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SCHOOL OF THE WISDOM CLASSES The sessions of the School
of The Wisdom for this year will be held, as usual, at the
Theosophical Society, Adyar, Chennai, India, November 17 to 29, 2008 SUBJECT: Theosophy – Exponents and Exposition DIRECTOR: Prof R.C. Tampi THEME: Theosophy – Divine Wisdom – is the ‘substratum
and basis of all the world-religions and philosophies, taught and
practised by a few elect, ever since man became a thinking being’
(HPB). There is an underlying unity in the different expositions of
theosophy through the ages. The course will attempt a study of these. Suggested
Reading - H.P.
Blavatsky: The Key to Theosophy Aldous
Huxley: The Perennial Philosophy, Harper
& Co., New York Philip
Sidney Harris (ed.):
Theosophical Encyclopedia, Theosophical Publishing House, Philippines S.Abhayananda: History of Mysticism, Sri
Sadguru Publications, India Professor
R.C. Tampi is a
retired Professor of English. He
joined the Theosophical Society in 1959.
He is a National Lecturer of the Indian Section, and President of the
Kerala Theosophical Federation. & December
1 to 15, 2008 SUBJECT: The Mahatmas on Theosophy and the TS DIRECTOR: Bro. Pedro Oliveira THEME: One of the
Elder Brethren who inspired the founding of the Theosophical Society
wrote: ‘The chief object of the TS is not so much to gratify
individual aspirations as to serve our fellow men’. His
teacher stated that ‘the Theosophical Society was chosen as the
corner stone, the foundation of the future religions of
humanity’. The same Teacher also said that ‘to be true,
religion and philosophy must offer the solution of every problem’. This course will explore these and other core statements from the inner
Founders of the TS and their enduring vision of a ‘regenerating
practical Brotherhood’. Suggested Reading: Letters from the Masters of the Wisdom (First and Second Series) edited by C. Jinarajadasa. The Mahatma Letters to A.P.
Sinnett in chronological sequence, edited by Vincente Hao Chin, Jr Bro. Pedro Oliveira has a degree in Philosophy, is
former International Secretary of the Theosophical Society, a
Past President of the Indo-Pacific Federation, and the Education
Co-ordinator of the Australian Section. He directed the School
of the Wisdom on ‘The Theosophy of the Mystics’ a few years ago. & January
7 to February 11, 2009 SUBJECT: Insights from the Bhagavad Gita DIRECTOR: Prof Ravi Ravindra THEME: This five-week session of the
School of the Wisdom will be devoted to a study of the Bhagavad Gita, a classic of ancient wisdom and perhaps the single most important text
to originate from India. The participants are expected to have a copy of the Bhagavad Gita with translation. After a discussion of some of the key expressions, we
will continue using them in Sanskrit without translation in order to
develop an in-depth feeling for them. No prior knowledge of Sanskrit
will be assumed. Frequent references will be made to the following three books in order to
deepen our understanding: Sri Aurobindo: Essays on the Gita Sri Krishna Prem: The Yoga of the Bhagavad Gita Ravi Ravindra: Yoga and the Teaching of Krishna The classes will be held in the morning from Monday through Thursday.
Some afternoon sessions will be arranged for presentation by the
students or by invited scholars and guests. Professor Ravi Ravindra is retired Professor of Comparative Religion and
Physics from Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada, and the author of
many papers in Physics, Philosophy and Religion and of several books,
including Whispers
from the Other Shore, The Yoga of the Christ and Science and the Sacred. Classes and Timings Monday to Friday Meditation: 8 to 8.30 a.m. Classes: 8.30 to 11 a.m. and 3.30 to 5 p.m. Some afternoons will be reserved for presentations by the students, who
may spend other afternoons doing individual research on their own or
at the Library. Applications for Library reading/ borrowing cards are
available with the Secretary of the School. Additional Information: ¨ All
sessions are held in Blavatsky Bungalow. ¨ Applications,
providing membership details and a recommendation from the
Section/Federation Secretary, to be sent to:
Secretary of the School of the Wisdom
The Theosophical Society
Adyar, Chennai 600 020, India
Tel: ( +91-44 ) 24912474 and 24917198
Write to: Study Centre ¨ Students
may register for all or some of the sessions and are expected to
attend all the classes in the session chosen. ¨ Scholarships,
full or partial, may be provided for some deserving TS workers.
