Another very good book is coming your way. It is a wondrous tale for all who care for and are spiritually connected with the beautiful ADYAR CAMPUS in Chennai-India, entitled 11 Years of changes at the Adyar Campus 2015-2025, written by Michiel Haas. The book is currently in production, and it will be released later this year. In Theosophy Forward’s Reading Room you will receive updates regarding price and publication date, so stay tuned!
Sam Parnia, MD, PhD, Lucid Dying: The New Science Revolutionizing How We Understand Life and Death. Available on Amazon, click HERE
"Lucid Dying” is an insightfully written book which every theosophist, especially those with a mystical curiosity or tendency should read and deeply contemplate.
Henry Corbin, The Man of Light in Iranian Sufis. Available at Amazon. For more details click HERE
This work illuminates the inner nature and meaning of many occult and spiritual teachings. The central theme throughout these pages pertains to The Man of Light and the mystical, yet real world which is its abode. The theosophical reader may loosely equate the content of this book with the manasic light of our being and its subjective experiences on its journey back towards reunion with the Spiritual Ego.
Baron Von Hellenbach, The Magic of Numbers as the Basis of All Diversity and the Apparent Fate, first published in Germany in 1882 first edition published in English 2023, Translated to English by Dr. Will Pollard. Availableon Amazon, click HERE
Tim Boyd, On the Verge of Wisdom. Available on Amazon. click HERE. Also available at The Theosophical Publishing House, Adyar, Chennai, click HERE.
First, my gratitude to Tim Boyd, International President of the TS Adyar, for inviting me, and others from various theosophical traditions, persuasions, as well as unaffiliated students, to the 12th World Conference of the Theosophical Society in Vancouver, Canada.
Michael Shermer. The Believing Brain; From Ghosts and Gods to Politics and Conspiracies – How we construct Beliefs and Reinforce Them as Truths. Available on Amazon. For more details click HERE
Fantasy and fiction, truth and deception, magical thinking and plausible reality are all around and often within us. Emotionally driven faith with its feel-good beliefs and superficial convictions, in contrast to experientially verified relative truths, whether spiritual, psychic, or material, are always vying for our attention. For theosophists trying to find their way through this maze of illusionary reality, “The Believing Brain” could be a helpful guide on their journey. The work reviews scientific ideas that may require some deeper reflection, in its quest to better understand the brain’s tendency to perhaps blindly believe.
