Reflections: From Inner to Outer Transformation

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Peggy Heubel, Ananya Sri Ram, Maria Parisen

Onsite and Zoom

October 11 – 13

Friday 7:30 – 9 pm, Saturday 10 am – noon and 2 – 4 pm, Sunday 10 am – noon

In 1991, Joy Mills lectured on H.P. Blavatsky’s classic, The Voice of the Silence, for the International Theosophical Centre, Naarden, Holland. Respected and admired worldwide for her deep study and understanding of the Ageless Wisdom, Joy Mills was a beloved teacher, author, and friend. Her four lectures, titled “From Inner to Outer Transformation,” reflect the insights gained in years of dedicated theosophical research, emphasizing the importance of a radical change in human consciousness. Our sessions offer commentary and reflective activities for each of her lectures.

Single session $15 Series $50

Peggy Heubel has been a life-member of the Theosophical Society for 47 years and is currently one of two western district directors for the Theosophical Society in America. She has served either as president or as secretary of her local branch, the T.S.in Oakland, CA since joining in 1977.  She is also a graduate of the Partners in Theosophy initiative, attending regularly to assist the new students’ progress in program development and presenting. A significant part of her life-philosophy is to live in the light of theosophical ideals as best she can; that her theosophical interests consist of “all of it” but most specifically in helping those who are searching for meaning and purpose in today’s fragmented world.

Ananya Sri Ram comes from a family of theosophists. She has been a student of spirituality and Theosophy since 1983 and incorporates theosophical principles into her practice as a licensed therapist. An author of various theosophical articles, she is past president of the Theosophical Order of Service, USA and presently lives and works at the Krotona Institute of Theosophy.

Maria Parisen has been a T.S. member since 1969 and active for 40 years in the T.S. in Detroit. She has served on the national boards of the Theosophical Society in America, the Theosophical Order of Service and currently the Krotona Institute. A resident of Krotona since 2003, and director of its School of Theosophy for 15 years, she has taught for the T.S. internationally and compiled the Quest anthology Angels and Mortals: Their Co-Creative Power.