Applications should be made well in advance, providing full details
and suitable recommendation. ¨ Attendance
at the School of the Wisdom does not confer the right of residence at
the Theosophical Society, Adyar. For accommodation in the Society’s
compound, please apply to the Accommodation
Officer,, The Theosophical Society, Adyar, Chennai 600020, India. ¨ Those
members who wish to stay for the International Convention (26-31
December) are requested to register separately at the Convention Office and book accommodation.
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Krotona School of Theosophy, Ojai CAFALL 2008The Spiritual Quest: Revealing the SacredPatron tickets include admission to all events of the term. $250. To order audio-recordings of these programs please contact the School 805 646 1139 or shelly@krotonaschool,org
Joy Mills
Padmanabhan Krishna
Padmanabhan Krishna
Samdhong Lobsang Rinpoche
David P Bruce
Robert Ellwood
Nelda Samarel
Juliana Cesano and Pablo D Sender
Ana Howell y Maria de los Angeles Orlich
Ana Howell y Maria de los Angeles Orlich
Winter 2009Nurturing the Soul in the Contemporary WorldPatron tickets include admission to all events of the term except the programs in Spanish: Winter, $300 (if purchased separately $340); Winter and Spring combined, $450 (if purchased separately by program, $575; by term, $500). Priority registration for accommodations will be given those students registering for two or more weeks. Priority registration for Winter program ends December 15. To order audio-recordings of these programs please contact the
School 805 646-1139 or shelly@krotonaschool,org
Ed Tick For two millennia the ancient Greek tradition of Asklepian dream
healing has been elucidating healing principles and practices that
became the roots of the western medical and psychological traditions.
Asklepios, the god of healing, and the early physicians, Hippocrates
and Galen, were the foundational figures of the healing tradition in
the West that gave us the original soul-based psychotherapy.
Through lecture, discussion, experiential exercises, and dream work,
participants will explore these foundational mythic and historical
figures. Their contemporary application will be shown in the
mythic, spiritual, and naturopathic origins of medicine and
psychotherapy, the ancient shamanic and psycho-medical uses of dreams
for healing, and the principles and practices contained in these
roots. Edward Tick, PhD, holistic psychotherapist and transformational healer, specializes in using psycho-spiritual, cross-cultural, and international reconciliation practices to bring healing to veterans, seekers, communities and nations. As Founding Director of Soldier’s Heart: Veterans’ Safe Return Programs, Dr Tick leads international educational, healing, and reconciliation journeys to Greece and Viet Nam. He has authored almost 100 articles in psychology, holistic health, mythology, spirituality, literature, philosophy, culture, and travel, and four books, including War and the Soul, 2005 winner of ForeWord Magazine’s Best Psychology Book award. Dr Tick is on the faculty of Wisdom University and Sage College.
Ed Tick Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), with its multitude of disabling symptoms, affects astronomical numbers of individuals, especially veterans of past and current wars. We will use a spiritual approach to understanding and healing PTSD, examining the inner world of combat and its universal dimensions as revealed through world history, mythology, archetypal psychology, and cross-cultural perspectives. Exploring PTSD as a massive soul wound, we will discuss psycho-spiritual interventions that restore wounded dimensions of soul. Together we can understand the spirituality inherent in war and how to use that spirituality to heal our veterans and our society. Series $65, Week $35, Single session $10 Edward Tick, PhD, holistic psychotherapist and transformational healer, specializes in using psycho-spiritual, cross-cultural, and international reconciliation practices to bring healing to veterans, seekers, communities and nations. As Founding Director of Soldier’s Heart: Veterans’ Safe Return Programs, Dr Tick leads international educational, healing, and reconciliation journeys to Greece and Viet Nam. He has authored almost 100 articles in psychology, holistic health, mythology, spirituality, literature, philosophy, culture, and travel, and four books, including War and the Soul, 2005 winner of ForeWord Magazine’s Best Psychology Book award. Dr Tick is on the faculty of Wisdom University and Sage College.
