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Reframing theosophies (Neo-Platonism, Boehme, Blavatsky, etc.): some postulates In order to make the archaic wisdom more understandable and up to date with 21st century state of affairs, I have reframed some old ideas o… Started by Martin Euser	23	Jan 5, 2011 Reply by Martin Euser
Credulity & Faith Often, these days, faith & credulity are considered synonyms, but they are not. One example of this misunderstanding is in the interpr… Started by Nicholas Weeks	2	Dec 31, 2010 Reply by Nicholas Weeks
Moderator Secret Doctrine Commentaries - An Offer Fifteen years ago, due to the good fortune of theosophists, the record of the discussions that HPB had in London Lodge in 1889 was discover… Started by M K Ramadoss	7	Dec 2, 2010 Reply by M K Ramadoss
Freud and Jung It seems like a good topic for discussion. Jung references Blavatsky and Besant a couple of times--mostly for bringing Eastern religious id… Started by J. Spencer Rich	13	Oct 21, 2010 Reply by J. Spencer Rich
Occult Effects of Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco. I would like to bring this subject for a discussion on this forum and see what your take on it is. What do you think are common misconcepti… Started by Alex Patapenka	14	Sep 21, 2010 Reply by Joe Fulton
Stanford University has Philosophy Rival to Wikipedia But first you have to get past 120 professors to get your entry approved.It's the peer review equivalent of the gauntlet.The site aspires t… Started by Joe Fulton	0	Sep 7, 2010
Moderator alchemy This can be for a general alchemy thread. What do people think of David Hudson and Nicholas D Collete? They are some of the most recent pe… Started by David	2	Oct 19, 2009 Reply by David
Moderator Philosophical/spiritual questions and dialogues Lately Katinka posted (on Squidoo) an interesting page about spiritual questions. Then I said I think such questions derive from the age-ol… Started by David	6	Sep 13, 2009 Reply by David
Moderator Yoga Yoga is actually a philosophy. The Bhagavad-Gita mentions four types of yoga, which I think are karma, bhakti, jnana, and raja Yoga. It als… Started by David	1	Jun 2, 2009 Reply by Katinka Hesselink
Have you ever experienced 'Nothingness'? Have you ever experienced 'Nothingness'? Started by Mikhayl Von Riebon	20	Jun 1, 2009 Reply by Susan Thomas