Alice wasn"t sure what to do with the chapters. She tucked them away, waiting for guidance.
Around the time that the Tibetan made his first contact with Alice, Foster was appointed as national secretary of the Theosophical Society. A few weeks later, Alice was appointed both editor of the sectional magazine, The Messenger, and chair of the committee running Krotona. They both earned ten dollars a week. Their associate, Dr Woodruff Shepherd, was appointed as publicity director. The three appointments meant Foster, Alice and Woodruff were in charge of all the policies, principles and associated administration of the society. They were also friends with Krotona"s founder, attorney and banker Albert Powell Warrington. A self-contained and handsome man, Albert was the personal representative o
