Glasgow Theosophical Society

About Glasgow Theosophical Society

	17 Queens Crescent, Glasgow West End G4 9BL
	Glasgow Theosophical Society Website

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The Theosophical Society was founded by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Henry Steel Olcott, William Quan Judge, and others in New York City on November 17, 1875. In 1882 the international headquarters of the Society was established at Adyar, near Madras. This remains the headquarters for the Society, which is now established in fifty countries of the world.

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.

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Upcoming Events at Glasgow Theosophical Society

Film

Scottish Premiere - Kiva - The Call of the Wisdom Keepers Documentary Screening

27th August 2024

Glasgow Theosophical Society, Glasgow West End

Enjoy a screening of the impressive documentary - KIVA The Call of the Wisdom Keepers followed by music, meditation and inspiring dialogue at Glasgow Theosophical Society on Tuesday 27th August.

Reading and Discussion