Etznab
2022-03-07 19:26:58 UTC
"This 1963 pre-eckankar article by Paul Twitchell clearly reveals the truth:
he made it all up. ... a new religion, entitled 'Eckankar,' a Hindy word meaning Union with God. [... .]"
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.religion.eckankar/c/sTidxA6VGWY/m/X1DfPRasYAEJ
References here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-M0yAR0UPhPU2RiVldmYzY3UUE/view?resourcekey=0-skJmVyDNPAexEGl8WDUEPw
and here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-M0yAR0UPhPVExRd3lXdHY2Mnc/view?resourcekey=0-yxR2sM5K1tBZ6pp8_JEmhA
So it might seem that "IT" ("Eckankar") happened after this word first appeared in print. However, before that, was the word "Ekankar". For example:
A quote by Doug Marman:
"Here is a transcription of Paul's actual words in the 1966 talk: Names, Places and Sounds in the Discourses.
"Eckankar is the Science of Total Awareness because it is dealing with the upper planes, and it can go quite deeply into the life of the upper planes. You’ll find that the word of itself is a mispronounced or corrupted spelling that came out of the word E-k-a-n-k-a-r (Paul verbally spells the word out), which means the One Supreme All-inclusiveness of God, or the Co-Worker of God."
So evidently Paul knew about the spelling Ekankar. Paul knew this spelling as it was included in one of the most heavily plagiarized sources. Example:
[...]
"In the literature of the saints, God is expressed by many words, such as Soami, Ekankar, Nirankar, Radha Soami, Akal, Nirala, Anami, Agam, Alakh, Sat Purush, Prabhu, Prabhswami, Hari Rai, Akshar, Parameshwar, Akshar Purush, etc. All of these words have been coined in an effort to convey to human intelligence some idea of what the saints think of God, or Lord God, the highest power. Ekankar means the 'one oneness', the body of oneness. Nirankar means 'without body or form'. Soami or Swami means the 'all-pervading lord'. [... .]
[Based on: The Path of the Masters, by Julian Johnson, Copyright 1939, Sixteenth Edition 1997, Chap. Five: God and the Grand Hierarchy of the Universe, pp. 242-245. - The Path of the Masters was reportedly written in the 1930s.]
http://www.archive.org/stream/ThePathOfTheMasters/ThePathOfTheMasters_djvu.txt
http://www.archive.org/stream/ThePathOfTheMasters/ThePathOfTheMasters#page/n1/mode/2up
Paul Twitchell's own version subsequent to that includes:
"Rebazar Tarzs paused for a few minutes to catch his breath. I looked out the open window at the rocks where a frenzy of violent forces were causing a great upheaval of slate, limestone, lava, granite and sandstone, mixing all into strange patterns.
"The cliffs across from the mud hut showed formations twisted and turned into gigantic whorls. I was looking at these, wondering why the SUGMAD had let nature run wild, when Tarzs spoke again.
[...]
"In the literature of the sacred, this divine formless spirit is expressed by many names, such as, ECKANKAR, Nirankar, Akal, Nirala, Anami, Agam, Alakh, Sat Purush, Prabhu, Prabhswami, Akashar, Paramakshar, Purusha.
"All of these words have been coined in an effort to convey to human intelligence some idea of what the Saints think of the SUGMAD, or Lord God, the highest power.
"ECKANKAR means the one oneness, the body of oneness. All, or Totality - this is the secret name og God or the SUGMAD which will be creeping into these talks between us as I go deeper into this philosophy.
[...]
"He finished, stood up and looked around. Outside the mountains had turned a pinkish color and then green. It was time to go and I left knowing that on the morning, Rebazar Tarzs would start again on his discussions of the Far Country.
"I would be back."
[Based on: The Far Country, by Paul Twitchell, Copyright 1970, Eighth Printing - 1983, Chapter. One: The Far Country. - The Far Country was reportedly written about 1963-1964.]
http://www.archive.org/stream/farcountry017342mbp/farcountry017342mbp_djvu.txt
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.religion.eckankar/c/s2TFyudXw38/m/SazUK4FIAQAJ
he made it all up. ... a new religion, entitled 'Eckankar,' a Hindy word meaning Union with God. [... .]"