Gabriele Uhlein “In the beginning was the Word” opens the gospel of St John. Come explore with us the power of language, the energetics of conversation, and the transformative spirit alive in words spoken aloud in a circle of intention and blessing. Using contemporary research from both psychology and spirituality, this workshop is an opportunity to hone the skills of sacred conversation: to deepen and refine our life by listening with the heart, by breathing with the spirit, and by practicing a soul-speech that promotes peace and cultivates disarming hospitality. The intimate connection between divine conversation and prayer also will be explored. Come prepared to practice soul-conversation and to be delighted by grace. Series $35, Single session $10 Gabriele Uhlein, OSF, PhD, Franciscan sister, theologian and artist, is an evocative presenter. Internationally known for her refreshingly practical perspectives in the Franciscan family, she is dedicated to recovering and celebrating the spiritual legacy of St Francis and St Clare in a contemporary context. Sr Gabriele has served both as a province councilor and Formation Director in her own international Franciscan congregation. Her latest project is the development of a spiritual ministries collaboration that integrates interior deepening, holistic healing modalities, and the creative arts. Sr Gabriele also is an avid gardener. Most early summer mornings, you’ll find her in the garden, praying with no less than a watering can or a trowel in hand.
Gabriele Uhlein Come find food for your soul through the rich heritage of the mystical prayer in the Christian tradition. With colorful and inspiring examples from the lives of the saints, the purpose of living a mystical life will be examined, not so much for “heaven’s sake”, but for the sake of living soul-full lives that are holy and whole, here and now. Using Christianity’s mystical roots as a starting point, and concluding with an invitation to integrate contemplative soul-work into everyday life, we will explore the meaning of the holy in a fragmented and often chaotic world. Come prepared to be amazed at the Christian mystical lineage, and to see prayer and spiritual practice in a wholly new (old) way! Series $35, Single session $10 Gabriele Uhlein, OSF, PhD, Franciscan sister, theologian and artist, is an evocative presenter. Internationally known for her refreshingly practical perspectives in the Franciscan family, she is dedicated to recovering and celebrating the spiritual legacy of St Francis and St Clare in a contemporary context. Sr Gabriele has served both as a province councilor and Formation Director in her own international Franciscan congregation. Her latest project is the development of a spiritual ministries collaboration that integrates interior deepening, holistic healing modalities, and the creative arts. Sr Gabriele also is an avid gardener. Most early summer mornings, you’ll find her in the garden, praying with no less than a watering can or a trowel in hand.
Heng Sure The 2550 year-old teachings of the Buddha arrived in the West and history is repeating itself; wherever Buddhism has touched a new culture, continent, language, or generation, the Buddha's Dharma-teachings have transformed the new culture and also have been transformed by it. Here in the West will psychology make the biggest impact on the creation of American Buddhism? Or our bone-deep sense of rugged individualism? Or our orientation towards scientific proof? Will it be our technology? How will Buddhist music from Asia negotiate its encounter with Western sacred music, jazz, folk, and hip-hop? American Buddhist monk, Rev Heng Sure, will share songs and stories from his Buddhist music CD "Paramita: American Buddhist Folk Music." Series $35, Single session $10 Heng Sure, PhD, currently serves as Director of the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery. Fully ordained in the Mahayana tradition of Chinese Buddhism, Rev Heng Sure, a native of Toledo, Ohio, has dedicated his efforts to World Peace. He authored With One Heart, Bowing to the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, a nine-volume journal of his peace pilgrimage, translated into Chinese and Vietnamese, and two volumes of correspondence. Rev Heng Sure teaches at the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California, represents Buddhism on the Global Council of the United Religions Initiative, and serves on the Board of Directors of the Interfaith Center at the Presidio.
