According to Doug, Paul never portrayed Rebazar Tarzs as a real historical person?
"And some of those Eck Masters we can find historical records of, and some we can't.
"Rebazar is one that we can't.
"Why is this Paul's problem? It seems to me that this is something bothering you, not Paul, which would make it your problem, not Paul's. Doesn't it?
Doug.
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.religion.eckankar/MbF_aTpc3vk/Sj3_gtRMBdQJ
So aside from Rob and Kinpa, Doug also tries to make this my problem. Rich Smith and others have tried the same kind of spin.
Let's study this. Shall we? Look what (on the same thread) Doug wrote:
"If Paul was describing a Master he had met through spiritual experiences, why is it so important to you to find a 'real' connection with him?"
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"I see the point you are making, but it doesn't fit for me, since Paul was writing about spiritual experiences. It is you (as others before you) who are trying to treat Rebazar as something historical and physical."
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.religion.eckankar/MbF_aTpc3vk/MPn3J4VI5W4J
Something historical and physical? I and others before me are trying to treat Rebazar as something historical and physical?
Someplace there is a copy of The Key to Eckankar on the Net, I believe. Here is part of a highlighted transcription.
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.religion.eckankar/nD2iq5AOBzc/uyHVPiaceDkJ
BUT MORE THAN THAT ...
"Years ago when I returned from England and went to the northwest to live in Seattle, Washington, Rebazar Tarzs spent considerable time with me in his physical body. It was a case of his manifesting suddenly in his body and giving a series of talks on ECKANKAR, which were to be related to the world. [... .]"
The Key to Eckankar, by Paul Twitchell, p. 3, 4th paragraph (Harold Klemp's Intro. was on pp. 1-2), Copyright 1968, Fourth Printing, 1985 (In the 2003 version as well, I believe).
Doug said "... but it doesn't fit for me ... ."
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.religion.eckankar/MbF_aTpc3vk/MPn3J4VI5W4J
That sounds like Doug's problem. Not mine.