Theosophy 150
Theosophy, as a modern movement, was founded in New York by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky in 1875. In 2025, Theosophical Society branches and members worldwide are participating in events and initiatives related to its 150th anniversary.
The Theosophical Society is holding a World Congress in Vancouver in July 2025 to celebrate. A documentary film, "One Fire," will premiere at the Congress, exploring Theosophy's history and its impact. Theosophy's legacy will be examined, including its influence on various fields and its impact on society. The theme "One Fire" emphasizes theosophy's core belief in the underlying unity of all things.
Watch the official trailer for "One Fire" here
The 12th World Congress of the Theosophical Society runs from 23rd to 27th of July 2025, celebrating both 150 years of the Theosophical Society and 100 years of the Theosophical Society in Canada. More info here.
Alexander Scriabin was deeply influenced by philosophy and mysticism, particularly theosophy. He saw music as a means to achieve spiritual transcendence and believed in a merging of art, religion, and philosophy, culminating in a grand, transformative experience. His philosophy, often expressed through his music, explored themes of self-realization, the unity of the universe, and the potential for humanity to achieve a state of divine consciousness.