Heng Sure Bodhisattvas, "Awakened Beings," as they appear in the Buddha's teachings, have inspired people to lead selfless, wise, and compassionate lives for centuries. The Path of the Bodhisattva reaches its fullest expression in the Sutras (Scriptures) of the Mahayana tradition. Those texts are now in English and accessible to contemporary seekers of insight. During this program, specific chapters of the Avatamsaka (Flower Adornment) Sutra will be examined, emphasizing the power of the Buddha's vision of the Bodhisattva Path to bring healing light and spiritual connections to a world that often seems broken and meaningless. The program will be illustrated with stories from a late 1970s California coast peace pilgrimage. Series $35, Single session $10 Heng Sure, PhD, currently serves as Director of the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery. Fully ordained in the Mahayana tradition of Chinese Buddhism, Rev Heng Sure, a native of Toledo, Ohio, has dedicated his efforts to World Peace. He authored With One Heart, Bowing to the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, a nine-volume journal of his peace pilgrimage, translated into Chinese and Vietnamese, and two volumes of correspondence. Rev Heng Sure teaches at the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, California, represents Buddhism on the Global Council of the United Religions Initiative, and serves on the Board of Directors of the Interfaith Center at the Presidio.
Nelda Samarel and Eneida E Carbonell In the early theosophical literature, a metaphysical doctrine was
promulgated concerning cosmic and human origins. Said to be
derived from an ageless wisdom tradition, that doctrine embodies
principles fundamental to the theosophical worldview. During
this week, we will examine those basic concepts as they were presented
in The Secret Doctrine, The Mahatma Letters, and a few other
early texts. This program is intended for those new to Theosophy and
will also provide a review for more experienced students. Nelda Samarel, EdD, RN, a long-time student of the Ageless Wisdom, is Director of the Krotona School of Theosophy and Western District Director of the Theosophical Society in America. A retired professor of nursing and a researcher, she has been practicing and teaching Therapeutic Touch since 1980. She has numerous publications, and presents internationally. Eneida Elena Carbonell is a long-time student of theosophy. Previously a staff member at Krotona Institute, she currently teaches high school mathematics. Through theosophy, Eneida has been on a search for the meaning and purpose of life and what it means to live a theosophical life. She is President of the Logia España in Los Angeles.
Joy Mills An intensive study/workshop for members of the Theosophical Society
who are familiar with the foundational literature including The
Mahatma Letters and The Secret Doctrine. *Registration for this program is open only to Theosophical Society members and requires application, with acceptance based on evidence of previous studies of the foundational literature, and subject to availability of accommodations. Applications may be obtained by phone, fax, or e-mail to the Director, Krotona School of Theosophy. Completed applications are due by Jan 15. Joy Mills, MA, world-renowned teacher for the Theosophical Society, has held numerous positions within the Society, including President of the American and Australian Sections; International Vice President; Director, School of the Wisdom, Adyar, India; and Director, Krotona School of Theosophy. She has authored and edited numerous books, and her articles appear in theosophical journals throughout the world.
Therapeutic Touch (TT), a contemporary interpretation of several ancient healing practices, is neither faith-healing nor “laying-on of hands,” but is a method of healing based on the theosophical worldview and on science. TT is particularly effective in bringing about a state of deep relaxation, decreasing physical and emotional stress, relieving pain, accelerating healing, and generally increasing well-being at all levels: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. The technique is gentle, simple to learn, and can be used very effectively with people of all ages. Participants will gain an understanding of the underlying principles of TT, explore the validating research and, through supervised practice, learn beginning skills in the technique. Series $45, no single sessions Nelda Samarel, EdD, RN, a long-time student of the Ageless Wisdom, is Director of the Krotona School of Theosophy and Western District Director of the Theosophical Society in America. A retired professor of nursing and a researcher, she has been practicing and teaching Therapeutic Touch since 1980. She has numerous publications, and presents internationally.
