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Mental Health and the Ageless Wisdom: A Brief Glimpse

Barbara Hebert – USA There are many difficulties that individuals deal with in this world of physical manifestation. Mental health is just one of those difficulties. It is a huge topic, and one that concerns each and every one of us. It has been said that the after-effects of the global pandemic continue to impact the mental health…

Knowledge of the Self

Robert Crosbie – USA There is only one Perceiver; the sights are modified by the channels through which the Perceiver looks. It is the same Soul in any and all modifications. The power of seeing is the Soul; the power of the Soul goes into the seeing, hence what It “sees” is to It real because seen; as sights each…

Joy (In the Light of Theosophy)

Life is difficult and throws challenges. But even in the darkest times there is hope. Joy is present at all times, we just have to recognize it. “Finding joy in the little things can be a game-changer. A smile from a stranger, a beautiful sunrise, the laughter of children, and scores of other little things bring joy to life,”…

Peace Practice, Seeing the ‘Enemy’ in our Mirror – Transforming Fear into Compassion, Inner Peace…

Kenneth Small – USA We have met the enemy and he is us Transforming Cycles of Inner Dissonance and Outer Violence The root of war is fear. Fearing the unknown in others is reflective of our fear of the unknown within ourselves. Accepting our fear of the unknown rejected parts within us and owning what we projected unconsciously…

Message in a Bottle: Be Open — II

Tim Boyd – India, USA In last month’s article I mentioned a question that I was asked during an interview, “If you were to write a message in a bottle and entrust it to the sea, what would you write?” My answer was five words: “Trust, Be Open, Do Something.” Having given attention to “Trust” in the previous article,…

The Three Objects of the Theosophical Society scrutinized

Jan Nicolaas Kind -- Brazil Once in a while there seems to surface an urge to “modify” the wording of our Three Objects. So, in order to determine if such a alteration makes any sense, let’s go over them: These are the objects as officially adopted by the TS Adyar in 1896: 1. To form a nucleus of the Universal…

Power of plants: Biomass-based polymer that can absorb and release carbon dioxide

A new, biomass-based material developed by FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers can be used to repeatedly capture and release carbon dioxide. The material is primarily made from lignin, an organic molecule that is a main component of wood and other plants, and it can take up carbon dioxide (CO2) from concentrated sources or…