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Author: David Christopher Lane Publisher: Alt.religion.eckankar Publication date: 1996
E-mail David Christopher Lane
directly at dlane@weber.ucsd.edu
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New Plagiarism Excerpt: FLUTE OF GOD (Chapter 6, as it appeared in ORION): pages 43 and 44 by Paul Twitchell and copyrighted in 1967 compare with THE MYSTICISM OF SOUND by Hazrat Inayat Khan, pages 64-65 (original copyright date 1923) Here we go: Hazrat Inayat Khan writes: "The Supreme Being has been called by various names in different languages, but the mystics have known him as HU. . . the only name of the Nameless. . . The word Hu is the spirit of all sounds and of all words, and is hidden within them all, as the spirit in the body. It does not belong to any language, but no language can help belonging to it. This alone is the true name of God, a name that no people and no religion can claim as their own." Paul Twitchell writes: "The Supreme has been called various names in different languages, but is known to those who recognize the real wisdom as HU, the name of the nameless one. The word HU is the spirit of all sounds and of all words, and is hidden under them all, as the spirit of soul. It does not belong to any language, but no language can help belonging to it. This alone is the true name of God, a name that no people and no religion can claim as their own." (Sider bar note: This is just a glimpse of that purloined section. Notice how the last few sentences are almost identical.) ------------------ 2nd New Plagiarism Excerpt: FLUTE OF GOD (Chapter 6, as it appeared in ORION): pages 43 and 44 by Paul Twitchell and copyrighted in 1967 compare with THE MYSTICISM OF SOUND by Hazrat Inayat Khan, pages 64-65 (original copyright date 1923) Sample 2 Hazrat Inayat Khan writes: "This word is not only uttered by human beings, but is repeated by animals and birds." Paul Twitchell writes: "This word is not only uttered by human beings, but it is repeated by animals and birds." --------------- Sample 3 Hazrat Inayat Khan writes: "All things and beings proclaim this name of the Lord for every activity of life expresses distinctly... this very sound." Paul Twitchell writes: "All things and beings, exclaim this name of the Lord, for every activity of life expresses distinctly this very sound." ------------------ Sample 4 Hazrat Inayat Khan writes: "This is the word mentioned in the Bible as existing before the light came into being, 'In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.'" Paul Twitchell writes: "This is the word mentioned in the Bible as existing before light came into this world, 'In the beginning was the Word, an the Word was with God, and the Word was God.'" ----------- Sample 5 Hazrat Inayat Khan writes: "In English the word 'human' explains two facts that are characteristic of humanity: Hu means God and man means mind. . ." Paul Twitchell writes: "In English the word human explains two facts which are characteristic of humanity--Hu means God, and man means mind."
