We will look at the Objects and Aims of the Society, the Path as outlined in the Maha-Chohan’s Letter, and again in The Key to Theosophy. We will look at the topic as presented by the Mahatmas in their Letters, as well as by HPB in her correspondence. We will discuss the topic as presented by Annie Besant, C. Jinarajadasa and N. Sri Ram.
Students are encouraged to find their own answers through study and contemplation.
Recommended reading:
The Key to Theosophy by H.P. Blavatsky
The Mahatma Letters
Inaugural Addresses of Four Presidents of the Theosophical Society
Three Objects [www.theosophical.org/the-society/1043-three-objects] by Ed Abdill
The Purpose of the Society’s Objects by Joy Mills, The Theosophist, Volume 118, November 1996.
Mr Jon Knebel has been a student of Theosophy for over 20 years. He led a Mahatma Letters study group at the Olcott headquarters from September 2011 until April 2014. Jon has now taken on the responsibility for the compiling, editing and publishing of H. P. Blavatsky’s personal correspondence as part of the Collected Writings series.
Jon also served on the board of directors of the Theosophical Order of Service in America and on the board of International Theosophy Conferences, Inc.
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The School of the Wisdom aims at bringing each student to survey life ‘from the centre’, which is intuitive awareness. An intense sense of Life must always accompany every true student. There can be no Wisdom without an ever increasing sense of Wonder.
Essential in the progress towards Wisdom is a growing intimacy with all aspects of Nature. The message which each tree, flower, animal, meadow, sea, sky, and cloud has, must be listened to and understood.
Timings
Monday to Friday
Meditation: 8.00 to 8.30 a.m.
Classes: 8.30 to 11 a.m. and 3.30 to 5 p.m.
Some afternoons will be reserved for presentations by the students, who may spend free afternoons doing research on their own or at the Adyar Library and Research Centre. Applications for Library reading/ borrowing cards are available.
All sessions are held in Blavatsky Bungalow, Adyar Campus, Chennai.
Applying to the School
Application Form you find as an attachment from the Session's description. Students may register for all or some of the Scool of the Wisdom sessions in one form, and are expected to attend all the classes in the session chosen. The form should be sent to:
email: study.hq@ts-adyar.org
or
The Theosophical Society
Secretary's Office
The School of the Wisdom
Adyar, Chennai 600 020, India
Tel: ( +91 44 ) 2491 2474 and 2491 7198
Accommodation
If you need accomodation, please specifically say so in your application, or send the accommodation needs to acco.hq@ts-adyar.org. There are two styles
A. LEADBEATER CHAMBERS (LBC), Western style accommodation, basic amenities
Member prices:
Single Rs. 400/- per day per person, including breakfast
Sharing Rs. 300/- per day per person, including breakfast
Non-member prices:
Single Rs. 800/- per day per person, including breakfast
Sharing Rs. 600/- per day per person, including breakfast
All meals (breakfast+lunch+dinner) will cost approximately Rs.160-240/- per day
B.BHOJANASALA, Indian style accommodation, is for Indian participants. Prices of Bhojanasala are given on request.
Other information
Scholarships, full or partial, may be provided for some deserving TS workers. Applications should be made well in advance, providing full details and suitable recommendation.
Those members who wish to stay for the International Convention are requested to register separately, see instructions.
