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	2012: Or Why the World Isn't Ending Just Yet!	Jim Kenney	Dec 20 2010	The latest New Age apocalyptic preoccupation is based on a curious misreading of the ancient Maya calendar. Jim Kenney examines a great story woven from poor scholarship.
	The Adventure of Dying	Glenn Mullin	Jan 3 2012	Explore how we might prepare ourselves for the moment of death. Glenn's recent book, The Tibetan Book of the Dead, An Illustrated Edition, is a re-contextualization of the classic Tibetan text and provides the basis for this workshop.
	Adyar: Home of the Theosophical Society	Steve Schweizer	Sep 1 1993	A documentary of life at the international headquarters of the Theosophical Society, which is located at Adyar, a suburb of Chennai, India. Sold on DVD as part of a 2-part set entitled Discovering the Theosophical Society.
	Aging and Dying: A Journey into the Soul	Ram Dass	Apr 29 2003	When we approach aging in a conscious way, we discover that it is an exquisitely designed system for moving us out of the ego and into the soul. The speaker shares his stories about these profound stages in our spiritual journey.
	Alone and Together: Welcoming an Emerging Wholeness	Maria Parisen	Jul 22 2012	A hidden wholeness is said to embrace and inform all creation. We may discover that undivided unity as the future unfolds within and through us. A presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Ancient Mysteries and Modern Masonry	John Algeo	Nov 3 2005	What have the ancient mysteries of Eleusis, Isi, and Mithra got to do with modern Freemasonry? Find out as we explore aspects of Masonry you may be unaware of.
	Approaches to Discipleship and the Theosophical Society	C.V.K. Maithreya	Jul 18 2011	A lifelong Theosophist shares some insights and perspectives on the meaning and method of spiritual discipleship. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	Are We Alone?	Jim Kenney	Apr 2 2009	Physicist Paul Davies in his book Are We Alone? explores scientific inquiry into the possibility of extra-terrestrial intelligence. If we are not alone, what are the implications for our views of the universe?
	At the Feet of the Master	Jiddu Krishnamurti	Sep 13 1996	Theosophical classic on living the spiritual life, read by actress Dana Ivey.
	Autumnal Equinox: Finding Equilibrium	Dorothy Bell	Dec 6 2010	The Autumnal Equinox is a powerful time of balancing cycles. The speaker explores some practical ways of achieving balance and harmony in our personal relationships.
	Balance in the Physical Realm	Robyn Finseth	Jul 21 2012	Using basic premises learned from ESP, reincarnation, action/reaction, and energy fields, we will explore how healing requires us to not get in our own way. A presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Beehive of Consciousness	Eneida Carbonell	Jul 16 2011	This lecture looks at key features and relations in quantum physics and Theosophy, which suggests that consciousness is the primary reality. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	Before Abraham Was, I Am	Christopher Bamford	Nov 1 2008	Inner Christianity—like inner Judaism and inner Islam—begins with Abraham. This talk will trace the ramifications of his path through examples drawn from the three Abrahamic religions.
	The Bhagavad Gita	Translated by Annie Besant	Nov 26 2007	A dramatic reading, by narrator Paul Meier, of India's greatest Hindu classic. Introduction by John Algeo.
	The Bhagavad Gita: Universality of Humanity's Spiritual Struggle	Swami Purnatmananda Giri	Jan 31 2013	The Bhagavad Gita is part of the great war epic, "The Mahabharata." The warrior Arjuna's situation represents the story of each human being and the spiritual struggle in the battlefield of life.
	Blavatsky's Tibet: Sacred Power Places and their Spiritual Mysteries	Glenn Mullin	Feb 23 2007	This slide lecture journey looks at some of the sacred sites of Central Tibet that are associated with the spiritual legacy of H. P. Blavatsky, co-founder of the modern Theosophical movement, and explores the healing power of pilgrimage.
	The Buddha's Birthday: The Miracle of Being Awake	John Cianciosi	May 3 2012	Millions around the world celebrate the Buddha's birthday on the full-moon of May. What is the significance of this event and how is it relevant for us today? What does the Buddha's enlightenment tell us about our own potential for the "Highest Happiness?
	Buddha's Views on Sexuality and Marriage	John Cianciosi	Jan 19 2012	Most of the views that people hold regarding human sexual conduct come from cultural norms of the society.
	The Buddhist Niyamas: Five Cosmic Laws	Olande Ananda	Jun 14 2012	The Buddha taught that there are five distinct laws, or Niyamas, that cause things to happen. Our present circumstances are the result of countless factors that are always in flux, karma being only one of those factors.
	The Buddhist Path of Serenity and Insight	Ajahn Pasanno	Nov 29 2012	The Buddha taught a path by which people can realize enlightenment. The practice of meditation forms part of this path. It only requires a little effort. Once we see that the mind is the creator of the world, then we can choose what to create.
	Buddhist Sacred Literature	Helen Zahara	May 7 2009	The Buddhist canon is a rich and vast panorama of knowledge. Its religious texts comprise a vast mass of homilies on moral rules, to parables, stories, and biographical episodes, to expositions on deep and abstruse philosophical concepts.
	Cathars, the Good Christians	Holly Sullivan McClure	Jan 20 2011	The speaker is an ordained priest in the Celtic Christian Church. Blending influences from her maternal Cherokee family and her paternal Scottish ancestors, Holly has come up with her own style of storytelling and writing. She is an author of many books.
	Chance or Law in Human Life?	Geoffrey Hodson	Jan 1 1967	Is human life governed by a series of fortuitous occurrences or is there an overriding principle of justice which takes into account our thoughts, motives, and actions?
	Conservative Soul, Liberal Soul	Jim Kenney	Oct 16 2008	Andrew Sullivan, noted conservative columnist who has emerged as one of the sharpest critics of the modern right, has written a powerful account of his own conservatism, The Conservative Soul: How We Lost It and How To Get It Back.
	A Conversation with Joy Mills and Michael Gomes	Joy Mills and Michael Gomes, with Tim Boyd	Jul 21 2012	At a presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America, authors Joy Mills and Michael Gomes engage in a free-wheeling discussion about the Theosophical Society and the Wisdom Tradition.
	Cosmos, Soul, and Holy Ecology	Gabrielle Ulein	Dec 22 2010	Discover earth-care as soul-care and share in what Thomas Berry called “The Great Work” – to assist “the human community toward a more appropriate relationship with this stupendous creation."
	Cracking the Gnostic Code	John Algeo	Nov 9 2006	Gnosis means spiritual knowledge while Gnosticism was an ancient pre-Christian form of esoteric wisdom. The speaker refers to Gnostic texts translated by the 19th century Theosophist G. R. S. Mead, and shows how the Gnostics coded their wisdom.
