Theosophical Society in Scotland

Welcome

The word Theosophy has been used for many centuries, it is of Greek origin meaning Wisdom of the Gods (theo - of Gods, sophia – wisdom). Wisdom cannot be enclosed within words, it is a Truth which must be discovered and experienced by each one for themselves. Theosophy, sometimes known as the Ageless Wisdom, is the Light which shines through the many coloured lamps of religion. It is the thread of truth in scriptures, creeds, symbols, myths and rituals. Divine Wisdom is One, the paths towards it are many.

The Theosophical Society in Scotland is a part of the world-wide theosophical movement with its centre in Adyar, India. The Society is dedicated to the comparative study of religion, science and philosophy and the practice of the Art of Self-Realisation. The Society is composed of members of different religious backgrounds who are united in a belief that mankind is a spiritual family and that humanity can have a glorious future through a compassionate and intelligent way of living.

TALK BY TRAN KIM-DIEU ON FRIDAY 28TH MARCH at 1.30pm

HELEN DUNCAN ROOM ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE CENTRE, 25 PALMERSTON PLACE, EDINBURGH

The Invisible World and us

Introduction

Humans live in a space where they are mostly blind because their limited perception does not allow them to see more. Exploring the invisible side of our world can lead us to fascinating discoveries that will help us to transform our way of life and consequently lead us to the knowledge of our true nature.

Trân-Thi-Kim-Diêu is member of the TS in France since 1972. She is a post-graduate in Pharmaceutical Sciences. She is former Chairperson and current Vice-Chairperson of the European Federation of the Theosophical Society and President of the Theosophical Society in France. She travels widely to encourage cooperation and promulgate the teachings as well as to share experience in service of the TS. Her main concern is to promote a new way of living where each human life can be guided by universal ethics and the mystic dimension of consciousness.

It is hoped that as many of our membership as possible can attend this exciting and prestigious event.

A bust of Rahda Burnier was unveiled at Adyar on 15th November 2017 in tribute to her role as President of the Theosophical Society Adyar from 1980 until her death in 2013. The unveiling had been planned to coincide with the date of her birth - 15th November 1923.