Lotus Circle Program

Ritual of the Mystic Rose

A group prayer and meditation to uplift, heal and unite the world. For all who love and wish to serve.

A Study in Consciousness Study Class

Will, Desire, and Emotion

Chong Sanne resumes A Study in Consciousness, as we explore Part II of the book. As the study of Will, Desire and Emotion is of general interest, it is thought beneficial to share it at regular Lodge meetings, and open to all.

In this session we shall study Emotion and understand The Birth of Emotion; The Play of Emotion in the Family; The Birth of Virtues; Right and Wrong; Virtue and Bliss; The Transmutation of Emotions into Virtues and Vices; Application of the Theory of Conduct and The Uses of Emotion.

Lotus Circle Program

Conscious Thinking

A Practical Exploration of Thought. Develop an awareness of thoughts arise and how they drive emotions. Practice to consciously generate constructive thoughts at the individual and collective level.

Meditation in Action: Finding Stillness

Guided by our Asst. Book Steward Kristin Lim.

“We often think of stillness as something we must escape to: a quiet room, a cleared schedule, or a mind finally free of thought. However, can we learn to see stillness not as an absence of busyness, distraction or thought, but as a quality to be cultivated in the midst of life itself.

Building on the foundational principles of meditation, this talk explores practical ways to anchor ourselves in the present moment. We just might discover that the peace we seek has been here all along.”

A Study in Consciousness Study Class

Will, Desire, and Emotion

In this penultimate chapter of the book, we shall continue our study on Emotion and get to know The Training of Emotion; The Distorting Force of Emotion; Methods of Ruling the Emotions; The Using of Emotion and The Value of Emotion in Evolution.

This subject should be of interest to everyone.

Lotus Circle Program

Training the Mind through Luminous Awareness

What do dreams and waking experiences have in common? Both are insubstantial, transient and shaped by the mind’s projections. By realising the dreamlike nature of memory and experience, we begin to transcend the cycle of mindless dreaming at night and sleepwalking through the day.

Living the Higher Life: From Self to Service

A talk by our Asst. Librarian, Lee Yee Leng.

“Spiritual progress requires rising above personal desires. This talk explores how discipline, service and inner transformation lead to a higher way of living.”