	Creative Evolution	Amit Goswami	Jul 24 2012	At a presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America, Dr. Goswami looks beyond neo-darwinism to a new theory of creative evolution, which vindicates ideas of H. P. Blavatsky, Sri Aurobindo, and T. de Chardin.
	Curso Introductorio de Teosofía	Enrique Renard (conferencia). Copyright 1997, Your Records, Inc.	Jan 1 1997	Este curso básico de Teosofía es presentado en español por Enrique Renard. El material se basa en el Curso Introductorio de Teosofía, de Emogene Simons. (7 CD's).
	Cynical Idealist vs. Closet Yogi: The Spiritual Paths of John Lennon & George Harrison	Gary Tillery	Oct 27 2011	John Lennon and George Harrison led two widely different spiritual lives. Yet the paths they followed diverged from exactly the same point: an unforgettable experience they shared one night in April of 1965.
	The Dawning of the Theosophical Age	Michael Gomes	Feb 16 2012	Michael Gomes speaks about the function of esoteric history, the use of tradition and lineage, and additional discoveries that he's made about the subject.
	Death and Immortality	Radha Burnier	Jul 23 2000	A presentation at the 114th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, examining the truly immortal nature of the human condition and how we might access it. It is suggested that our fear of physical death and the desire for
	Desire and Spiritual Selfishness	Ed Abdill	Feb 9 2011	In The Voice of the Silence we are told to kill out desire. Yet surely it must have some purpose. If we look closely at the obvious and subtle forms of desire, we may discover both its purpose and the dangers that threaten our Inner Self.
	The Dice Game of Shiva	Richard Smoley	Mar 12 2009	The story of Shiva’s dice game, in which the god always loses to his divine consort, is one of the most profound yet most baffling of Hindu myths. What does this mean in terms of moment-to-moment life?
	Discovering the Path of Least Resistance	John Cianciosi	Oct 1 1998	The “path of least resistance” is not the same as thing as the path of least effort or the path of laziness. It is a way of living that allows us to go from point A to point B while encountering the least amount of misery, strain, and conflict.
	The Divine Plan: The Child of Chaos and Order	Martin Leiderman	Jul 25 2004	A series of talks given at the 118th Annual Meeting and Summer School. Download Handouts
	Does Intention Create the World?	John Cianciosi	Dec 6 2010	Although we speak of the world “out there,” the Buddha taught that the beginning and the end of the world is to be found within this body and mind.
	Earth's Interdimensional Life-forms and Nature Spirits	Atala Dorothy Toy	Nov 1 2012	Trees and rocks hold energy in place for all on earth to enjoy. Not moving very fast and maturing slowly, they embody the experiences and energies they are meant to work with. With careful observation, these energies can be understood.
	Embracing the Ways of Love	Maria Parisen	May 8 2009	The challenge of the spiritual life is first to establish an intimate, conscious connection with the Self within. Mystics of all cultures agree on how to begin, and they offer important insights on what to expect along the way.
	Energetic Connectivity: Coherence, Intuition, and the Heart Field Environment	Rollin McCraty	Jul 23 2012	At a presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America, Dr. Rollin McCraty presents the latest research findings in heart-brain interactions and the state of heart coherence and optimal function.
	Energía Cósmica: Meditación Guiada	Nori Rao	Jan 1 1991	Nori Rao se dedica al es­tudio comparativo de Re­ligiones y Filosofías. Es ins­tructora de Yoga y fundadora de Oneness Network. Preside la Federación de la Florida de la Sociedad Teo­sófica en América.
	The Esoteric Plato	Renee Weber	Jan 1 1977	Basic introduction to Plato, his teachings, and the esoteric and theosophic principles inherent in his teachings.
	The Eternal Pilgrim: A Panel Discussion	Ed Abdill, Sunita & C.V.K Maithreya, Susan Hale, & Maria Parisen	Jul 20 2011	This panel examines the true meaning of spiritual pilgrimage and discipleship. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Etheric Field	Phoebe Bendit	Mar 29 2010	Learn how the etheric field works as a mirror of consciousness, a bridge mechanism.
	The Evolution of God	Jim Kenney	Aug 25 2010	Robert Wright’s latest book, The Evolution of God, offers an account of the development of the idea of God from the perspective of evolutionary psychology. He’s a skeptic; but he excels at tracing how human conceptions of God evolve over time.
	Experiments in Telepathy	David Bruce	Feb 22 2010	What is the recent scientific evidence suggestive of mental telepathy? Theosophy says that thoughts are forms of energy capable of being transmitted from one person to another. Rupert Sheldrake’s fascinating experiments will be discussed.
	Exploring the Ancient Wisdom of Sacred Space and Sound	Susan E. Hale	Jul 16 2011	Susan Hale explores some of the ideas presented in her recently published book of the same title. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Extraordinary Nature of the Ordinary Mind	Joy Mills	Apr 1 1990	Discusses the extraordinary potential of the mind. The speaker draws from the philosophies of Hinduism and Theosophy.
	The Foundation of Our Future	Tim Boyd	Dec 12 2011	In the late 19th century the Theosophical Society came into being to move human thinking to the next level and set the stage for the explosion of involvement in spirituality that we see today. What might be our direction going forward?
	Foundations of the Ageless Wisdom	Ed Abdill	Apr 15 1995	A look at some key Theosophical theories from H. P. Blavatsky's great work "The Secret Doctrine" and their useful application.
	Four Emotions of the Buddha	John Cianciosi	Dec 1 2011	The speaker reflects on what the Buddha called the four "sublime emotions" by which the mind reaches out to the immeasurable world of living beings and embraces them all with a boundless heart.
	The Future of Esoteric Christianity	Richard Smoley	Oct 31 2008	A look at the dilemma of the outer versus the inner circle of religion. Smoley suggests how the external forms of the faith, understood literally, relate to esoteric truths, which point not to historical fact but to inner experience and awakening.
	G. I. Gurdjieff: Waking Up from the Sleep of Daily Life	Richard Smoley	May 24 2012	The great spiritual teacher G. I. Gurdjieff said that human beings actually are asleep in day-to-day life, and that we habitually walk around in a low-grade hypnotic stupor. What is the nature of this waking sleep, and what is the way out of it?
	The Gandhi You May Not Know	Rajmohan Gandhi	Jun 2 2008	The grandson of Mahatma Gandhi brings to light lesser known or unexpected aspects of a famous man we think we know. The speaker offers speculation on approaches Mahatma Gandhi might recommend on today’s critical issues.
	Godseed: The Journey of the Christ	Jean Houston	Jan 1 1992	Written and narrated by Jean Houston.
	The Golden Section and the Roots of Theosophy	Scott Olsen, Ph.D.	Mar 15 2011	Is the Golden Section the mathematical ratio that is the building block of all nature? What is its relationship to Theosophy? The speaker explores some of the insights that led to his award-winning book, “The Golden Section: Nature's Greatest Secret."
