Theosophical Society Point Loma - Blavatskyhouse

The foundation's aim is to form a core of universal brotherhood/sisterhood, by spreading their notions about the spiritual structure of humans and cosmos, free of dogmas.

Theosophy has been called wisdom of the gods because among other things one may find explanations for the motivations of the human soul, its origin, destination, and relation with the cosmos.

The Theosophy, also called Secret Doctrine or Esoteric Philosophy, sets in the first place principles of morality, with directives for the human thinking and acting.

The Theosophical Society considers itself as part of a universal, ethical and intellectual movement active throughout the ages, bringing forth, in accordance with the cyclic laws of nature, spiritual impulses, which gave the initial impetus to the great religious and philosophical systems produced by humanity.

Sages such like Lao Tze, Krishna, Gautama the Buddha, Jesus the Nazarene, Plato are considered to brought forth these impulses.

Theosophy does not consider itself to depart from a highest god, who has created the universe out of nothing and supplies the soul to the human being.

This thought of brotherhood is not based upon sentiment, but upon the assumed structure of the universe, where everything is inextricably interconnected and cooperating with one and another.

From this Theosophy infers the explanation of the principles of morality for the daily walk of life which are charity, compassion, cooperation and brotherhood without any discrimination of color, race, nationality, social status or religious conviction.

In conjunction with this is the law of cause and effect, which points to strict justice in the universe, in which there is no room for chance, good- and/or tough luck.