Throughout the past three years of the war in Ukraine, TOS Sections from countries around the world have sent financial aid to Ukraine. In 2024, TOS-USA sent $1,500 to the TS/TOS in Ukraine to be used as they thought best. Ukrainian TS/TOS members have been busy using those funds to best advantage, trying to
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On June 14, 2025, members of the St. Petersburg (Florida) lodge rolled up their sleeves and made theosophy practical by providing a meal for families of children receiving hospital care for serious illnesses. Lodge Vice President Cheryl Mitchell reports that the
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Sometimes we nail it on the first try. Such was the case in 1955 when Sy Miller and Jill Jackson wrote their much-beloved song, “Let There Be Peace On Earth.” Within one short set of lyrics, they identified a profound universal truth: that peace on earth is possible only to the extent to which we each feel peace
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The TOS has just one goal: to reduce suffering on this planet. We do that in a wide variety of ways because our projects match our members' passions! Enjoy exploring our site to see how theosophists are putting their ideals in action to change the world for good.
At a time when rising food prices have become a global concern and food riots are weakening governments, we need to look beyond short-term measures to deeper structural reforms. It is important to understand the political and cultural background of necessary changes, and it is appropriate to look at the contributions of earlier reformers. George Russell (1867-1935) helped create agricultural cooperatives in Ireland after Independence as part of a larger aim of spiritual awakening to a greater life. 
The TOS has been supplying survival assistance in the form of blankets and winter clothes, as well as Christmas presents for the children, to Rosebud Indian Reservation for several years. Our desire now is to escalate that assistance in ways that will be self-perpetuating and will encourage internal development to improve the quality of life on the Reservation. For the reader to have an appreciation of the magnitude of the problem, please review this link to an article in the Rapid City Journal of September 12, 2006.