	The Golden Section: Nature's Greatest Secret	Scott A. Olsen, Ph.D.	Aug 11 2010	The golden section is a fundamental principle of aesthetics applied in music and architecture, and was taught in the ancient mystery schools of Egypt and Greece; but scientists also see it operating in the transformation of forms, life, and consciousness.
	Good Karma Divorce	Michele Lowrance	Mar 1 2011	The anger and resentment of ending relationships can damage the hearts and destinies of those separating, as well as those around them. Judge Lowrance guides us through the steps necessary to achieve a "Good Karma Divorce."
	Grace and Gratitude: Secrets of a Joy-Filled Life	Andrew Vidich	Nov 15 2012	Enjoying a life filled with inner joy is not only our birthright—it’s why we are here! Learn how we can make each day one rich with joy and inner peace through the gift of gratitude?
	Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? The New Pluralism	Ron Miller	Feb 23 2010	Some of us remember a time when a person rarely saw people different from ourselves. But today it is a rare person who doesn't have someone of a different race, faith, or sexual orientation somewhere in the family. How might we view this new plualism?
	Guideposts for Living: At the Feet of the Master	John Algeo	Sep 29 2003	A presentation of the 117th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, exploring some of the practical insights for living found in At the Feet of the Master, the Theosophical classic written by Jiddu Krishnamurti.
	H. P. Blavatsky Remembered	David Bruce	May 4 2006	May 8 is White Lotus Day, commemorating the passing in 1891 of the principle founder of the Theosophical Society. Learn how this fascinating character labored heroically to bring the Ageless Wisdom to the modern world.
	H. P. Blavatsky: Woman of Mystery---White Lotus Day Commemoration	Stephan Hoeller	May 1 1991	White Lotus Day commemorates H. P. Blavatsky's death. This lecture looks at Blavatsky's many contributions to the ancient wisdom tradition.
	Harry Potter and the Mystic Quest	John Algeo	Sep 9 2001	This entertaining program will reveal metaphysical insights surrounding J.K. Rowling's book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
	Has Man Lived on Earth Before?	Geoffrey Hodson	Jan 1 1967	A basic introduction to the concept of reincarnation.
	Healing Our Religious Wounds	Biship John Shelby Spong	Jun 4 2010	An activist, speaker, and author, Bishop John Shelby Spong is an outspoken advocate for church reform. He shares a message of life based on love not hate, inclusion rather than exclusion, and intelligent, questioning faith rather than blind belief.
	Heart of the Koran	Lex Hixon	Aug 1 1988	"Neither as Christians or Jews," says Hixon, "have members of Western civilization been sensitively educated or even accurately informed about Islam." Also shown is the spiritual practice communally performed by Sufis known as the Zikr.
	Hermeticism and Gnosticism: Volume 1	Stephan Hoeller	Jul 15 2004	The speaker is an author and scholar specializing in Gnosticism and Jungian psychology and a bishop of the Ecclesia Gnostica. A seminar held at the Olcott School of Theosophy at the Theosophical Society in America, Wheaton, Illinois, October 16-20, 2003.
	Hermeticism and Gnosticism: Volume 2	Stephan Hoeller	Mar 24 2008	The speaker is an author and scholar specializing in Gnosticism and Jungian psychology and a bishop of the Ecclesia Gnostica. A seminar held at the Olcott School of Theosophy at the Theosophical Society in America, Wheaton, Illinois, October 16-20, 2003.
	Hermeticism and Gnosticism: Volume 3	Stephan Hoeller	Mar 24 2008	The speaker is an author and scholar specializing in Gnosticism and Jungian psychology and a bishop of the Ecclesia Gnostica. A seminar held at the Olcott School of Theosophy at the Theosophical Society in America, Wheaton, Illinois, October 16-20, 2003.
	Hermeticism and Gnosticism: Volume 4	Stephan Hoeller	Mar 24 2008	The speaker is an author and scholar specializing in Gnosticism and Jungian psychology and a bishop of the Ecclesia Gnostica. A seminar held at the Olcott School of Theosophy at the Theosophical Society in America, Wheaton, Illinois, October 16-20, 2003.
	A Historical Look at the Theosophical Movement	John Cooper	Mar 29 2010	An outline of the history of the Theosophical movement from its inception in 1875.
	How Quantum Activism Can Save Civilization	Amit Goswami	Jul 23 2012	At a presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America, quantum physicist Amit Goswami introduces a new paradigm of science based on quantum physics and the primacy of consciousness.
	How to Meditate	The Theosophical Society in America	Jan 1 1989	Four 15-minute programs within The Eternal Quest National Radio Series. Four programs in 2 parts. (1) Approaches to Meditation, (2) Concentration as Meditation, (3) The Art of Inner Listening, (4) Music as Meditation.
	I'm Dead! Now What?	Dick Brooks	Jul 16 1996	An exploration of religious and Theosophical theories on life after death.
	In the Name of Light	William Meader	Jun 16 2011	Light is a term used in most spiritual traditions to depict the nature of divinity, both within oneself and hidden within the circumstances of life. Indeed, we often describe divinity in terms of the "light of God."
	Interdependence: A Common Thread in Buddhism and Modern Physics	Jim Kenney	May 17 2011	Interdependence - the interpenetration and mutuality of every "thing" in existence with every other - is a central philosophical concept in Mahayana Buddhism. It also resonates in many dimensions of modern physics' emerging map of the universe.
	Interrelations between Planetary and Human Evolution	Victor Gostin	Feb 21 2007	Explore the recent geological and human genetic research showing the relationship between dramatic climate change and the emergence of humankind.
	Journey Into Beauty: How Nature Supports Our Every Step	Kathy Gann	Aug 25 2010	Nature’s beauty is inspiring, but does it provide real support on the spiritual path? The speaker gives examples of how nature provides nourishment, stability, and guidance as we navigate the spiritual path.
	Joyful Gnosis: Gnosticism and Blavatsky's Wisdom	Stepan Hoeller	Jun 16 2004	Over a century ago, H. P. Blavatsky pioneered an understanding of Gnostic spirituality. Beyond Belief by Elaine Pagels has again brought Gnosticism to public attention. This talks compares the Theosophy of Blavatsky with Gnostic spirituality.
	Jung and the Future	Richard Smoley	Sep 22 2011	The great psychologist C. G. Jung was not a prophet, but many of his writings, including "The Red Book and Aeon", offer a prophetic vision for humanity in the present age. What did Jung see and how accurate were his views?
	Kandinsky, Spiritual Insight, and Abstract Art	Dan Noga	Apr 19 2010	Wassily Kandinsky, a major figure in abstract art, was deeply influenced by Theosophy. The speaker explores Theosophical ideas that inspired the artist as well as their influence on the way we perceive reality.
