Deepa Padhi – India As Is The Perception, So Is The Creation The Sanskrit aphorism Yatha Dristi Tatha Srusti expresses a profound philosophical and spiritual truth that has been central to Indian thought for centuries. It means ‘as is the perception so is the creation’. From a deeper standpoint ,the saying suggests…
This article is written by a student of the United Lodge of Theosophists What is the foundation of religion as we see it practiced today? Alleged revelation and tradition? Error and superstition, serving wishful thinking? Is it a sociological question: a laudable tendency in human society towards moral community?…
Engaging universal trusteeship for future generations The Theosophical Movement’s Interconnected Roots and Shoots in Action Great Banyan Tree in Adyar-Chennai, at the headquarters of the Theosophical Society “The Banyan tree, with its sprawling branches and intricate network of aerial roots, holds a revered spot in the…
Arthur Sieders – the Netherlands The author Theosophy is often described as a synthesis of religion, philosophy and science. Although its roots reach deep into ancient wisdom traditions, it was never intended to be a closed system. On the contrary, Theosophy always invites dialogue between esoteric insight and the…
Tim Boyd – India, USA The author [Note from the editor: This article is based on a talk that was delivered during the 150th International Convention in Adyar-India, on January 4,, 2026] Our Convention theme has been centered around the concept of newness, particularly the emergence of a new humanity. We have touched…
Technophilia Unchained - A confession from a reluctant participant in the digital age Tim Wyatt – England Why do we love something which is murdering us? The message is getting clearer day by day and even hour by hour. The technologies we’ve created are no longer killing us slowly. They’ve become a hyperactive means of death…
Practical Theosophy Antonio Girardi – Italy Sunflowers naturally grow towards the sun seeking the Light, the Truth, and spiritual enlightenment. This simple but majestic flower also symbolizes devotion, empathy and creativity, _______ A simple life is far more demanding and far more profound … A simple life is…
Antti Savinainen – Suomi (Finland) The Christian doctrine usually equates heaven with salvation. According to Theosophy, however, heaven and salvation do not mean the same thing, although the term salvation is seldom used in theosophical circles. In the following, I will examine heaven and salvation from the…
Henry Travers Edge – England, USA Henry Travers Edge A certain writer, in discussing the meaning of the phrase, 'The State,' contrasts the theorie s of Rousseau and Plato, and consequently of the two schools of thought which they represent. Avoiding lengthy detail, we may sum up the matter by saying that the former starts…
This article is written by a student of the United Lodge of Theosophists Selflessness is sky The bird of the heart flies nowhere but there Jalaluddin Rumi[1] The Wisdom Religion, which Hinduism sometimes calls Sanatana Dharma, and Western history has sometimes called Theosophia, and named Theosophy by Helena Blavatsky,…
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