Check in at The Nest

Welcoming by First Nation, Host and the President, Greetings

KEYNOTE ADDRESS will use the genesis of the Society's history as an indicator of how it has helped to make theosophical message a reality.

Discussion groups will focus on selected topics

LECTURE. 'I' here stands for Instinct, Intellect, Insight

LECTURE: In pursuing and implementing the TS Vision and Mission, it is essential to create core structures and processes that will strengthen our internal capacity to sustain such advocacy in the long term.

Six workshops to choose from where to attend

Dialogue with the representative from the regions: Americas, Africa, Indo-Pacific, Europe

Centenary celebration. Philosophies of the West and East presented by First Nation speakers of Canada.

Centenary celebration continues with the history of Canada, talk on First Nation teachings, and a Dance Show.

LECTURE by the Guest Speaker

Six workshops to choose from

Talks by TS members

PRESIDENT'S LECTURE

In every age, there are those who dare. Those whose hearts burn with a fire that cannot be extinguished.

LECTURE: Exploring the artistic vibrancy of the Adyar Headquarters in the early 20th century, tracing the influence of Theosophy on global art movements.

Theosophical perspectives by the theosophical movement

Several activities available

1. Illustrated presentation of Adyar. 2. Indian classical dance.

LECTURE: Historians suggested that H.P.B. had planned a new Theosophy to be added to the earlier one. Read more.

Michael Gomes interviews Tim Boyd

A sharing session by the workshop facilitators, presenting the key insights, conclusions, or outcomes of the workshops

Words of gratitude by the Host and the International President