbors.
Theosophy is essentially unsectarian, and work for it forms the entrance to the Inner life.
But none can enter there save the man himself in the highest and truest spirit of Brotherhood, and any other attempt at entrance will either be futile or he will lie blasted at the threshold. But Karma will reconcile all our differences of opinion. But as strict an account will be taken of the work which any one, by indulging in personal grievances, may have hindered his neighbors from doing. So surely as there is a Karmic power behind the Society will that power exact the account for its hindrance, and he is a rash and ignorante man who opposes his puny self to it in the execution of its appointed task. Here we have organized the British Section of the Theosophical Society with the help and under the orders of the President-Founder, Colonel Olcott.