	Karma, Skandhas, and Personality	Shirley Nicholson	Aug 25 2010	This program shows how our personality is made up from forces known as skandhas and how the skandhas create our karma.
	The Key to Theosophy	John Algeo and Anton Lysy	May 11 1999	A contemporary interpretation of H. P. Blavatsky's classic work The Key to Theosophy (1889), an "exposition, in the form of questions and answers, of the ethics, science, and philosophy" for the study of Theosophy.
	Knowledge and Wisdom: A White Lotus Day Talk	David Bruce	May 17 2011	The book "The Voice of the Silence" contains a passage in which the disciple asks the teacher, "What shall I do to reach to wisdom?" In this program, David Bruce explores the relationship between knowledge and wisdom.
	Krishnamurti and Eastern Philosophy	Ravi Ravindra	Apr 25 2002	An exploration of Indian thought, referring especially to the principal Upanishads, the Yoga Sutras, and the Bhagavad Gita in the context of questions raised by the spiritual teacher, Jiddu Krishnamurti.
	Letters to a Dying Friend	Anton Grosz	Jan 1 1991	Based on the Quest Book, this video discusses the near and after death experience. A program in The Eternal Quest video series.
	Light on the Path	Mabel Collins	Sep 13 1996	Produced at the national center of the Theosophical Society in America, this classic on the spiritual path is read by film and stage actress Dana Ivey.
	Lilith: The Cosmic Feminine	M. Kelley Hunter	Nov 5 2009	Renewed interest in the goddess has brought many faces of the divine feminine into modern awareness. Lilith is one of the most alluring and is the name given to four astronomical points; an asteroid, a star, a dark "ghost" moon, and the "black" moon.
	Living Theosophy: At the Feet of the Master	David Bruce, Tim Boyd, Pablo Sender, & Juliana Cesano	Apr 27 2011	This fourth series of 4 programs on "Living Theosophy" explores the teachings given in the book "At the Feet of the Master." 1-Discerning between the Real and the Unreal; 2-The Uncolored Mind; 3-Six Virtues for Daily Living; 4-The Everlasting Web of Love.
	Living Theosophy: Developing Spiritual Wisdom	Pablo Sender	Sep 15 2010	This first series of 4 talks focuses on wisdom and how to attain it. Titles include: The Need for Wisdom, Preparing the Ground, Study as a Form of Yoga, and Reaching the Spiritual Mind.
	Living Theosophy: Light on the Path	Pablo Sender	Oct 19 2011	This sixth series of 4 programs on Living Theosophy explores the Theosophical classic by Mabel Collins, "Light on the Path," which contains terse and somewhat paradoxical instructions for those who would live the spiritual life.
	Living Theosophy: The Evolving Cosmos	Pablo Sender	Nov 14 2012	This 9th series of Living Theosophy programs explores the question, "What is evolution?" Is there a purpose behind it? Explore the aim of human existence in the context of a living cosmos.
	Living Theosophy: The Origin and Constitution of Our Cosmos	Pablo Sender	Apr 25 2012	This 8th series of Living Theosophy programs explores the question, "how did the universe come into being?" Was it created out of nothing? Is there anything other than the matter which we perceive through our senses?
	Living Theosophy: The Soul's Journey through Life and Death	Pablo Sender	Feb 27 2013	Being human, which began with primitive man and ends with an enlightened being, takes eons to accomplish. Explore the natural laws and processes that affect the soul's journey through lives and deaths.
	Living Theosophy: The Transforming Power of Theosophy	Pablo Sender; Vic Hao Chin, Jr.; Micheal Gomes; Adam Warcup; & Tim Boyd	Feb 29 2012	In this 7th "Living Theosophy" series, well-known members of the Theosophical Society delve into the power of Theosophical teachings to fundamentally change our lives.
	Living Theosophy: The Voice of the Silence	Pablo Sender	Jul 27 2011	In this fifth series of 4 programs on Living Theosophy, Pablo Sender discusses teachings found in "The Voice of the Silence" by Mme. Blavatsky, concerning the seeker's inner awakening and development.
	Living Theosophy: The Yoga of Theosophy	Pablo Sender	Dec 6 2010	This second series of 4 programs on "Living Theosophy" explores the relevancy of Theosophy to the spiritual path. Titles include: Introduction, Service as a Spiritual Practice, Study and Transformation, and Theosophical Meditation.
	Living Thesophy: The Masters and Their Wisdom	Pablo Sender & Tim Boyd	Feb 9 2011	This third series of 4 programs on "Living Theosophy" addresses the question of who are the Masters or Adepts mentioned in Theosophical literature? References will be made to the book The Mahatma Letters to A. P. Sinnett.
	Los objetivos de la Sociedad Teosófica	Radha Burnier y Dora Kunz	Jun 1 1986	La entrevista debate el significado de los tres objetivos de la Sociedad Teosófica. ¿cuáles son los conceptos teosóficos más importantes?
	The Mahatmas and Their Letters	Steve Schweizer	Jun 3 2010	Many of the core teachings of Theosophy are found in letters written by “Masters of the Wisdom” to early members of the Theosophical Society. This documentary explores the fascinating people and paranormal events surrounding these mysterious writings.
	Mainstreaming Theosophy	Vicente Hao Chin	Feb 9 2012	Although the Theosophical Society has been in existence for over 136 years, it is not yet in the mainstream of human thought. The speaker suggests what the Theosophical Society can do to integrate its worldview with modern mainstream culture.
	Making Your Mind Your Best Friend	Baba Shuddhaanandaa Brahmachari	Jun 17 2010	In our pursuit of happiness we often seek outside help, but in our darkest moments can feel alone. We learn by reading, attending workshops, and going to schools, yet, we don't tap into the most learned teacher, one that is always available—our minds.
	Manifest Destiny: Theosophical History as Spiritual Narrative	Michael Gomes	Jul 21 2012	At a presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America, historian Michael Gomes suggests that we look at the Founders of the Theosophical Society in a new way: as spiritual metaphors.
	The Mechanism for Knowing	Tim Boyd	Mar 29 2012	Manly Hall, when asked about the source of his profound insight, commented that "often it is easier to know, than to know how you know." If there really are individuals with superior knowledge, how might we access this same power of mind within ourselves?
	Medical Diagnosis by Clairvoyance	Phoebe Bendit	May 14 2010	Phoebe Bendit was born with psychic powers, which she developed to a high degree of accuracy through her work in the medical field. In this talk, Phoebe Bendit and her husband Laurence discuss the power of clairvoyance as a tool for healing.
	Meditation and Higher Consciousness	Pablo Sender	May 31 2012	Simple meditation practices can potentially help us, both physically and psychologically, but can they help us to develop spiritually? Explore how meditation can help us to move beyond self-centered thinking to that of the transpersonal mind.
