Everyday Wisdom Philosophy School

Theosophy

Theosophy is a philosophical movement that has been around since the time of ancient Greece. A resurgence of Theosophy in 1875 led to its modern era. It centers around a synthesis of Wisdom traditions from both East and West and attempts to highlight and practice the best of all traditions. The Theosophical approach is quite academic and is a good source of clear material for those who wish to explore the metaphysical knowledge of consciousness and spiritual enlightenment on a deeper level. Theosophical wisdom backs up the Everyday Philosophy approach with modern depth and sophistication, whereas the metaphysics of the more ancient traditions is not always appropriate and relatable to modern Western minds. The extensive Theosophical works of A. A. Bailey, who worked in conjunction with the Master D.K., are used here as the resource material and provide a solid foundation for the Wisdom Philosophy School.

Further Research on Theosophy

	A.A. Bailey Works
	Theosophical Works

"Conversations with God" Neil Donald Walsh: The works of Alice A. Bailey have been my main teaching in esoteric spirituality and psychology. However, it has been hard for me to share these works directly to others in my groups and courses due to their deep scientific nature and challenging concepts. My books have been an attempt to transfer these truths into pratical solutions to everyday suffering. Because my books (Being Human & Mastering Life) have been focused around the issue of personal suffering, I have not had a chance to write about the bigger picture. The "Conversations with God" books cover both perspectives beautifully in a style that reflects my own approach.

These thought provoking and challenging books perhaps best reflect what the School of Wisdom Philosophy is attempting to teach. They are a good place to start due to the simple, contemporary and straightforward way they are written, as well as their ability to open the mind to new realities. To many people, what these books contain reflect what they have intuitively felt but were not game to say. They also reflect what I have been writing in my own books, often with uncanny similarity. They have helped me have more confidence in my own truth.

	Excerpts from "Converations with God" books.
	"Converations with God" Foundation website