Chinese New Year

Wishing All our Chinese Members a Happy & Fulfilling New Year!

Lodge Closed

This being the 3rd day of the Chinese New Year, the lodge will be closed for the New Year festivities of members & friends.

In The Outer Court

Bro. Choong Chi Pin continues his book study of In The Outer Court a book by Annie Besant.

‘One of the greatest joys and rewards which can come to the Soul which is growing, and wants nothing for itself save the power of service, comes, when it is able to help a weaker Soul that is being crushed because it is weak. It finds that it can breathe into that Soul some breath of divine courage, relief, and understanding. This helps the brother-Soul to strengthen to accomplish, not setting free that Soul from a burden which it has made, and which it should bear.’

Improving One’s Eyesight

Bro. Kam Chai Heng talks about his personal experience on eye care. He will cover (1) Reading without glasses; (2) Powerful new cures for failing vision; (3) Natural new treatment for macular degeneration and (4) Simple DIY treatment to reverse cataracts. Come and find out what you could do to improve your eyesight.

The Extended Mind
Recent Experimental Evidence

Most of us have been brought up to believe the mind is located inside the head, but there are good reasons for thinking that this view is much too limited. Can people influence others at a distance just by looking at them, even if all sensory clues are eliminated? Can animals detect people's intentions from far away? This 56 mins. video presentation by Rupert Sheldrake looks at the results of experiments trying to answer these and other questions on the nature of mind.

Rupert Sheldrake, Ph. D, is a Fellow of the Institute of Noetic Sciences in Sausalito, California and is the former Director of Studies in bio-chemistry and cell biology at Clare College, Cambridge University. He is author of several books, including A New Science of Life: The Hypothesis of Morphic Resonance, and most recently, The Sense of Being Stared At.