The Theosophical Society

At the height of the 19th century, she emerged as a revolutionary figure, challenging the spiritual and scientific norms of her time.

As a co-founder of the Theosophical Society, Blavatsky served as a bridge between different worlds, diving into occultism with notable psychic abilities.

Her childhood in Russia revealed a natural affinity with the spiritual world, which would lead her through a life full of mystical discoveries.

Blavatsky actively delved into spiritual concepts, communicating with ascended masters, highly evolved beings that inhabited higher dimensions.

Helena Blavatsky's journey was marked by travels that led her to delve into the esoteric traditions of various cultures.

The Secret Doctrine, her masterpiece, reflects this journey, combining teachings from Buddhist, Hindu and Egyptian traditions with advances in Western science.

With the founding of the Theosophical Society alongside Henry Steele Olcott and William Kwan Judge, she established an arena dedicated to the study of religion, philosophy and science, pursuing an understanding of the laws governing the universe.

Her pioneering approach to esoteric Buddhism and the Kabbalah stood out, unveiling traditions rich in occult teachings about the structure of the cosmos.

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So we just said, you know, we should start offering these two-hour classes to the community that I have taught for the Theosophical Society and other people.

So we're going to start launching some of these two-hour ancestral healing classes.

And The beauty of these smaller two-hour classes is there's not a big financial expense.

And then I take you through the steps.

And then we do a, you know, like a 20-minute healing at the end where I guide you on meditative healing to create healing for this.

And, I mean, I've taught some of these classes, I think it's the fifth or sixth time now I'm going back to the Theosophical Society.

They ping me like every year to come teach one of these courses.

There was a certain context around asana which I think changed everything as well.

As far as I can see, the Theosophical Society and its influences on pre-20th century India and Vivekananda are seminal to this kind of new context where we take yoga from meaning disunion generally, as you mentioned before, disunion of everything and go off in some kind of ether to union to the modern idea that you'll hear in every yoga class.

Well, yoga is union.

So how do we get from disunion to union? And I think this is your challenge for 10 while speaking about Vivekananda.

All religions are true, but the highest truth can be known within your experience through these sublime teachings, is basically his message.

And so in that sense, again, he's trying to integrate everything.

But it's also echoing the ideas of the Theosophical Society and those who were on a quest for what Aldous Huxley would call the perennial philosophy, the one true truth underpinning all religions.

And so in this sense, he's speaking absolute cutting edge countercultural discourse of the late 19th century to Westerners who've already been interested in that for various reasons.

And Annie Besant Wright, born in 1947, passing away in 1933.

She was the president of the Theosophical Society from 1907 until her death in 1933, a major promoter of occult evolution, reincarnation, and spiritual masters, and also humanity's supposed prehistoric existence of other worlds.

You'll see people like Timothy Albarino and others out there promoting the book Sidonia.

Remember folks, Sidonia is on the Great Awakening map and its purpose is to get people to believe that there were pre-existing civilizations before mankind was created.

through a lot of this stuff is uh a part of the akashic records and the history and the timelines of things that they're fed and that they're downloaded to basically come back out of the these states of mind and to just push this information seth uh sethlehem right does a pretty good job of talking about that these are manufactured These are manufactured memories.

These are all manufactured by the demonic realm, and I don't disagree with that.

Now, their accounts describe, you know, we're talking about Ledbetter and Bassant, which are the two people that pushed the Theosophical Society further.

Their accounts describe Martian civilizations, artificial canals, intelligent lunar inhabitants, and prehistoric planetary migrations and spiritual beings directing humanity's evolution.

The well-known occultist Aleister Crowley even wrote about using drugs to perform his rituals and conjurations.

Helen Bladbatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society and highly regarded in occult circles, also talked about these connections extensively.

Her work influenced Freemasonry and many secret societies, reinforcing the link between drug use and spiritual realms.

On a different note, let's talk about drug addiction from a medical perspective, especially in parts of the world where addiction has exploded due to drug trafficking.