Theosophical Society in Seattle

Theosophical Society in Seattle The Theosophical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to an open exchange of spiritual, philosophical and scientific teachings.

Theosophy is translated from the Greek as “Divine Wisdom”.

08/24/2026

“He who is desirous to learn how to benefit humanity, and believes himself able to read the character of other people, must first of all, to learn to know himself, to appreciate his own character at its true value.”
***Master Morya, "The Mahatma Letters to AP Sinnett"

HUGE SALE THIS WEEKEND!Saturday, August 15 & Sunday, August 169 AM–4 PM 717 Broadway E, SeattleThe Theosophical Society ...
08/13/2026

HUGE SALE THIS WEEKEND!

Saturday, August 15 & Sunday, August 16
9 AM–4 PM
717 Broadway E, Seattle

The Theosophical Society in Seattle is opening the doors of our lodge for Capitol Hill Garage Sale Day!

Come explore thousands of free and low-priced books, along with furniture, art, linens, crystals, and other treasures!

And best of all, your purchases help support the renewal and reopening of the TSS Lodge and bring new energy to this historic Seattle space.

Stop by, browse the treasures, and say hello!
We can’t wait to welcome you. ❤️

08/11/2026

“Suppose a boat is crossing a river and another boat, an empty one, is about to collide with it. Even an irritable man would not lose his temper. But suppose there was someone in the second boat. Then the occupant of the first would shout to him to keep clear. And if he did not hear the first time, nor even when called three times, bad language would inevitably follow. In the first case there was no anger. In the second there was because in the first case the boat was empty and in the second it was occupied. And so it is with man. If he could only pass empty through life, who would be able to injure him.
*** Chuang Tzu, 4th Century BCE Taoist philosopher

08/06/2026

Purna Midam Mantra

"That is the Whole. This is the Whole.
From the Whole, the Whole arises.
Removing the Whole from the Whole, the Whole remains."
Om Peace, peace, peace

Purna means “fullness” or “wholeness,” symbolizing in the infinite Brahman (or God). The verse says that both the unmanifest in Brahman (or God) and the manifested universe—our earth and everything on it—are both complete. The Whole gives rise to the world without losing its completeness.
The Sanskrit word, “Shanti,” means peace.

Sanskrit:
Om purnamadah, purnamidam, purnat purnamudacyate.
Purnasya, purnamadaya, purnamevavasisyate.
Om, Shanti, Shanti, Shanti

07/20/2026

“In the due of the little things, the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.”
***The Prophet, by poet and philosopher, Khalil Gibran

After 7 months of closure, the Seattle Lodge and library will soon be reopening.  Insurance for our beloved building has...
07/19/2026

After 7 months of closure, the Seattle Lodge and library will soon be reopening.
Insurance for our beloved building has been secured and volunteers are currently cleaning and preparing to welcome the community back for regular gatherings and programming.

07/12/2026

“I will have nothing to do with a love which would not be for God or in God. This is a love which pure love cannot abide; for pure love is God himself.”
*** Italian Saint Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510 CE)

07/06/2026

“My heart has become capable of every form.
It is a pasture of gazelles, a convent for Christian monks,
And a temple for idols, and the pilgrim’s Kaaba,
And the tables of the Torah and the book of the Quran.
I follow the religion of Love:
Whatever way Love’s camels take,
That is my religion and my faith.”
***Ibn ‘Arabi (1165-1240) Sufi mystic, poet and Muslim philosopher

06/19/2026

“The Scriptures say of human beings that there is an outward man and along with him an inner man.
To the outward man belong those things that depend on the soul, but are connected with the flesh and are blended with it, and the cooperative functions of the several members, such as the eye, the ear, the tongue, the hand and so on.
The scriptures speak of all this as the old man, the earthly man, the outward person, the enemy, the servant.
Within us all is the other person, the inner man, whom the Scriptures call the new man, the heavenly man, the young person, the friend, the aristocrat.
….The outward man is the swinging door, the inner man, the silent hinge.”
***Meister Eckhart (1260-1328 CE) German Dominican theologian, philosopher and mystic

06/10/2026

“The soul that is attached to anything, however much good there may be in it, will not arrive at the liberty of Divine Union. For whether it be a strong wire rope or a slender and delicate thread that holds the bird, it matters not, if it really holds it fast; for, until the cord is broken, the bird cannot fly. So the soul, held by the bonds of human affections, however slight they may be, cannot, while they last, make its way to God.”
***St. John of the Cross (1542-1591 CE) Spanish Catholic priest, mystic and poet.

Address

Seattle, WA

Opening Hours

Thursday 12pm - 5pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

Telephone

(206) 323-4281

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