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Featured Items
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October 31, 2012
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CD
OF THE MONTH
"The Wizard of Oz" is an enduring American myth. (73 minutes)
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Saturday,
October 27
7:00 - 10:00 PM
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Friday,
October 26
6:00 - 6:45 PM
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Thursday Talks at TSA National Center
October 11, 7 PM
With Margaret McKenzie
Read more Standing Up to "Appearance-ism," Stereotyping, and Bias October 18, 7 PM
With Anya Cordell Live Webcast Shedding Light on the Mayan Path October 25, 7 PM
With Barbara (BJ) Sadtler
Live Webcast November 1, 7 PM
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| Enjoy this lively report on TheosoFest, a Thursday program with the Bahai, and September Intereligious Prayers for Peace.
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With Sy Ginsburg
$40 for 8 session course
First recording available
with your sign up.
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CLASSES AT TSA NATIONAL CENTER |
HENRY S. OLCOTT MEMORIAL LIBRARY |
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October Interviews with Dan Smolla
In How I Became a Theosophist, Rev. John H. Drais discusses the Theosophical monastery he founded many years ago: Madre Grande Monastery. John tells us how they have incorporated the study and living of Theosophy into a contemplative life. Read more
In Featured Favorites, Ananya S. Rajan talks about the inherent spirituality in nature, and discusses at length her favorite books on the topic. The interview takes place on the beautiful outdoor grounds of the Theosophical Society in America. Read more
A New Interfaith Display in the Library
In celebration of Theological Libraries Month in October sponsored by The American Theological Library Association (ATLA), we are informing the Theological Community about The Henry S. Olcott Memorial Library and creating a comparative religion/interfaith display in the library. We wrote a brief summary of the holdings and activities of the library which we submitted for posting on the ATLA website along with a photo of our interfaith display. In the summary of our holdings we specially emphasized how the Henry S. Olcott Memorial Library is an excellent resource for comparative religion studies.
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"Step back, detach, and allow a new perception to break through."
~ I Ching
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Cover photo by Juliana Cesano
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