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Saturday, September 22nd, 2007
THEOSOPHY: What it means to me Jennifer Pignataro
THEOSOPHY: What it means to me Jennifer Pignataro
When I was asked to do a lecture for this meeting on “What Theosophy means to me”, I must say, at the time I approached the task with some concern. After all, I had not really considered what this topic means to me personally. I have considered […]
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Saturday, September 15th, 2007
ANIMALS AND PEOPLE by Amanda F. Rooke
I’m going to take this from my experience, that of other traditions, and of Theosophy. The title “Animals and People” suggests a link between these two kingdoms of nature; they’re on adjacent rungs of the evolutionary ladder as in the Kabalistic axiom: “A stone becomes a plant; a plant, a beast; a beast, a man; […]
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Tuesday, August 7th, 2007
THE SEVEN JEWELS OF WISDOM by Stefan Carey
THE SEVEN JEWELS OF WISDOM
By Stefan Carey
Introduction: Many ages ago, the knowledge of advanced men and women acquired through their explorations of consciousness were summarised for us lesser mortals in various ways. One of these summaries was called the Seven Jewels of Wisdom. Once the Seven Jewels have been fully understood, you can act as […]
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Monday, August 6th, 2007
Angels by Amanda Rooke
ANGELS: Who or What are they?
Amanda Rooke
This talk is trying to define and describe invisible beings which therefore are beyond our comprehension, mainly from the Bible, and searching out the pre-Christian, especially Jewish, sources of angelology, merged with the theosophical angle.
Anna, in Mister God, this is Anna, said: “Most of an angel is in the inside […]