Polling Day

Lodge closed for Polling Day.

Lodge closed today, come for Wesak Celebration on Monday instead.

12 May 2025

Wesak Celebration

As we normally do, we will have a talk giving a detailed account of the esoteric Wesak Festival including a video recording made by an Australian TV station of pilgrims gathering at the legendary Wesak Valley. Members who have attended this talk previously may be interested to know that we will be showing slides indicating what could be the actual location of the Wesak Valley which is famously thought to be in the vicinity of Mount Kailas. We will then have a guided group meditation for 49 mins. Come and join this spiritual celebration. Vegetarian lunch will be served thereafter as part of the Wesak celebration.

This programme is restricted to members.

17 May 2025

The Divine Mystery:
Three Realisations on the Path

A talk by our Asst Secretary, Brandon Goh.

“The journey of the soul is marked by deepening experiences of the Divine. Although there is ultimately One Alone, Theosophy unveils three aspects of the Divine: all is God (Expression), God dwells in all (Immanence) and all lives in God (Transcendence). With insights from Theosophical and other spiritual traditions, we will explore some integral disciplines that eventually lead to experience of these truths.”

24 May 2025

H.P.B. Post-India

Tang Kwok Choon talks about Madame H. P. Blavatsky after leaving India, the writing of The Secret Doctrine and her eventual settling in London.

Cryptograms, Blinds, and the Hidden Architecture of The Secret Doctrine

A talk by Mario Ferraro.

“The Secret Doctrine has long been revered for its breadth and depth of insights, encompassing Man and the entire Universe. But beneath its surface lie many cryptic layers.

This lecture invites fellow Theosophists to explore the possibility that Blavatsky’s magnum  opus is more than a transmission of wisdom: it is an encoded document, carefully structured to conceal as much as it reveals.

By examining subtle patterns, linguistic anomalies, and purposeful ambiguities, we will explore the idea that The Secret Doctrine functions as a kind of initiatic path, guiding the reader through a process of inner awakening as much as intellectual engagement. Far from being random, its contradictions, repetitions, and silences seem to form part of a hidden logic, designed to train perception and invoke intuition.

Join us for a fresh look at a familiar text, where meaning is not just found in the words, but in their arrangement, their omissions, and the spaces between them.”