HOUSTON LODGE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
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Mission Statement
The Objects of the HOUSTON LODGE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY are as follows: (1) To form a nucleus of the universal brotherhood of humanity, without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or color; and to (2) Encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy and science; (3) Investigate unexplained laws of nature and the powers latent in humanity.
About This Cause
The present Houston Lodge of the Theosophical Society has been in the heart of the Heights since 1979, although the Society itself has an unbroken existence in Houston since 1912. Its members and programs (free and open to the public) are committed to promote its noble aim to create a nucleus of universal humanity without distinction of creed, caste, color or sex. This is the very foundation on which the Heights derives its unique reputation as a tolerant, altruistic and mature body of citizens. Also the Lodge has an unmatched library of philosophical, religious and scientific books, rarely found under one roof that provide an inexhaustible storehouse of knowledge and wisdom, so necessary for the informed society of the future. So its evident that the Lodge is an invaluable asset to the future evolution of Heights to even greater levels of sophisticated and fulfilling lifestyles. The local Theosophical Society is an assured source to the Heights milieu for raising social and spiritual awareness. These are indispensable inputs that no healthy society can do without for its growth. This is possible only if all well meaning seekers of Truth support and sustain the Lodge units efforts to spread the Ancient Wisdom for the promotion of human evolution. The Houston Lodge celebrated its Centennial in March, 2012. Annie Besant’s Charter of March, 1912 still hangs proudly on the walls of our small Lodge, a property kindly donated in 1979 by the Hensons, a theosophical couple.