	The Meditative Path	John Cianciosi	Oct 4 2001	An ordained Buddhist monk uses his own experience to make meditation relevant to contemporary life.
	A Mind to Embrace the Universe	Adam Warcup	Jun 1 1991	With ideas taken from H. P. Blavatsky's great work, "The Secret Doctrine," this program explores the capabilities of the human mind.
	Mindfulness Meditation	Jack Hatfield	Sep 24 2009	A program at the 123rd National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America, examining the theme of "together differently" and the possibility for people of diverse cultural and religious backgrounds coming together in unity.
	Moving Toward Wholeness: Mandalas, Jungian Archetypes, and Self-healing	Barbara Hebert	Feb 9 2006	Using Jungian concepts and mandalas, this experiential program facilitates the understanding of both wholeness and the self-healing archetype.
	The Mysterious Madame Blavatsky	Stephan Hoeller, with William Metzger	Jan 2 1990	Explores H. P. Blavatsky's work in the light of the latest metaphysical developments.
	Mystical Body, Man of Light: The Lost Secret of the Cosmic Christ	Roger Woolger	Nov 1 2008	In this wide-ranging, sometimes startling exploration of lost traditions and little-understood teachings, using stunning slide-images, Dr. Woolger shows how the "Man of Light" pervades the universe in a human yet spiritual form.
	The Mystical Verses of a Mad Dalai Lama	Glenn Mullin	Mar 28 2000	The author details the Tibetan Buddhist institution of the Dalai Lamas with special insights on the second Dalai Lama of Tibet, Gendun Gyatso. A program in the Eternal Quest video series.
	Mysticism and Parapsychology	Joy Mills	Jan 1 1973	The speaker discusses the essential characteristics of the mystical experience and how mysticism relates to paranormal phenomena.
	Mysticism: Bridge to Nowhere	Pedro Oliveira	Apr 26 1995	Mysticism is a radical experience to transcendence. Includes ideas of Rumi, Eckhart, and St. Paul (12 parts on 6 tapes).
	Myth and Meaning in Christianity	Robert Ellwood	May 4 2009	Prof. Ellwood will briefly survey several major types of myth – creation, hero, eschatological, “charter” — with examples from Christianity.
	Myth: A Once and Future Map to the Inner Landscape	John Algeo	May 6 2009	A myth is something that never happened but that is always true—so said Sallustius, a fourth-century Neo-Platonist. That wise old Greek pointed out that myths are about things that happen inside our souls.
	Mythic Woman, Authentic Self	Ananya Rajan	Jun 9 2011	The speaker explains how the idea of the Mythic Woman was created, how it is kept alive through the media and advertising, and how this keeps women from realizing who they truly are as individuals.
	The Nature of the Mystical Experience	Joy Mills	Jan 1 1973	Referring to classic examples of mysticism from both the East and the West, as well as scriptural references, poetry, and literature on the subject, Joy Mills describes the common characteristics of the mystical experience.
	Nature: Gateway to Sacred Treasure	Maria Parisen, Uma Krishnamurthy, Scott Olsen, Jonathan Zimmer, & Amit Goswami	Aug 25 2010	A panel of key speakers from 124th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America, answer questions related to the theme of the conference.
	The Near-Death Experience as a Basis for Religious Unity	Robert Ellwood	Aug 1 1993	Discusses near-death experiences and how they are cross-cultural in nature.
	Near-Death Experience: A Theosophical Perspective	Betty Bland	Apr 18 1996	Betty Bland relates her personal experience of the near-death state to Theosophy.
	The New Atheists	Ron Miller	May 6 2009	Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris are two representatives of a new wave of atheism in the post-9/11 world. The speaker examines some of the more popular arguments used by this new breed of atheists to see if they have any merit.
	The Objects Unveiled	Ed Abdill	Aug 25 2010	An overview of the three objects of the Theosophical Society; should their wording be changed to suit the times or not?
	The Obligatory Pilgrimage	C.V.K. Maithreya	Jul 17 2011	In The Secret Doctrine by H. P. Blavatsky, the author speaks of an "obligatory pilgrimage" which all human beings undergo. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Olcott Campus	Susan Ohlhaber	Mar 9 2002	A brief tour of Olcott, the beautiful campus of the Theosophical Society in America, located in Wheaton, Illinois.
	On Root Causes and Symptoms	Vic Hao Chin, Jr.	Apr 12 2007	This illustrated talk, produced by the Theosophical Order of Service, outlines five principles through which efforts to undertake reforms will be more permanent and address the deeper causes of societal problems.
	Our Gnostic Legacy: The Western Esoteric Tradition	Richard Smoley	Feb 21 2007	What is the Western esoteric tradition? What role has it played in the development of our civilization, and where is it headed now? Mr. Smoley will give an overview of some of the key themes of the Western esoteric tradition.
	Parapsychology: An Overview of the Paranormal	Richard Brooks	Oct 16 2000	An overview of the paranormal, including various examples and many case studies, by a professional parapsychologist. A week-long course given in October 2000 at an Elderhostel program held by the Olcott Institute.
	Peace Like a River: The Parliament of Worlds Religions, 1893-1993		Oct 10 2007
	A Perspective on How to Teach	Renee Weber	Jul 1 1985	Considerations on the communication process and how to apply it to Theosophical discussions.
	Perspectives on N. Sri Ram's Teachings	Radha Burnier	Jul 20 2003	A presentation at the 117th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America by the international president of the Theosophical Society, sharing insights of her father's life and teachings.
	Planting Seeds of Kindness: Buddha Nature as Maitreya and Mother	Martha Libster	Apr 26 2012	Demonstrating kindness in healing service is an opportunity for the active expression of the fruits of spiritual study, reflection, and meditation.
	Pop-Theosophy: Spirituality in Graphic Novels	James LeFevour	Mar 6 2013	This fascinating PowerPoint presentation explores how modern-day spiritual epics, in the form of graphic novels, give instruction on Theosophy or the attainment of "divine wisdom."
	The Power of Stillness: Cultivating Inner Silence through Meditation	Andrew Vidich	May 2 2013	Explore the nature of our mind, the power of thought, and the means of liberating our consciousness from reactive thinking patterns. Discover the effect of our thoughts on our body and inner self, as well as, the power of thought to affect others.
	Practical Sufism	Phillip Gowins	Feb 10 2011	After a public talk in 1979, Phillip Gowins committed himself to a Sufi path. Gowins will share his personal challenges and stories of Sufi mystics in a discussion of his recent book, Practical Sufism: A Field Guide to the Spiritual Path.
	Practical Tantric Buddhist Methods	Glenn Mullin	Mar 29 2003	An introduction to Tantric Buddhism, known to Tibetan mystics as Jang-chub Nyur-lam, or "The Quick Path to Enlightenment." Tibetans have used these techniques for centuries for stress reduction, the healing of disease, and as a path to freedom.
