Centennial Commemoration of the Blue Star Memorial Temple
Centennial Commemoration of the Blue Star Memorial Temple October 20, 2024 Guardian in Chief Rick London and Treasurer Marti Fast Officiating Good morning to everyone here and to all who
The Temple
The Temple Given in the unfinished Temple Building in August 1923 by Ernest Harrison Read by Marti Fast on July 21, 2024 INTRODUCTION This talk was presented by one of
There are Temple Hands
A Talk Given in The Temple by, Eleanor L. Shumway, Guardian in Chief, on August 16, 2015 In Vol. III of From The Mountain Top, we read these words from
“Accepting Change: Socialism, the Temple Home Association, and World War 1″
Professor Paul Ivey, Associate Professor and Division Chair of Art History at the University of Arizona, offered two talks this past Spring and Summer in Halcyon. At the International Gathering
Temple History
Introduction The Temple of the People was founded in Syracuse, New York, in 1898 by Francia A. La Due and William H. Dower. It is a continuation of the Theosophical
Teachings & Artisan Archive
Temple Teachings & Artisan Archive “Our work is directed at helping all people who are hurting, who are searching — not just those who are interested in metaphysics or inclined
Realizing the Ebb and Flow of Joy
Realizing the Ebb and Flow of Joy Rick London, Guardian in ChiefGiven June 11, 2023Blue Star Memorial Temple While preparing for our first in-person Temple Convention in several years, I’m
Halcyon Historic District
About the Halcyon Historic District The Halcyon Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, having been nominated for inclusion by the California State Office of Historic
Resolving To Be Reconciling
Resolving To Be Reconciling by Guardian in Chief Richard A. London Given in the Blue Star Memorial Temple November 10, 2024 Every day we have the opportunity to choose the
The Music of the Spheres
The Music of the Spheres Damian Rollison Temple Talk, October 13, 2024 My theme today is the Order of the Twenty-One and what it means to me. I’d like to