Weekly Theme for Contemplation: Imagination and Fantasy
Weekly Theme for Contemplation: Imagination and Fantasy “Unless the imagination is purified by being withdrawn from ‘self-satisfying fantasy’, and rea... Read more
Weekly Theme for Contemplation: Imagination and Fantasy
“Unless the imagination is purified by being withdrawn from ‘self-satisfying
fantasy’, and reaches beyond itself, it will be impossible to light up the pristine ray
of true vision.” — Aquarian Almanac
Weekly Almanac: Quotes of the Day
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Weekly Themes for Contemplation: Current Discussions
Weekly Theme for Contemplation: Suffering and Its Solvent
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Weekly Theme for Contemplation: Meister Eckhart
Weekly Theme for Contemplation: Meister Eckhart “Metaphysical darkness is that to which nothing is added to make light.” — Aquarian Almanac Read more
Key Concepts: Current Discussions
Theosophical Tenets: Involution and Evolution
Involution/Evolution The whole of antiquity was imbued with that philosophy which teaches the involution of spirit into matter, the progressive, downw... Read more
Theosophical Tenets: Cycles
Cycles: “This second assertion of the Secret Doctrine is the absolute universality of that law of periodicity, of flux and reflux, ebb and flow,... Read more
Theosophical Tenets: The Absolute
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Sacred Texts: Current Discussions
Theosophical Tenets: Involution and Evolution
Involution/Evolution The whole of antiquity was imbued with that philosophy which teaches the involution of spirit into matter, the progressive, downw... Read more
Sacred Texts: The Voice of the Silence
The Voice of the Silence Fragment 1 Translation: Helena Petrovna Blavatsky Read more
Sacred Texts: The Crest Jewel of Wisdom Part 1
The Crest Jewel of Wisdom Attributed to Shankara Acharya Translated by Charles Johnston To Him I make obeisance, who is the end of all wisdom, the goa... Read more
Secret Doctrine: Current Discussions
Secret Doctrine Study Aids 2019
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The Gupta Vidya 2019
The Gupta Vidya: Secret Doctrine Study Theme for 2019 “The seeds of Wisdom cannot sprout and grow in airless space. To live and reap experience, the... Read more
Secret Doctrine Study Aids for 2018
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