
2011
October Programme
1st October 2011 |
5:00 p.m.* |
Annie Besant and Her Contributions
Annie Besant (1847–1933),
second President of The Theosophical Society from 1907 to 1933, was
described as a ‘Diamond Soul’, for she had many brilliant facets to her
character. She was an outstanding orator of her time, a champion of human
freedom, educationist, philanthropist, and author with more than three
hundred books and pamphlets to her credit. She also guided thousands of men
and women all over the world in their spiritual quest. Her birthday, 1st
October, serves a a memorial day in her memory.
Our visiting speaker,
Bro.
Hrishikesh Sharan gives a talk on Annie Besant to commemorate her
birthday.
This programme is for
members only. |
8th October 2011 |
5:00 p.m.* |
Thought and Its Power
Our visiting speaker,
Bro.
Hrishikesh Sharan talks about the Mind, the Mental Body, Thought and
its power. He says
"Human beings all over
the world look alike anatomically but the difference comes in what lies
above the eyebrows in the head, the brain, the mind, the skull where the
thoughts are generated. It is through these thoughts only that a Bin Laden
or a Buddha is created. The thoughts also define our desires, likings and
dislikings, attitudes and whether we shall predominate in qualities like
love, compassion, friendship, goodwill, empathy or our life will be guided
by hatred, jealousy, anger, greed etc.
Human mind is like a
fallow ground. If we throw the seeds of thorns , we shall get only thorns.
If we put the seeds of sugarcane, then from every fibre of the sugarcane
that will come out, we shall only get sweetness. The choice is entirely
ours. But are we serious about putting the right seeds. Are we at least
aware about the importance of the thought power, its control and culture.
Probably not! We all take bathe everyday, clean our physical body, our
dwelling place, our motor car and the garden at regular interval but how
many of us are keen and serious to clean our mental body as well?
Nevertheless, whether we clean it or not our mental body, what is inside us
all in million times more stronger than what is visible outside."
This programme is for
members only. |
11th October 2011 |
7 p.m.* |
The Key to Theosophy Study Class
Study Class on The
Key to Theosophy, the last but one book written by Madame H. P.
Blavatsky.
This programme is for
members only. |
15th October 2011 |
5 p.m. |
Reminiscences of H. P. Blavatsky and The Secret Doctrine
Bro. Kam Chai Heng
concludes his reading of this book by the Countess Constance Wachtmeister.
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18th October 2011 |
7 p.m.* |
The Key to Theosophy Study Class
Study Class on The
Key to Theosophy, the last but one book written by Madame H. P.
Blavatsky.
This programme is for
members only. |
22nd October 2011 |
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Pulau Ubin Outing
The lodge will be closed
today as members and friends leave for Changi Ferry Terminal bound for Pulau
Ubin at 2 p.m.
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25th October 2011 |
7 p.m.* |
The Key to Theosophy Study Class
Study Class on The
Key to Theosophy, the last but one book written by Madame H. P.
Blavatsky.
This programme is for
members only. |
29th October 2011 |
5 p.m. |
The
Birth and Evolution of the Soul
Bro. Choong Chi Pin
continues his talk on the second of two lectures given by Annie Besant in
1895 in London tracing the progress of the soul. Synopsis as follows:
‘A thought of revenge or
of anger which is directed towards any person with a view to injure him is
essentially of the nature of Black Magic. And the greater the power of the
person who does it, and the greater the knowledge of the person who does it,
the greater is their crime for which they have to answer to the Law. In this
way, then, the Soul works by these thought-forms. First these thought-forms,
then their Elementals, working back upon the Soul that generates them, as
well as working in the outer world; these go on with the Soul into Devachan,
so far as they are pure in their nature, and make the faculty of which I
spoke, being as it were moulded into faculty; and then coming back, the
physical body is moulded by way of the astral to manifest this character,
which has taken to itself, by means of these thought-forms, certain definite
shapes.’
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