	Practice and Inner Journey	John Cianciosi	Jul 27 2009	A program at the 123rd National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America, examining the theme of "together differently" and the possibility for people of diverse cultural and religious backgrounds coming together in unity.
	Rebirth of the Esoteric Tradition: 1875 - 2000	Stephan Hoeller	Dec 20 2010	H. P. Blavatsky, H. S. Olcott, and other Theosophical founders hold sway as champions of an eternal esoteric tradition. How does this tradition manifest in the 21st century?
	The Red Book of C. G. Jung: Its Meaning for Our Age	Stephan Hoeller	Jan 5 2011	In October 2009, the launch of "The Red Book: Liber Novus" generated great interest and excitement. Although Jung worked on this book from 1914-30, it was never published. Dr. Hoeller presents a concise statement of the content and import of this work.
	The Red Corner: The Creative Dimension of Folk Christianity in Russia and Beyond	Cherry Gilchrist	Nov 2 2008	Russia is known as the country of “two faiths,” where Christianity and native traditions merge. Orthodox faith blends with ancient magical practices, and Christian saints take on the personality and powers of older gods.
	Reincarnation for Everyone	James Perkins	Jan 1 1956	An introduction to this perennial concept.
	Reincarnation: The Untrue Fact	John Algeo	Jan 1 1988	Gives compelling scientific evidence suggestive of reincarnation.
	The Remarkable Life of Col. H. S. Olcott	Tony Lysy with Diana March, Martin Pazdioch, and Mark Roemmich	Feb 21 2007	Henry Steel Olcott was the first International President of the Theosophical Society and served in this office for 32 years. During his travels around the world, he was able to establish rapport with people of different religions and walks of life.
	The Return of the Absent Mother	Carol Parrish	Nov 1 2008	Sophia (Wisdom) is the Greek name for the feminine principle of Creation. In this workshop, Dr. Parrish will describe how Sophia, although unrecognized for centuries, has continued to accompany humanity, appearing in intuitive flashes.
	Revelation, the Timeless Flash	Ed Abdill	Aug 1 1993	Discusses the impact of spiritual revelation, what H. P. Blavatsky said about it, and its transformative power.
	Riding the Waves of Planetary Change: Tuning into the Zeitgeist	Ray Grasse	May 17 2012	Every historical period possesses unique qualities, something philosophers call the "zeitgeist" or "spirit of the age." The speaker shows how our personal astrological horoscopes are intimately bound with the larger planetary trends affecting society.
	The Role of Karma in Life	Dora Kunz	May 8 2009	The painful lessons that karma sometimes brings us are not meant to be punitive, but are meant to educate the soul how to live in greater harmony with the laws of the universe.
	Sacred Activism and Social Democracy	Andrew Harvey	Feb 23 2010	The speaker discusses Sacred Activism, which is the fusion of the deepest mystical knowledge and passion with wise focused radical action in the world. Special attention will be paid to the great mystics Sri Aurobindo and Father Bede Griffiths.
	Sacred Science: Ancient Wisdom or Modern Fad?	Ralph Hannon	Aug 25 2010	Sacred science and the ancient wisdom are topics frequently discussed at Theosophical venues. But is science really sacred or has it become too adored? Has the word quantum become nothing more than another marketing tool for the New Age?
	Science and Mysticism: The Search for Unity	Renee Weber and Ravi Ravindra	Oct 1 1986	Explores the different types of unity sought by mystics and scientists.
	Science, History, and Healing - The Many Faces of the Ageless Wisdom: Panel Discussion	Panel Discussion	Jul 24 2012	Amit Goswami, Rollin McCraty, Robyn Finseth, and Michael Gomes take questions from the audience and discuss the key topics covered at the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Secret Doctrine: Esoteric Insights and Spiritual Practice	Pablo Sender	Apr 21 2013	This series was presented in video form to a live audience at the 2013 Australian School of Theosophy in Queensland and looks at some key theories, and possible applications of them, from H. P. Blavatsky's magnum opus, The Secret Doctrine.
	The Secret Gateway	Ed Abdill	Mar 9 2006	Based on his Quest Book of the same title, Ed Abdill presents an easy to understand but insightful interpretation of the basic Theosophical concepts established in the late nineteenth century by the brilliant mystic, H.P. Blavatsky.
	The Secret of Who You Really Are	Pablo Sender	Mar 8 2012	Is humanity inherently limited, needing a savior to deliver us from suffering and spiritual ignorance, or are we already enlightened and all we have to do is be what we really are. Which view is right? Can they both be correct?
	Seek Out the Way	Joy Mills	Jul 18 1999	A presentation at the 113th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, that looks at guideposts for living a Theosophical life.
	Self-Transformation and the Future of Religion	Radha Burnier	Aug 31 1993	The international President of the Theosophical Society, Adyar, explores a higher vision for religion. Presented at the 1993 Parliament of the World's Religions.
	Seven Presidents, Seven Eras: The Changing Face of Theosophy	Robert Ellwood and Joy Mills	Mar 22 2011	What significant events have shaped the Theosophical Society and what are the unique contributions of each of its Presidents? The speakers review some of the key moments in the Society’s history and the unique challenges facing it in the 21st century.
	The Seven Rays: Keys to World Peace and Personal Wholeness	John Algeo	May 11 2006	The Seven Rays have often been used as a type of personality analysis, but they are reflected in everything in the world: in cultures and nations, as well as in us. Their proper balance within each of us is fundamental to social and spiritual harmony.
	Sex and Spirituality	Ron Miller	Jun 2 2008	Two models of spiritual growth were in competition in early Christianity. The first was "blessed participation," from Judaism. The second was "holy abstinence," from Platonism. Explore their effects on Christian spirituality to this day.
	Shamanic Healing Techniques	Carol Ward	Feb 23 2007	Shamans believe that disturbances can be treated in the luminous body or aura before they manifest in the body. Some of this work is similar to Jungian analysis in that it works with archetypes and the mythical.
	Shedding Light on the Mayan Path	Barbara Sadtler	Oct 25 2012	Ironically, as December 21, 2012, approaches, the Maya may be distinguished on the world stage for credibility and accuracy. By deepening our understanding of the Maya, we may heighten our appreciation of their gifts to humanity.
	A Sinner's Semester: A Fundamental Education	Ron Miller	Dec 6 2010	What happens when a mildly committed Quaker from Brown University spends a semester at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia—a university created by Jerry Falwell as a center for teaching fundamentalist Christianity?
	Socrates: The Archetypal Searcher	Renee Weber	May 8 2009	The philosophy of Socrates and his view of the Search for Truth as a mission from his inner voice.
