2018 June Programme

Saturday

2 June 2018 

3 p.m.

Commencement of the 45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 1: The Different Planes of Nature

 

Knowing the different planes of nature; the different bodies of man and the different vehicles of consciousness.

 

Monday

4 June 2018 

7 p.m.

45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 2: Man’s Evolution

 

A discourse on evolution; where we come from and where we are going to; the Law of Karma; Reincarnation as a process of evolution.

 

Thursday

7 June 2018 

7 p.m.

45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 3: Death & After

 

Putting death in its rightful place as a function of evolution. A discourse on the life after death and the harm of mourning for the dead.

 

Saturday

9 June 2018 

3 p.m.

45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 4: The Astral Plane

 

This is a continuation of the lecture on death and after. A general description of the Astral Plane and its inhabitants will be covered. We shall also discuss man’s activities when the physical body is asleep and when he sheds his physical body at death. We will also talk about ghosts and other phenomena.

 

 

Monday

11 June 2018 

7 p.m.

45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 5: The Mental Plane

 

We will be talking about both the higher and the lower mental planes. This is a continuation of the lectures on death and after and the astral plane. A short description of the heaven world and its inhabitants will be covered. Does everyone go to heaven? We shall soon find out.

 

The Mental Plane is also the realm of the Mind, i.e. the plane where thought arises. We will discuss further the subject of elemental kingdoms and the elemental essence that ensoul thoughts. Hence, this lecture serves as an introduction to 'thought-forms', one of the most important aspects of nature. This lecture is useful, if not a prerequisite for the 6th lecture on 'Thought-Forms'.

 

Thursday

14 June 2018 

7 p.m.

45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 6: Thought-Forms

 

This is probably the most important lecture in the whole course as knowledge of thought-forms will help us conduct ourselves better and live a life in harmony with nature. The lecture will include the following: What are thought-forms? How your thoughts affect others, near or far from you. The virtue of having the right thoughts and the consequences of bad thoughts.

 

Saturday

16 June 2018 

3 p.m.

 

45th A Course in Theosophy & Meditation

Lecture 7: The Noble Eightfold Path

 

The subject of this last lecture is on 'The Noble Eightfold Path'. This lecture gives the guidelines on how to quicken the evolutionary pace; the perfection of virtues and the ideals of right living. We will talk about how to live the life of a true theosophist and finding peace and joy in the process, in other words, the application of theosophical knowledge. This last lecture wraps up A Course in Theosophy.

 

Monday

18 June 2018 

7 p.m.

Commencement of the Meditation Course

Lecture 1: Basic Rules of Meditation

 

How to go about meditation and what results to expect; the 3 stages of meditation; how to train the monkey mind.

 

Thursday

21 June 2018 

7 p.m.

Meditation Course

Lecture 2: Meditation for Development of the True Self

 

Insight into the real nature of thought and how it can be used in meditation for the development of the True Self.

 

Saturday

23 June 2018 

3 p.m.

Meditation Course

Lecture 3: Meditation to achieve Union with the Divine

 

How meditation is used to achieve the ultimate goal of all meditation—Union with the Divine.

 

30 June 2018  9 a.m.

Excursion to Botanic Gardens

No lodge meeting this week, as we are going for an excursion to the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Those who have registered please take note that the coach will leave Sims Avenue Centre at 9 a.m. sharp. Don’t miss the bus! Register if you wish to join us.

 

The highlight of the excursion is an art exhibition entitled “Beyond Gingers” representing Tham Pui San’s Encounters with Nature, at CDL Green Gallery.

 

The Singapore Botanic Gardens can be considered nature’s gallery of the finest art, sculpted and dressed by Mother Nature. Self-taught artist and volunteer Tham Pui San is one of its many admirers. He frequents the Gardens to contemplate and capture its beauty in his own works. He is also fiercely passionate about sharing his two loves—nature and art—with all who care to learn. Come along on this journey to discover the Gardens through his paintings. Incidentally, Tham Pui San is one of our members.

 

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