SUNDAY EVENINGS

6pm lectures at 50 Gloucester Place, London W1

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Date Title Speaker/s
Sunday
12/10/2008		 THE RESHEL GRIDS: DOORWAY TO Jackie Queally
6:00pm Jackie QueallyJackie Queally is almost singlehandedly responsible for what understanding there is of the Grail Lands. Her decade long study of specific earth grids resonant with the divine feminine, preserved over the centuries through the brilliant work of the Knights Templar.
Jackie leads spiritual tours based in Roslin/Edinburgh and has written esoteric books and DVDs on earth grids and sacred knowledge.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
19/10/2008		 SECRET MEANING IN ESOTERIC & SACRED ART Barry Seabourne
6:00pm Barry SeabourneSacred art communicates some of the deepest human experiences in a symbolic, visual and aesthetic way. Throughout history esoteric groups have influenced the visual arts and some enlightened artists have created images where the soul has found expression. This talk looks at some of the achievements that inspire us on our inner journey.
Barry Seabourne was formerly Head of Art & Design at Salisbury College.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
26/10/2008		 BIOLOGY IN PRAYER AND MEDITATION Allan Armstrong
6:00pm Allan ArmstrongBiology determines almost everything we do and think. If we are to be successful in our aspirations we need to understand the way biology influences our psychology and our spiritual disciplines . This talk examines, in particular, the effects of biology on prayer and meditation.
Allan Armstrong is Prior of the Order of Dionysius & Paul, and is author of The Secret Garden of the Soul – an introduction to the Kabbalah.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
02/11/2008		 THE LION, THE WITCH & THE WISDOM: Robert Woolley
6:00pm Robert WoolleyWisdom from the great religions and ancient philosophies have always been hidden in fairy tales. Our materialistic society writes them off as untruths but they are still being written. Even adults eventually grow to appreciate them. The Chronicles of Narnia are a perfect example clearly showing how theosophical teachings can be traced.
Robert Woolley is President of the Northampton theosophical branch.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
09/11/2008		 FROM THE UNREAL TO THE REAL Cynthia Trasi
6:00pm Cynthia TrasiSome speakers glibly tell us that everything around us is unreal - an illusion. The world around us seems very real, so we must be blissfully unaware of the illusion. What can we know of an eternal Reality, as opposed to the fleeting nature of the phenomenal world? How can we begin to lift the veils of illusion and pass from the unreal to the Real?
Cynthia Trasi is co-Secretary of the Theosophical Order of Service in England.
£7, £5 concessions. Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
16/11/2008		 THE MYTH OF THE BEGINNING OF TIME Colin Price
6:00pm Colin PriceWhat happened before the Big Bang and before we were born? Is time inextricably linked to space and matter? The symmetries of the string theory suggest that time had no beginning and will not have an end.
Colin Price is a past National President of the Theosophical Society in England. An international lecturer for the Society, for 34 years he was engaged in scientific research in the electricity industry.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
23/11/2008		 THE KEYS TO THE MYSTERY WITHIN Harold Tarn
6:00pm Harold TarnG. de Purucker, in his Fundamentals of the Esoteric Philosophy gives seven ‘keys’ to the understanding of this philosophy. Commenting on these, P. G. Bowen states firmly that each of these doctrines has to be studied separately and severally and fully comprehended - then held in the background of the mind as the basis of all further studies.
Harold Tarn is Director of the European School of Theosophy.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
30/11/2008		 DRAGONS AND INITIATES Janet Hoult
6:00pm Janet Hoult‘Sons of the Dragon’ is a name used for the initiates of the mysteries in H. P. Blavatsky’s writings. What is the significance of this expression and how does it compare with other meanings of the dragon to be found in ancient symbolism and folklore, the Eastern tradition; alchemy, the legend of King Arthur and accounts by Christian saints?
Janet Hoult is President of Nottingham theosophical branch.
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
Sunday
07/12/2008		 THE CHRIST: COSMIC, SOLAR & PLANETARY Christian Bodhi
6:00pm Christian BodhiWithin all major religions we encounter a Trinity, which Christianity describes as Father, Son & Holly Ghost, while in Hinduism it is denoted as Shiva, Vishnu & Brahma. This talk will examine the Son or Vishnu principle through various stages of manifestation within Creation in order to help us come to a greater understanding of this evolutionary force in the Universe.
Christian Bodhi is editor of a spiritual-video e-journal www.abilityoflove.com
£7, £5 concessions Arranged by Foundation for Theosophical Studies
 

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