	Some Thoughts on the Work and Value of the Theosophical Society	Radha Burnier	May 23 2012	In this informal gathering with staff members of the Theosophical Society in America, the Theosophical Society's international president considers the importance of Theosophical work in the world.
	Songs of Chaos, Order, and the Divine Plan	Martin Pazdioch, tenor, and Celeste Rue, piano	Jul 24 2004	A musical performance by the talented Martin Pazdioch and Celeste Rue "There is a Road" lead sheet | "There is a Road" sheet music
	The Soul's Growth through Reincarnation	David Bruce	Nov 8 2012	Just as each human being requires a number of years to reach maturity, so does each soul require more than a single lifetime to reach its spiritual "adulthood." Our innate talents are not "gifts," but rather the result of past efforts.
	The Spirit of Physics: The Physics of Spirit	Patricia Monaghan	Jul 26 2004	Exploring the speaker's poetry of Chaos Theory
	The Spiritual Dimension Time Travel	Fred Alan Wolf	Oct 21 2004	By examining the ideas of quantum physics and the ancient wisdom, the author of The Yoga of Time Travel suggests that we are now able to comprehend how the concepts of time and mind are reconcilable and can, in fact, have the same meaning.
	Spiritual Intuition and Inner Joy	Ed Abdill	Jul 19 2011	This program contemplates the role of intuition in the spiritual life. It was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	Spiritual Journey and the Comics	Mary Abdill	Jul 16 2011	Mary Abdill presents a humorous view of spirituality as seen through the eyes of the comic strips. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	Spiritual Lessons of Chaos	Patricia Monaghan	Jul 27 2004	A discussion of the spiritual implications of Chaos Theory
	Stepping Stones on the Pilgrimage	Dr. Sunita Maithreya	Jul 19 2011	Incidents in life that are difficult and stressful at the time, are often seen in retrospect as essential stepping stones on our spiritual pilgrimage. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	The Still Point Between Good and Evil	Ed Abdill	Jul 23 2000	A presentation at the 114th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, questioning the existence of inherent evil and suggesting that it is we, as human beings, who are responsible for our experiences of both good and evil.
	The Strength of Gentle Wisdom	Joy Mills	Jul 19 2003	A presentation of the 117th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, remembering the 5th International President of the Theosophical Society, N. Sri Ram.
	The Structure and Function of the Chakras	Dora Kunz and Shafica Karagulla	Jan 1 1985	A case study of how a clairvoyant perceives a patient's chakras and their correlation with the body.
	Studies in the Key to Theosophy	Ralph Hannon	Jul 29 1994	Look at science and education and their relationship to the Theosophical worldview, especially as seen from Madame Blavatsky's work The Key to Theosophy.
	Supernatural: What Can We Know About Other Realities?	Richard Smoley	Feb 21 2013	What’s the truth about such subjects as the prophecies of Nostradamus or the secret history of the life of Jesus? Richard Smoley, drawing on his new book "Supernatural: Writings on an Unknown History," will explore these subjects.
	Synchronicity, Tarot, and the Joy of Wonderment	Paul Quinn	Mar 1 2012	Most of us have experienced events that are pleasantly mysterious, defying rational or scientific explanation. No matter what conclusion we come to about such events, they invite us to enjoy the humbling sense of wonder and delight in the mystery.
	Templo De Luz: Meditación Guiada	Nori Rao	Jan 1 1991	Nori Rao se dedica al es­tudio comparativo de Re­ligiones y Filosofías. Es ins­tructora de Yoga y fundadora de Oneness Network. Preside la Federación de la Florida de la Sociedad Teo­sófica en América.
	The Theosophical Society in America: An Illustrated History: 1875-2000	Steve Schweizer	Sep 28 2001	This documentary celebrates 125 years of Theosophy in America. Rare film footage and photos highlight this fascinating history. Sold on DVD as part of a 2-part set entitled Discovering the Theosophical Society.
	A Theosophical View of Life after Death	Pablo Sender	Sep 15 2011	Socrates said that the aim of the life of a philosopher is to get ready for death. Though this concept may seem foreign to many of us, the idea that physical life is a preparation for a fuller afterlife is basic to all serious spiritual traditions.
	Theosophy and Krishnamurti: Harmonies and Tensions	Govert Schüller	Feb 19 2004	How do Theosophy and Krishnamurti perceive each other? Possible answers will be presented as an ongoing discussion. Download Handouts
	Theosophy and the Religions of the World	Ann Ford, Tim Boyd, and Robert Ellwood	Jul 27 2009	A program at the 123rd National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America, examining the theme of "together differently" and the possibility for people of diverse cultural and religious backgrounds coming together in unity.
	Theosophy and the World Religions	Robert Ellwood	Jul 26 2009	A program at the 123rd National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America, examining the theme of "together differently" and the possibility for people of diverse cultural and religious backgrounds coming together in unity.
	Theosophy: Tradition, Revelation, Innovation	Joy Mills	Aug 25 2010	The 1996 Founders address, given at the 110th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, explores the meaning of "Theosophy" and shows how we can express joy in Theosophical work.
	Theosophy: Who Can Say What It Is?	Joy Mills	Jul 1 1990	Are we caught up in cliches and rigid concepts or are we exploring liberating principles?
	Thinking Our Way from Chaos to Order	John Algeo	Jul 29 2004	How to use Hogwarts magic in everyday life
	The Third Eye and Spiritual Intuition	Pablo Sender	Dec 13 2012	The idea of a “third eye” is wide-spread in modern spirituality. What is this “eye”? This talk will explore the Theosophical teachings regarding this important subject as well as the practices recommended to awaken its dormant functions.
	Through Death to Rebirth	James Perkins	Nov 1 1956	People often fear the thought of death, but the speaker assures us that we have nothing to fear from it, because each one of us has lived and died many times before.
	Tibetan Contributions to Our Knowledge of Death and Dying	Glenn Mullin	May 6 1991	A workshop with a noted Tibetan scholar, historian, and author exploring Buddhist ideas about death and dying.
	The True Value of Your Name and Birthdate	Philip Clark	Jan 24 2013	Numerology is the science of vibrations. The numbers from 1 through 9 can tell you all the experiences that life presents. We have the ability to be and do anything we choose by knowing how to use the energies influencing us at any give time.
	Turning-Points for the West: From Pythagorus and Plato through Gnosticism and Neoplatonism	Stephan Hoeller and Tony Lysy	Sep 11 2004	This series provides an orientation to the diffusion of Esoteric traditions from the Mysteries of Greece and Plato to the Hermeticism, Gnosticism, and Neoplatonism that flourished. The Gnostic Valentinus and the Neoplatonist Plotinus are highlighted.
	The Two Hands of God	Richard Brooks	Oct 26 2000	An exploration of how Theosophy addresses the problem of good versus evil within an historical and religious context.