Spring 2009Nurturing the Soul in the Contemporary WorldPatron tickets include admission to all events of the term except the programs in Spanish: $200 (if purchased separately, $235). Priority registration for accommodations will be given those students registering for two or more weeks. Priority registration for Spring program ends March 15. To order audio-recordings of these programs please contact the School 805 646-1139 or shelly@krotonaschool,org
Amit and Uma Goswami A paradigm shift in science is evidenced by the rediscovery, within science, of God and soul, accounting for the increasing popularity of yoga, promising to connect us to both the soul and to God. The Goswamis will discuss the scientific rediscovery of the soul and God within the framework of new science’s “soul nurturing,” and introduce the principles and practices of yoga psychology needed for the nurturing of our soul connection. Series $35, Single session $10 Amit Goswami, PhD, quantum physicist featured in the movie What the Bleep Do We Know, adroitly integrates philosophy, cosmology, religion, and psychology to create a new way of thinking about religion and science. In his book, The Visionary Window: A Quantum Physicist’s Guide to Enlightenment, Goswami goes beyond Fritjof Capra’s work in seeing how consciousness affects matter and demonstrates how the power of spiritual practice can be explained through the principles of physics. Uma Goswami, MD, has practiced child psychiatry in Bangalore, India, for 12 years and is a pioneer of yoga psychology. During the course of her practice, Dr Goswami, an international lecturer, has conducted her own research on the transformation of emotions using yoga therapy, and has a forthcoming book on the subject. She is also an accomplished dancer of Bharatanatyam, a classical dance of India.
A scientific rediscovery of soul and God has led to the new “physics of the soul.” The Goswamis will explore the scientific techniques of yoga psychology for nurturing the soul and restoring dignity to the human birth, as well as the techniques for communing with the soul. They also will delve into the development of soul nurturing emotions and transformation from mind to supermind. Series $65, Week $35, Single session $10 Amit Goswami, PhD, quantum physicist featured in the movie What the Bleep Do We Know, adroitly integrates philosophy, cosmology, religion, and psychology to create a new way of thinking about religion and science. In his book, The Visionary Window: A Quantum Physicist’s Guide to Enlightenment, Goswami goes beyond Fritjof Capra’s work in seeing how consciousness affects matter and demonstrates how the power of spiritual practice can be explained through the principles of physics. Uma Goswami, MD, has practiced child psychiatry in Bangalore, India, for 12 years and is a pioneer of yoga psychology. During the course of her practice, Dr Goswami, an international lecturer, has conducted her own research on the transformation of emotions using yoga therapy, and has a forthcoming book on the subject. She is also an accomplished dancer of Bharatanatyam, a classical dance of India.
Bharatanatyam is a classical Indian dance form revived in the 1930’s by Rukmini Devi, a well-known theosophist. Radha Burnier, International President of the Theosophical Society, has performed this form of dance professionally. The lecture will include the history and spiritual symbology of Indian dance, its esoteric meaning, and explanations of mudras and postures seen in the performance and their connections with yoga. This special program will be entertaining, delightful, and educational. $10 Uma Goswami, MD, has practiced child psychiatry in Bangalore, India, for 12 years and is a pioneer of yoga psychology. During the course of her practice, Dr Goswami, an international lecturer, has conducted her own research on the transformation of emotions using yoga therapy, and has a forthcoming book on the subject. She is also an accomplished dancer of Bharatanatyam, a classical dance of India.
