Joy Mills

Modern Theosophy expresses the ancient wisdom tradition found in all religions. When H. P. Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Society in 1875, told English journalist A. P. Sinnett she had gained her paranormal knowledge from more evolved beings called the Mahatmas, Sinnett asked to communicate with them himself. The result was a remarkable correspondence carried on from 1880 to 1885 with Mahatmas Khoot Hoomi and Morya. Recorded in The Mahatma...

The study of Cosmogenesis includes theories as to the emanation of the Universe out of the Absolute, an aeonic process that occurs under divine guidance. Specific references are made to H.P. Blavatsky's The secret doctrine and the Stanzas of Dzyan.

What significant events have shaped the Theosophical Society as it is today? What were the unique contributions of each of its Presidents? The speakers review some of the high (and low) points in the history of the Society, encouraging participants to explore the relevance of our history to our work today. What are the unique challenges facing the Society in this 21st century, and what may we learn from the past that might help us in charting a course...

The Voice of the Silence is one of the last major works of H. P. Blavatsky and it contains some of her most poignant writing. After its initial publication in 1889, it soon was considered to be one of the classics of Theosophical literature. This recording is from a class conducted by Joy Mills, who says that the Voice of the Silence points to a way of life that leads toward ever more efficient and beneficent service in the world. The approach taken...

An interpretation of volume 2 of The Secret Doctrine---Anthropogenesis, exploring the stages of human development.

The 1996 Founders address, given at the 110th Annual Meeting and Summer School of the Theosophical Society in America, explores the meaning of Theosophy and shows how we can express joy in theosophical work.