2009 Report on the Letters to Adyar – download PDF
Hello all
You’re invited to read the letters sent in for the April “Justice for Judge” movement in this AQ Supplement.
The devotion and gratitude shown to WQJ is inspiring – do read a few. Some have an elegant, simple sincerity (Letter #16), others go into important historical context (#13) and a remarkable one (#2) is signed by 26 people from Mexico. In all, 44 people signed letters.
To make your voice also count, you may consider joining the campaign in April 2010, and 2011… until justice is done where it’s due.
The AQ Editors
Brasília May 14, 2009
Dear Friends,
This is the 2009 Report on the Letters to Adyar, on Justice to Judge.
It goes to all 2009 letter-senders and to a few more friends of the initiative who may not have sent letters in 2009.
This report includes only the letters whose copies have been sent to us, and which are reproduced below. Other letters have been sent to Adyar whose copies did not arrive to us so far, and therefore are not formally counted here.
We have been sending letters to Mrs. Radha Burnier for four years now. It is just the beginning of a movement to yearly celebrate W.Q. Judge’s life and work for humanity, while also writing about him to our friends in Adyar. Local and national initiatives are important. Each letter is open and should be published, discussed and circulated among students of Theosophy everywhere.
Therefore — besides keeping the chain of yearly letters to Adyar, which is the formal foundation of the movement — there is a number of creative initiatives which may be taken in the future, whenever possible around April 13th.
What has been part of the movement’s rhythm so far?
1) In 2006, six letters were sent from four countries.
2) In 2007, we had ten letters from five countries.
3) In 2008, eleven letters were sent from five countries.
4) In 2009, we have eighteen letters from six countries.

