New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

PRAYER. was read by title ana referred 10 the general
secretary In answer to request from the chairman
for criticisms Mr. Keishtleys paper. Mr.. Frank OF
Jamestown, wanted TO know how al The meiaphJ seal
basis entered into practical life. l. it possible ne
asked that before lie appreciate tLe true yhys
cal idea Of life each individual must applch"nd It's
metaphysical basis must De capable Of entering INTO
sach Il metaphy steal investigation, and be caplbic OF
saving that this Is the reason / am Thcosophist.
FOR have mcaphysicaly reasoned out lis pfopcs
tions and they have become 10 me actual states oil
consciousness think that this Is impossible
George T. Ayres. OF Boston. thought that the last
speaker misunderstood what had been said "What
| understood from The paper said he, was that
there exists In the Thc0sopLical society condemns
ton OF metaphy steal thinking ana metaphysical as
cussiOn, and Brother Kelghtley says tlat that con
dcmnation Is wrong because everybody, whether ne
knows II not, must be mciaphy Sicah 10 cer''"
extent"
basis that metaphy seal thought gives ere for ones
actions rcsu ii necessarily III people becoming active
and useful nlcinbcrs OF society," sentiment which a
Claude ]. Wrichl Of London said Il agree with
everybody and myself daughter Tor You are w l,iA
nc mere from tile address which made last nlehl
Gaughtcr) and which Brother Kcighlcy has copici
renewed laughter The question PromSnt mt o % AND ND
that is wrong. People have been doing right without
Knowing why and now they are dong M'9 ,,n ~ '" nd
wncr We know why do right we won't do wrong
Npnlausel , so,,. .r,o
,,',,. ~, o+,ncy mas answered Mr.. Franks question
whether it is not absolutely necessary fer man nan. 10
know metaphysics before he can Il" goou
Mir keIgney dd not say that IL was n''c,-'N
The answer to Ercler Frank Is tiia' III Ol',L 20 w,
good Theosophis it Is absolutely necessary ,ia A",
must first know the mclapi}sdf'I pasS Hiding Elm
you are S'.1.ng ne precmi p' i5C ;enr'tavc
of the other school. and bring about an cl;,iiiin
which car only BE- brought nncnt 10y thr opiIanc,t
of two forces, just as yCu nave cen stars ,HIf IN
4 nrncIiral person. who shOud devote mii,rii ~
On If school again tAppliuse.l such persons ~
rs saw read about Thoo,oihy. and Their" Tor .Nilnp'
they cone across the word 'cmpriciNi. anu pt c ~
hy 'licntly without knowing what II means. y ""
setting sin OF Americans. If may De 1o'Ini,,n ~,
is tnG c,r rspiG n, ph ng shond be made
practical. The questions p BY ngn , , y, oior
cciy from time to tine h"M M6 l Haap ,honsev"t in
A. / o'clock Tie convention adjourned rI'l E,n
n..t ON rcaSss milling. Claude Wright, OF i"ni,,h'
sDohr Of the necessity Of extending inc nhiI
anl TO this end approved OF nc IDEA c 'mlp" th
members under crra:n x gI0 w"md be likely after
ward to become associate members. or hc''T, ,l'
become aiiia,ed with the society in regular ana per
Eam Of Franc,;G o and r., Mr ,6I SSG ca
ho,h of Brooklyn Albert /. Fading. OF Chicago =
F. IIecht DR.. Day Miss Anna NJ siaber' E Ir,n'm
81 New Haven: Harold Pcrcival. Delegate smylhc OF
toronto j. Gulld.ord White. washington u: T. Pa'-
'en and Gh" ,92s Ef IA g 10 ,Ss Chairman
IN The committee on reception. 10 Tie Tribune " !"1
The careful ard elaborate rep3rS OF the mromav
Albany. who acted stcnograpl'r. after "4i'h '"'
convention adjourned without day. w. p,,o, many
OF The members mained TO hear 'cn mlnn,N n ,nN
iy Berimm Kciehiley on he .dy Of "Ha s nG
dclccgss assembled on The ,Nop in font OF The hon"
in Madison ave and were photographed in group