	Understanding and Embracing Change	Frank Morales	Jan 26 2012	Change is the nature of life, but we see so much resistance to it. The speaker discusses how to reduce resistance to change on personal and social levels, and how to develop patience and compassion for others.
	Understanding the Fields of Consciousness	Robyn Finseth	Jul 22 2012	At a presentation of the 126th Summer National Convention of the Theosophical Society in America, the speaker deals with both the seen and unseen worlds, with further exploration of energy fields.
	Unpacking the Parables: Jesus as Wisdom Teacher	Ron Miller	Apr 3 2010	We’re told that Jesus taught in parables. What is a parable and why is it such an effective teaching method? What do we learn about Jesus as a teacher and about his message from these parables?
	The Uranus-Pluto Square: A Global Challenge for 2012 and Beyond	Dave Gunning	Jan 5 2012	The demonstrations protesting corporate greed here in the U.S. and world-wide are manifestations of this aspect's energy. Though the Uranus-Pluto square is challenging, it also raises social, economic, and political awareness that is needed for change.
	Urban Spirituality	Tim Boyd	Sep 13 2012	The recent phenomenon that the majority of the world's population now lives in cities has far-reaching implications, perhaps most of all, for our spiritual lives. How does one develop a spiritual practice in an environment divorced from nature?
	The Value of Nothing	Tim Boyd	May 10 2012	There is a singular experience mentioned in mystical and spiritual traditions described oftentimes as "ineffable," "emptiness," and "silence." It cannot be bought or sold in the outer world but can be realized in that place where "no-thing" matters.
	Vegetarianism and Spirituality	Pat Davis	Jul 28 2005	A look at the Theosophical bases of vegetarianism.
	A Very Different Christian Story	Ron Miller	May 4 2011	Most people assume Christianity began as a unified movement and then fragmented in the course of its history. But ancient texts reveal that diversity was present from the beginning.
	Violin and Piano Recital	Carmelo de los Santos, violin, and Regina Yeh, piano	Jul 26 2004	A violin and piano recital presented at the 118th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America with works by Schubert, Chopin, and Beethoven
	The Voice of the Silence	H. P. Blavatsky	Jan 1 1997	An inspired reading of this Theosophical classic by Paul Meier.
	The Way of the Mystic: Where Concepts Cannot Reach	John Cianciosi	Jan 17 2013	Through thinking we create, compare, analyze, understand, and describe. However, thinking and intellect are of little use and may even be obstacles for one seeking insight, reveleation, and the truly mystical experience.
	What Is Consciousness?	Richard Smoley	Feb 22 2010	There’s a huge amount of talk about consciousness today, but it’s often unclear what consciousness is. Drawing on his new book, The Dice Game of Shiva, Richard Smoley describes the nature of consciousness and how it creates the world we know.
	What Is Enlightenment?	John Cianciosi	Jan 31 2008	In every spiritual tradition there is an ideal that the aspiring practitioner strives for. In Buddhism the ideal is Enlightenment, and realizing it is the goal of practice. Understanding the nature of this goal will help us to grow spiritually.
	What Is Mysticism?	Jon Mundy	Nov 1 2008	Exactly what is esoteric and what is mystical? How are they the same and how do they differ, and what does this mean in the 21st century?
	The Wheel of Life	Miguel Salinas	Jul 20 2011	One man recalls how a book on Theosophy helped transform his life of inner-city turmoil into one of spiritual practice in the service of others. This program was given at the 125th Summer National Gathering of the Theosophical Society in America.
	Where Is Religion in America Going?	Ron Miller	Oct 22 2008	What will religion in America look like in 2020? No one has a crystal ball but if we look at current trends, perhaps we can draw some conclusions that have at least a high probability of accuracy.
	The Whispering of the Tao	Stephen Watson	Apr 25 2013	Today's Taoist, though perhaps having traded a robe and bowl for a suit and iPhone, still walks among us. It is the person unmotivated by fear. If you look carefully you can know the Taoist as one who does not "duel" with duality. There is no opposition.
	White Lotus Day and the Wisdom of China	David Bruce	May 19 2009	White Lotus Day (May 8) commemorates the death of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky. Her teachings have some remarkable parallels with the ancient wisdom of China, particularly the Confucian BRRT principles: Brotherhood, Regularity, Reciprocity, and Trying.
	White Lotus Day: Awakening to Higher Consciousness	Pablo Sender	Jun 4 2010	Our materialistic culture doesn’t give us the tools we need to stimulate the awakening of our spiritual consciousness. Our daily life tends to anchor us to the personal consciousness. Explore a Theosophical approach to reaching our higher consciousness.
	Who Are the Founders? Chaos, Plan, and Order in the Society's History	John Algeo	Jul 24 2004	A talk given at the 118th Annual Meeting and Summer School.
	Why Am I a Theosophist?	Dan Noga	Aug 25 2010	A young Theosophist talks about the path that eventually led him to join the Theosophical Society, and how he came to understand the meaning and relevance of the Society’s three declared Objects as a means to building a better world for the future.
	Wings of the Soul	Clara Codd	Jan 1 1959	The door to divine wisdom must be opened by each individual by effort, concentration, and meditation.
	The Wisdom of the "I Ching"	Pablo Sender	Feb 9 2011	The “I Ching”, widely used as a divination book, presents a deep philosophy of right action. It describes the ever-changing interplay of forces, where happiness depends on our ability to act harmoniously, instead of being governed by selfishness.
	The Wonderful Life of Gautama the Buddha	Richard Brooks	May 8 2009	Professor Brooks tells some of the many stories about the life of this remarkable person, illustrating both the depth of his insights and his profound compassion for suffering humanity.
	Yoga Psychology and the Transformation of Emotions	Uma Krishnamurthy	Aug 25 2010	The transformation of negative emotions to positive ones is a major problem in psychotherapy. This yoga psychologist will talk about the healing of negative emotions from the yoga perspective and her own research.

Recent additions to the Library The Power of Stillness: Cultivating Inner Silence through Meditation (May 6 2013 ) The Secret Doctrine: Esoteric Insights and Spiritual Practice (Apr 30 2013 ) The Whispering of the Tao (Apr 30 2013 ) Pop-Theosophy: Spirituality in Graphic Novels (Mar 6 2013 ) Living Theosophy: The Soul's Journey through Life and Death (Feb 28 2013 ) Supernatural: What Can We Know About Other Realities? (Feb 26 2013 ) The Bhagavad Gita: Universality of Humanity's Spiritual Struggle (Feb 11 2013 ) The True Value of Your Name and Birthdate (Feb 11 2013 ) The Way of the Mystic: Where Concepts Cannot Reach (Feb 11 2013 ) Earth's Interdimensional Life-forms and Nature Spirits (Dec 17 2012 )

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