Kira Ryder While Amit Goswami opens our minds and Uma Goswami opens our hearts, Kira Ryder will teach yoga techniques to help us open our bodies in an series of afternoon sessions designed to complement the Goswamis’ morning classes. Tight spots in the body may be used as our guides to help us unravel that which is keeping us small. Through gentle stretches and focused breathing we will cultivate awareness and hone our ability to feel the immensity of our beings. These yoga techniques will help increase our capacity for love. The sessions are suitable for all ages and abilities; no experience is necessary. Wear loose comfortable clothing and bring a mat or towel. Donations welcome. Kira Ryder, recently named by Yoga Journal as one of the "Top 21 under 40 yoga teachers shaping the future of yoga in America,” takes inspiration from the incredible beauty and magic of the Ojai Valley. Her primary teachers include Erich Schiffmann, Paul Grilley, and Uma Goswami. Kira’s style emphasizes cultivating awareness and developing the trust to follow the inner rhythms. The owner of Lulu Bandha's Yoga Home in Ojai, Kira loves to learn and is continually amazed by the power of Yoga.
Maria Parisen The Law of Sacrifice is a compelling power in nature, calling forth the best in every creature. In its deepest religious sense, sacrifice is giving of ourselves and also receiving in a sacred manner. Such an exchange is participation in the self-sacrifice of God, through which all beings grow together in love. The spirit of sacrifice makes every action holy and creative. Our retreat includes shared inquiry, meditation, and silence in the beauty of Krotona’s springtime. Donations welcome. Maria Parisen, MSN, RN, resident of Krotona, is a retired rehabilitation nurse who leads workshops and programs on meditation, the spiritual life, and healing. A national lecturer for the Theosophical Society, she also has taught and practiced Therapeutic Touch for many years. She is the compiler of the anthology Angels and Mortals.
Maria Parisen Throughout our lives, spiritual guidance comes in many ways and forms. As our religious path becomes clearer we may find ourselves drawn to a spiritual teacher for training and service. Together we explore the essential qualities of both spiritual teacher and disciple, as we reflect on the purpose and on-going challenges of this unique partnership. Resources will especially include the writings of HP Blavatsky and The Mahatma Letters to AP Sinnettt, with related materials on discipleship and spiritual community. Series $35, Single session $10 Maria Parisen, MSN, RN, resident of Krotona, is a retired rehabilitation nurse who leads workshops and programs on meditation, the spiritual life, and healing. A national lecturer for the Theosophical Society, she also has taught and practiced Therapeutic Touch for many years. She is the compiler of the anthology Angels and Mortals.
Special Musical Performance The wise ones have said that “Life is a Song ... that there is a deeper harmony in every human heart...” Music is a language of harmony which can be communicated to the soul in its inner and outer movement of conscious connection with the inner and outer life. This performance is an opportunity to connect with the universal concepts of Bach, the gracefulness and sensitivity of Schubert, and to the virtuosity and eloquence of Tartini and Paganini. Join us in the transformative power of music to elevate our state of consciousness and to share common inner experiences. $10 Cármelo de los Santos, PhD, has performed as soloist and as player with major orchestras in Brazil and South America, as well as the prestigious Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall with the ARCO Chamber Orchestra, both as a soloist and conductor. He has numerous awards to his credit, including international competitions in Portugal, Argentina, and Brazil, as well as in the US. His recordings include many programs for radio and television. Dr de los Santos, originally from Brazil, is currently Assistant Professor of Violin at the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Eneida Elena Carbonell is a long-time student of theosophy. Previously a staff member at Krotona Institute, she currently teaches high school mathematics. Through theosophy, Eneida has been on a search for the meaning and purpose of life and what it means to live a theosophical life. She is President of the Logia España in Los Angeles.
