The word Theosophy has been used for many centuries, it is of Greek origin meaning Wisdom of the Gods (theo - of Gods, sophia – wisdom).   Wisdom cannot be enclosed within words, it is a Truth which must be discovered and experienced by each one for themselves.  Theosophy, sometimes known as the Ageless Wisdom, is the Light which shines through the many coloured lamps of religion.  It is the thread of truth in scriptures, creeds, symbols, myths and rituals.  Divine Wisdom is One, the paths towards it are many. 

The Theosophical Society in England is a part of the world-wide theosophical movement with its centre in Adyar, India. The Society is dedicated to the comparative study of religion, science and philosophy and the practice of the Art of Self-Realisation. The Society is composed of members of different religious backgrounds who are united in a belief that mankind is a spiritual family and that humanity can have a glorious future through a compassionate and intelligent way of living.

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BECOMING THE LOVE IN YOUR LIFE 14 February 2010  Sunday  14:00 - 16:30 Cate Mackenzie This is a workshop whose aim is help you to feel and connect with the love inside you, to love who you are and the gifts you have to offer, to tune into your heart and recognise the deep mystery within. You are the beloved, you are the one you have been waiting for! As you commit to your soul so can you find and commit to your soul mate and your soul purpose! This afternoon you will learn to connect with your essential nature and accelerate understanding of the real Self. Cate Mackenzie is an artist, healer and workshop leader. Arranged by The Theosophical Society in England. £15, £10 concessions, £7 members of the Theosophical Society.

PATTERNS OF ETERNITY: SACRED GEOMETRY AND THE STARCUT DIAGRAM 14 February 2010  Sunday  18:00 - 19:30 Malcolm Stewart This illustrated presentation by Malcolm Stewart, is based on his recent book of the same name. Malcolm is a real life example of Robert Langdon of the Da Vinci Code fame. He has discovered a remarkable geometrical device with a widespread, but hidden, history. It underlies some of the world’s greatest sacred symbols. He calls it the ‘starcut diagram’. It has extraordinary mathematical properties, that may be the source of the number system used when ancient humanity first built cities. The diagram underlies, in China: the shaman’s dance; in Egypt: the Great Pyramid; in Greece a whole range of Pythagorean lore; in Europe: a Raphael fresco; in Asia: the Vedic Fire Altar. Malcolm Stewart has been a priest, singer-songwriter, editor, cartoonist, and artist and stained glass designer. £7, £5 concessions - arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studie

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