Theos-Talk Archives (June 1997 Message tl00172)

            THE HIGH COUNTRY THEOSOPHIST
 VOL. 7 NO. 9	BOULDER, COLORADO	SEPTEMBER, 1992

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	NAME CHANGE

The Theosophical Study Center, meeting in Denver, chartered in 1986 as The
High Country Study Center has changed its name to The Theosophical Society
of Denver and continues as a Study Center chartered by T.S.A. (Wheaton).
Judith Modig is secretary.

	QWAA REPRINT PROJECT

First Series: Copies of vols. 1 and 2 should now be in hands of all subscribers.

Second Series:  Work on checking the Index is again underway.  Index entries
for the first 15 of a total of 516 pages of Pamphlets have been checked.

	BORIS DE ZIRKOFF TAPES AVAILABLE

While a guest in Calgary, Ted Davy kindly made copies for me of two audio
tapes of talks given in 1970 by Boris de Zirkoff: Incidents in the life of
H.P.B. and H.P.B.: Woman and Teacher.  Available from HCT, with permission,
for $3.50 each, postpaid. (U.S.)  Not to be published in printed form.

	Calendar of Events

	THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF DENVER


Friday Sept. 11
L.B. Hansen's home.

Call 761-5925 for location.

Friday Sept. 25
L.B. Hansen's home.


Upcoming:

Tue. Oct. 20
Call L.B. Hansen, 761-5925 or Judy, 477-4788 for details.


Tony Lysy visits THE T.S. OF DENVER to talk of plans for the upcoming
Parliament of World Religions, to be held in the summer of 1993 in Chicago.
ERRATA:  Last month we incorrectly stated that the Parliament was to be held
at Wheaton.  Please note correction.
Time: 7:30 P.M.

L.B. Hansen leads the fourth in an ongoing study of the Seven Rays.  Meeting
begins with meditation at 7:00 p.m.  Call 761-5925 or 477-4788 for location.



Dora Kunz, past president of T.S.A., (Wheaton) will visit THE T.S. OF DENVER
to present a talk on "The Dynamics of Healing."  Tentative location is The
First Universalist Church, 4101 E. Hampden, Denver.  Final location and time
to be announced later.


THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF DENVER holds regular meetings and study classes
in Denver on the second and fourth Fridays monthly.

THE HIGH COUNTRY THEOSOPHIST has the following editorial objectives:

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otherwise known as the Ancient Wisdom; as given by The  Masters and H.P.
Blavatsky, and  other theosophical writers  consistent with this tradition.

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and philosophical issues from the viewpoint of the source theosophical
teachings.

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realities.

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and to facilitate various projects in furtherance of Theosophical principles.

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