Terezinha Kind HP Blavatsky pointed out that our spiritual development depends on the unification of mind and heart, and through realizing the essential divinity within each of us. Thus, evolution in the theosophical sense means progressive growth in at least three aspects of our nature: the spiritual or monadic; the psychological-intellectual, or human; and the physical-etheric. Our evolution now is focused in the psychological realm, which means that transformation comes through the mind. Therefore, to grow spiritually, we need to examine the mind to find out how it operates. In this 4-morning program we will explore aspects of our spiritual development, taking into consideration the complex septenary constitution of humans and the three streams of evolution: spiritual, psychological, and physical. Series $35, Single session $10
Terezinha Kind, from Brazil, is President of the Inter-American Theosophical Federation. She lectures extensively in English and Spanish for the Theosophical Society throughout the world. Before retirement, she worked as a lawyer and as a clinical and organizational psychologist for the government of Brazil and for the Organization of American States.
Terezinha Kind Ever since J Krishnamurti made his famous declaration, “Truth is a pathless land,” inquirers have contemplated this subject. According to Krishnamurti, certain questions should not be answered promptly, but pondered over and meditated on for hours, days, years, perhaps even lives. A moment of awakening comes for a seeker when the longing for Truth, for becoming wiser, more loving and compassionate, and for serving others turns into a living, guiding force in one’s life. The long journey toward such an awakening only can start with the first step, here and now. Series $35, Single session $10 Terezinha Kind, from Brazil, is President of the Inter-American Theosophical Federation. She lectures extensively in English and Spanish for the Theosophical Society throughout the world. Before retirement, she worked as a lawyer and as a clinical and organizational psychologist for the government of Brazil and for the Organization of American States.
Terezinha Kind Desde que J Krishnamurti hizo la famosa declaración, “La Verdad es un camino sin Senderos,” los buscadores de la verdad han contemplado este tema. De acuerdo con Krishnamurti, hay ciertas preguntas que no deben ser contestadas apresuradamente, sino que ponderarse varias veces y meditarse por horas, días, años y quizás inclusive por varias vidas. Llega un momento en que el buscador despierta cuando el deseo por la Verdad, por llegar a ser más sabio, más amoroso y compasivo y por servir a otros se convierte en una viviente fuerza y guía en la vida de uno. El largo viaje para llegar a ese despertamiento puede solo comenzar con el primer paso, aquí y ahora. Seminario completo $35, una sola sesión $10 Terezinha Kind es del Brasil y es Presidenta de la Federación Teosófica Interamericana. Ella imparte numerosas conferencias tanto en Ingles como en Español para la Sociedad Teosófica por todo el mundo. Antes de retirarse, ella trabajo como una abogada y como una sicóloga clínica y organizativa para el gobierno del Brasil y para la Organización de Estados Americanos.
Terezinha Kind HP Blavatsky señaló que el desenvolvimiento espiritual de la
Humanidad depende de ajustes armoniosos tanto de mente como de corazón
y de su unificación final a través de la realización esencial de la
divinidad dentro de cada uno. De ese modo, la evolución en el
sentido teosófico implica un crecimiento progresivo o desarrollo del
menos en tres aspectos de nuestra naturaleza: la espiritual o
monadica; la sicológica-intelectual o aspecto humano; y la física-etérica.
Nuestra evolución esta ahora enfocada en el nivel sicológico,
significando que la transformación nos llega a través de la mente.
Por lo que para crecer espiritualmente, necesitamos examinar la mente
y encontrar por nosotros mismos como opera. En este programa de
cinco sesiones mañaneras exploraremos aspectos de nuestro
desenvolvimiento espiritual, tomando en consideración la compleja
constitución septenaria del ser humano y las tres corrientes de
evolución: la espiritual, la sicológica-intelectual, y la física-etérica. Terezinha Kind es del Brasil y es Presidenta de la Federación Teosófica Interamericana. Ella imparte numerosas conferencias tanto en Ingles como en Español para la Sociedad Teosófica por todo el mundo. Antes de retirarse, ella trabajo como una abogada y como una sicóloga clínica y organizativa para el gobierno del Brasil y para la Organización de Estados Americanos.
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