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.religion.eckankar/c/sTidxA6VGWY/m/X1DfPRasYAEJ
References here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-M0yAR0UPhPU2RiVldmYzY3UUE/view?resourcekey=0-skJmVyDNPAexEGl8WDUEPw
and here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-M0yAR0UPhPVExRd3lXdHY2Mnc/view?resourcekey=0-yxR2sM5K1tBZ6pp8_JEmhA
So it might seem that "IT" ("Eckankar") happened after this word first appeared in print. However, before that, was the word "Ekankar". For example:
A quote by Doug Marman:
"Here is a transcription of Paul's actual words in the 1966 talk: Names, Places and Sounds in the Discourses.
"Eckankar is the Science of Total Awareness because it is dealing with the upper planes, and it can go quite deeply into the life of the upper planes. You’ll find that the word of itself is a mispronounced or corrupted spelling that came out of the word E-k-a-n-k-a-r (Paul verbally spells the word out), which means the One Supreme All-inclusiveness of God, or the Co-Worker of God."
So evidently Paul knew about the spelling Ekankar. Paul knew this spelling as it was included in one of the most heavily plagiarized sources. Example:
[...]
"In the literature of the saints, God is expressed by many words, such as Soami, Ekankar, Nirankar, Radha Soami, Akal, Nirala, Anami, Agam, Alakh, Sat Purush, Prabhu, Prabhswami, Hari Rai, Akshar, Parameshwar, Akshar Purush, etc. All of these words have been coined in an effort to convey to human intelligence some idea of what the saints think of God, or Lord God, the highest power. Ekankar means the 'one oneness', the body of oneness. Nirankar means 'without body or form'. Soami or Swami means the 'all-pervading lord'. [... .]
[Based on: The Path of the Masters, by Julian Johnson, Copyright 1939, Sixteenth Edition 1997, Chap. Five: God and the Grand Hierarchy of the Universe, pp. 242-245. - The Path of the Masters was reportedly written in the 1930s.]
http://www.archive.org/stream/ThePathOfTheMasters/ThePathOfTheMasters_djvu.txt
http://www.archive.org/stream/ThePathOfTheMasters/ThePathOfTheMasters#page/n1/mode/2up
Paul Twitchell's own version subsequent to that includes:
"Rebazar Tarzs paused for a few minutes to catch his breath. I looked out the open window at the rocks where a frenzy of violent forces were causing a great upheaval of slate, limestone, lava, granite and sandstone, mixing all into strange patterns.
"The cliffs across from the mud hut showed formations twisted and turned into gigantic whorls. I was looking at these, wondering why the SUGMAD had let nature run wild, when Tarzs spoke again.
[...]
"In the literature of the sacred, this divine formless spirit is expressed by many names, such as, ECKANKAR, Nirankar, Akal, Nirala, Anami, Agam, Alakh, Sat Purush, Prabhu, Prabhswami, Akashar, Paramakshar, Purusha.
"All of these words have been coined in an effort to convey to human intelligence some idea of what the Saints think of the SUGMAD, or Lord God, the highest power.
"ECKANKAR means the one oneness, the body of oneness. All, or Totality - this is the secret name og God or the SUGMAD which will be creeping into these talks between us as I go deeper into this philosophy.
[...]
"He finished, stood up and looked around. Outside the mountains had turned a pinkish color and then green. It was time to go and I left knowing that on the morning, Rebazar Tarzs would start again on his discussions of the Far Country.
"I would be back."
[Based on: The Far Country, by Paul Twitchell, Copyright 1970, Eighth Printing - 1983, Chapter. One: The Far Country. - The Far Country was reportedly written about 1963-1964.]
http://www.archive.org/stream/farcountry017342mbp/farcountry017342mbp_djvu.txt
https://groups.google.com/g/alt.religion.eckankar/c/s2TFyudXw38/m/SazUK4FIAQAJ