“The purpose of Theosophy is not to be able to say things you cannot know; rather, it is to know things you cannot say.”—General Theosophy

I am not a devout Buddhist. While I subscribe and love much of the tenets of Buddhism, especially the Mahayana sect, I cannot be part of any organized religion. So naturally, when killing nuisance pests was the question posed to his holiness the Dalai Lama, this came to mind. Someone asked him what he thought about…

This is the intro to Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet's recent 'Message to Astrologers', which discusses the Tropical Zodiac as utilized by modern-day 'Western' astrologers as being closer to the gnosis of the VEDIC seers ... and therefor the error of considering measuring the zodiac via the constelations as is the practice of modern day, so-called 'Vedic' Astrologers. To read in full on PNB's Puranic Cosmology Updated blog, click the blue title below.…

If one assumes that Theosophy actually means ‘Divine Wisdom’, then proceeding on ‘Our New Direction’, I find the following to be of interest:

1. The recognition that the Divine is not relative/subjective in nature.
   
   What follows from this is that such Wisdom is not to be found ultimately through erudition.
2. The sharing of specific methods of achieving Theosis. For me, I currently practice works from Ichazo’s School, Arica.
3. Just knowing #1 above does…

Good and bad or

right and wrong

We are not as accustomed to this way as in Theosophy thought about is about good and evil thinking. This may be difficult for us to have an idea about them. Good and evil are relative. Every person has his own (limited) view of what is good and evil. We often identify ourselves with other people. It resonates with something in our thinking when we see others suffer. This can be, e.g., pity or compassion. - Pity, then the emotional aspect of our…