“The Bodhisattva vow,” “Service is our Prayer,” “Step -12 of AA,” “Caritas,” “Compassionate Service,” are part of what will be reviewed from a Theosophical perspective in this symposium. Please come on over for an engaging talk and like-minded community.
Location: the San Diego Theosophists Lodge on El Cajon Blvd just west of Interstate-15.
Dr Ken is presenting “Theosophical Perspectives on the Bhagavad Gita” at Far Horizons Sierra Camp this August 14-18, 2019. Focus will also be on CBT, Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy. Spirituality and metaphysics form a foundational part of this beloved sacred verses, known at the Bhagavad Gita.
The Hearing Voices Network, HVN, is presenting a community building event in the hills of southern San Diego county.
WHO IS WELCOME: Those folks who consider themselves “voice hearers.” Those folks who have what may be considered unusual experiences are welcome. Some folks who identify as “psychiatric survivors.” Folks who have visions, information downloads, and invisible companions. Interested supporters, too.
WHAT WE OFFER: Safe, supportive space for sharing. Community building exercises. Some Lectures to help you find your “framework” to better understand your experiences. Healthful nurturing vegetarian meals. Time for hiking and exploring.
WHERE: Outdoor camping in the beautiful chaparral with oak trees and native plants. Exquisite rock formations. The “great mother” hillside. Located at Madre Grande Monastery, a theosophical order (non-religious philosophical movement dedicated to the Universal Brotherhood / Sisterhood / Person-hood of all Peoples).
In the writings of G. DePurucker, a leader of that Theosophical community in San Diego, California, LomaLand, or the “Point Loma Society” are describes renunciation. He writes of the Summer Solstice. In that text he lists two types of people who attain to a level of advanced spiritual development. The first type becomes a Pratyeka-Buddha and is absorbed in the beauty, glory and wonder of the spiritual life, and proceed to Nirvana. There they await the next chain of existence to later become the second type. That second type of spiritually advanced person becomes a Buddha of Compassion, or a Bodhisattva. These Bodhisattvas, turn backwards on the Path, to be beneficent forces for the spiritual and intellectual life of Humanity, sacrificing their own chances for advancement. They remain as a helpful spiritual fire, seeing the truth beyond Nirvana, channeling compassion.
Back at Harmony Place after rejuvenation in the Unnamed Path’s amazing workshops and meditations held at the 2018 Stone and Stang spiritual event in the Santa Cruz, CA area. New beginnings, new empowerment. My choice is to be of service to others. At home I was greeted by blossoms for me and the hummingbirds.
Join Dr Ken Campos this August 9-12, 2018, for a lively, transformative, self-actualizing workshop on Theosophy and the Bhagavad Gita, the Song Celestial. Course fee is $150, with separate fee for accomodations at the vegetarian, meat free camp near Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks at 7200 ft. elevation. See www.FarHorizons.org and RSVP to DrKen@LiveOakMonastery.org
This coming April 23, 2018, Monday at 5:30 pm, the Far Horizons Theosophical Sierra Camp and the Fresno Theosophical Study Center will host the presentation “The Dharma Karma Nexus”
The guest speaker is Mr. Minor Lile, former Executive Director of the Orcas Island Foundation & the Theosophical center, Indralaya. He is currently on the board of the TSA, Theosophical Society in America. The venue is in Fresno, CA near the airport. Please RSVP at www.MeetUp.com/Fresno-Theosophical-Study-Center/
This past Spring Equinox was about 10 am Pacific Time on Tuesday 03-20-2018. A dedicated group of us in the Paracelsian Order gathered together that morning at Madre Grande Monastery in southeast San Diego for our quarterly convocation. Later that day we read from this book used at LomaLand, a theosophical community located on Point Loma from 1900 until 1942. At LomaLand the theosophists practiced the Universal Brotherhood of mankind, Raja Yoga, and also built the first Greek open air amphitheater in the United States in 1901. The Spring-time reading focuses on initiation from the perspective of European Druid lore and spirituality.
A Six Week Course sponsored by San Diego Theosophists
with participation by Live Oak Monastery
This is a new course hosted and guided by Jim Colbert, PhD and Ken Campos, MD, DFAPA.
Agenda:
Week 1 A brief outline of Theosophy, the Antecedent words Wm Judge
Week 2 Highlights and differences between Eastern and Western psychotherapy perspectives.
Week 3 a description of CBT, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Week 4-5-6 Devoted to the Gita with emphasis on practical applications to mental health
San Diego United Lodge of Theosophists
PARTICULARS
Location is the ULT Bookstore, San Diego Theosophy
Address: 3766 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92105
Dates: February 24, 2018 to March 31, 2018
Time: Saturdays at 11am until 12:30; refreshments served