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What is Theosophy?

Theosophy is the universal wisdom tradition, found at the heart of all the world’s great philosophies, religions, and sciences. It offers a practical approach to understanding life’s deeper purpose, encouraging self-transformation through study, reflection, and compassionate living. Rather than belonging to any one culture or era, Theosophy speaks to the shared spiritual heritage of all humanity.

What are we studying?

Theosophy in the Arts: Shakespeare

This discussion group explores the plays and sonnets of Shakespeare through a theosophical lens, uncovering the timeless wisdom woven into his characters, themes, and symbols. By reading or watching Shakespeare in light of Theosophy, we find deeper meaning in the struggles, aspirations, and transformations portrayed on stage—mirroring the journey of the soul.

Theosophical Therapeutics

This discussion group explores the mind–body connection with a focus on the spiritual path. It asks whether walking the Path can be understood as a process of healing the various vestures of the human constitution—body, emotions, feelings, mind, heart, and spirit. This year, we are examining this theme through the lens of Eva Moberg’s insightful book, Regaining Balance.

The class runs on the 1st & 3rd Thursdays of the Month from 6 – 7:30pm (PST):

• 1st Thursday: Theosophy in the Arts (Shakespeare)
• 3rd Thursday: Theosophical Therapeutics

For classes offered on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of every month, see BhagavadGitaStudy.com.