
2010 March Programme
Tuesday, 2nd March 2010 |
7 p.m.* |
Mahatma Letters Study Class
Letter No. 68 (continued)
Devachan
DO
NOT MISS !!!
LETTER No. 68.—This is a
‘Question and Answer’ letter in which A. P. Sinnett asks questions and the
Master K. H. answers them.
This letter is often
referred to as the ‘Devachan Letter’, since it is devoted principally to
that subject. It is of a technical nature and contains many words and
phrases that will be unfamiliar to some students. One should keep in mind
the fact that this was all new ground for A. P. Sinnett and he often did not
know how to frame intelligent questions. Generally, the questions and
answers in this letter are not difficult to understand. The Mahatma lists
the principles and describes what happens to them in Devachan. He refers
Sinnett to a page number in the current issue of The Theosophist in
‘Fragments of Occult Truth’. Sinnett lists these in his book, Esoteric
Buddhism, which was largely developed from the ‘Fragments’. They are
found on p. 13 of that book, with a commentary.
As contents of this
letter are substantial we would probably need three sessions to completely
cover this one letter.
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6th March 2010 |
5 p.m.* |
I’m
Dead! Now What?
This illustrated
programme by Richard Brooks explores the veracity of religious and
Theosophical theories on life after death in three parts. Part I looks at
some Western theories. Part II explores Eastern theories, including those of
Hinduism and Buddhism, while Part III examines two theosophical theories of
life after death.
This programme is
restricted to members.
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Tuesday, 9th March 2010 |
7 p.m.* |
Mahatma Letters Study Class
Letter No. 68 (continued)
Devachan
DO
NOT MISS !!!
LETTER No. 68.—This is a
‘Question and Answer’ letter in which A. P. Sinnett asks questions and the
Master K. H. answers them.
This letter is often
referred to as the ‘Devachan Letter’, since it is devoted principally to
that subject. It is of a technical nature and contains many words and
phrases that will be unfamiliar to some students. One should keep in mind
the fact that this was all new ground for A. P. Sinnett and he often did not
know how to frame intelligent questions. Generally, the questions and
answers in this letter are not difficult to understand. The Mahatma lists
the principles and describes what happens to them in Devachan. He refers
Sinnett to a page number in the current issue of The Theosophist in
‘Fragments of Occult Truth’. Sinnett lists these in his book, Esoteric
Buddhism, which was largely developed from the ‘Fragments’. They are
found on p. 13 of that book, with a commentary.
As contents of this
letter are substantial we would probably need three sessions to completely
cover this one letter.
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13th March 2010 |
5 p.m.* |
What
is God?
Our Hon. Secretary,
Lily Chong, will talk on this somewhat controversial subject that seems
to divide humanity. Most of us have a need for God, yet there is little we
know about Him. Does He exist? Indeed, what is God? See
March
2010 newsletter.
This programme is
restricted to members.
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Tuesday, 16th March 2010 |
7 p.m.* |
Mahatma Letters Study Class
Letter No. 69 and LBS-Appendix I
DO
NOT MISS !!!
LETTER No. 69.—This
letter appears to be a follow-up to Letter 68 and answers a few questions
which arose out of that letter. APS and AOH were both in Simla.
LBS-Appendix I is
an article published in The Theosophist for October 1881 on Death by
(the late) Eliphas Levi. The page has marginal comments in K.H.'s writing
which are printed here in small bold type parallel with the text of the
article, and to which the numbers in brackets refer.
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20th March 2010 |
5 p.m. |
Occult Chemistry
In Occult Chemistry,
micro-psi examination by CWL and Annie Besant in the late 19th and early
20th century of atoms of many elements helps to explain the findings of
modern science and hints at the future of the universe.
Our Asst. Secretary,
Bro. Tang Kwok Choon, will talk on this interesting subject. and its
interpretation in the light of new findings in the field of high energy
physics. Bro. Kwok Choon who obtained his B. Sc. (Hons) degree in Chemistry,
is a trained Chemist.
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Tuesday, 23rd March 2010 |
7 p.m.* |
Mahatma Letters Study Class
LBS-199, Letters 70-A, 70-B & 70-C
DO
NOT MISS !!!
LBS-199.—This
precipitated note in the handwriting of K.H. was followed by the following
comment by H.P.B.: "And now he must needs precipitate here too! Very much
obliged to him anyhow, one trouble less on my shoulders. Found the
precipitation on opening the wrapper. H. P. B.".
These three letters (No.
70A, B, and C) would be very confusing without some knowledge of their
background. In October 1881, The Theosophist published an article by
Eliphas Levi entitled “Death.” This article may now be found as Appendix I
in LBS. Eliphas Levi and this article are referred to several times in ML;
the article became the subject of some discussion and differences of
opinion. Studying the contents of these three letters becomes quite
complicated because some of the questions asked in both 70-A and 70-B are
answered in 70-C. However, the Mahatma has inserted identifying numbers or
letters, and so, by going back and forth between the three letters, some
order emerges
As contents of this
letter are substantial we would probably need two sessions to completely
cover this one letter.
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27th March 2010 |
5 p.m. |
The
Inner Life
Bro. Kam Chai Heng
continues his book study of “The Inner Life” by C. W. Leadbeater.
He continues with the study of the Fifth Section, The Ego and his
vehicles.
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Tuesday, 30th March 2010 |
7 p.m.* |
Mahatma Letters Study Class
Letters 70-A, 70-B & 70-C (continued)
DO
NOT MISS !!!
These three letters (No.
70A, B, and C) would be very confusing without some knowledge of their
background. In October 1881, The Theosophist published an article by
Eliphas Levi entitled “Death.” This article may now be found as Appendix I
in LBS. Eliphas Levi and this article are referred to several times in ML;
the article became the subject of some discussion and differences of
opinion. Studying the contents of these three letters becomes quite
complicated because some of the questions asked in both 70-A and 70-B are
answered in 70-C. However, the Mahatma has inserted identifying numbers or
letters, and so, by going back and forth between the three letters, some
order emerges
As contents of this
letter are substantial we would probably need two sessions to completely
cover this one letter.
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