“The Aztec magicians (and most of the natives of pre-columbian America) smoked tobacco when they signed a pact with the Spaniards. They did this with the objective of preparing the atmosphere for the signing of the pact and in order to have friendly conversation. However, we recommend the burning of frankincense for these objectives, because the smoking of the tobacco has the effect of converting itself into a filthy and disgusting vice.” – Samael Aun Weor

That recording was made in the living room of their home.

Master Litelantes (one of the 42 judges of karma) liked to test Master Samael’s disciples in order to see how much they love the teachings. Many fanatics withdrew when they saw her coming down from the second floor into the living room of their house and smoking cigars.

Master Samael was always asking her not to do that, which she always did, nonetheless. Thus, Master Samael was preparing them, beforehand, to see her smoking. She finally came down from the second floor with a cigar in her mouth, and served bread with coffee to all of them, and to see if those Colombians could pass the test.

Master Helen Petrovna Blavatsky did the same thing.



So……

So she sinned, is that what you are saying or was she testing her disciples?

All I know that it's a sin.

Study this!

"All I know that it's a sin."

"Wherefore I say unto you, All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven unto men (and women): but the blasphemy against (Binah, Iod-Hava Elohim) the Holy Spirit (that is fornication) shall not be forgiven unto men (and women). And whosoever speakth a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him (or her): but whosoever speaks against the Holy Spirit, it shall not be forgiven him (or her), neither in this world, neither in the world to come." - Matthew 12:31-32