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THEOSOPHICAL

CORRESPONDENCE SERIES

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join the course here or click for courses in French and Greek 

 

  home study

The correspondence course is for those wishing to learn about Theosophy who may not find it convenient to attend the meetings. 

The material selected for the course is based on the original writings of the main theosophical founders, Mme H.P.Blavatsky and William Q Judge, who are widely recognised as among the most reliable sources for the study of the esoteric sciences.

The course provides access to key theosophical ideas in a sequence of topics and comes with Q & A exercises to complete at the end of each one.  As all true systems can be verified and tested against one’s own experience, the ideas in the course can be worked into the fabric of one’s life, and being made a part of it can be proven out.

 

   FAQs  

a) Q: Mailing by post or email?  A: yes, either post or email            b) Q: Is it free?   A: always

 

The topics are sent free by post or email as Word documents. Answers can be returned by email, post or fax.    Donations for P&P may be made but are not requested.

 

  enrolling

Joining is quick and simple and is completed by saying you would like the course by email or hard copy:

email:    tcc (at) clara (dot) co (dot) uk

post:      Correspondence Course c/o W Windham

               31 Marylands Road

               London    W9 2DU   UK

               UK fax 08717 502 714   m 07753 619 953  

Your registration details will remain private and won't be used elsewhere.

 

   recommended reading – available on the internet or by mail order

Background reading during the course is valuable and provides material to fill in between topics.
'The Ocean of Theosophy' by William Q Judge or 'The Key to Theosophy' by H P Blavatsky are recommended, and are available by mail from the ULT (paper back versions are £2 - £3) or they can be downloaded free and saved as searchable files: 

     The Ocean [400k]       The Key  [1,400k]      To save: go File > Save As > ..... to your desktop etc.

      The 400k file takes about 2-3 minutes on a dial-up modem.

 

   course notes

Further details and help while studying are available in the course notes download PDF file here

 

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