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Comment by PuzzleSolver on April 10, 2013 at 3:59am

My Specialty:

A connection to the inner self and universal consciousness.

I'm a specialist in questions, as I have many

I'm a specialist in as my name describes "Solving Puzzles"

The question is... can you find the right questions?

I have the ability of finding any information as research is also my specialty

I do not have the Philosopher's Stone but can a Stone be unturned to find Philosophy?

I'm an essayist and I wish to toil in every knowledgeable information that

this universe can convey. Left alone, I do not burn my candles at both ends.

Then again, as the saying goes “As above, So below” So maybe the candle

burns at both ends in an seemingly endless quest for what we seek.

Comment by Peter O'Lalor on October 31, 2012 at 12:30am

Hello,

     My specialty is, not  knowing how to apply what I learn, to my life. Generally my specialty is comparative history and comparative theology.

Comment by James Davis on March 16, 2012 at 1:22pm

I've made a deep study of semantics in relation to thought, belief, spirituality, psychology, and allied subjects.

I know astrology and have written a few books on it and done serious statistical research on it. (not focused there now, but happy to dialog if anyone has questions.)

Studied Theosophy, of course, but also, extensively, the Alice Bailey teachings and the works of Agni Yoga (Helena Roerich). 

Comment by andrasnm on March 8, 2012 at 11:46pm

Hello, I am a student of Hermetic magic (per Franz Bardon)  and the esoteric Quabballah, before that I was studying Theosophy and Agni yoga. I was fortunate and blessed to have a real teacher for 3-years. I am a firm believer and practicing daily of self-empowerment and mental magic. While theories and ideals are great, I like the daily reaffirming of what I do and teach others. In the old days you had a Guru and he, when the time came initiated you. Now there are no gurus and no initiations unless you do this yourself. There is a way to do that. 

Comment by Ashok Sampat on February 8, 2012 at 10:54am

Brought up in a Hindu Family and lives in a multicultural country.I live my life,let live and  live for others .Used to earned a living as a psyciatric nurse now I work the land.Feel so good touching the soils and getting wet in the rain or burn in the sun.

Comment by ornamentalmind on February 4, 2012 at 9:33am

I have a little experience w/Tibetan Buddhism and the associated Medicine. Studied w/Dr. Yeshi Dhonden.

Classes in 5 Element Acupuncture...J.R. Worsley School.

Music. From concert Flautist to decades of playing in a Sufi band to a little Jazz. Used to play numerous instruments.

An active member and sponsor of the Arica School since the early 1970s.

Some now outdated professional computer programming experience and associated hardware repair.

Comment by Ferran Sanz Orriols on February 3, 2012 at 7:51am

 1) Embracing craziness not to go insane.

 2) I cannot write on my own, so let's write "dialogue" as second one.  

 3) Doing what other people don't do. It's good to avoid competition. 

Comment by Dr N C Ramanujachary on January 26, 2012 at 8:32am

i don't claim to be having any  particularity worth mentioning. I am deeply interested in the History and Philosophy of Theosophy. Talking and writing both Fiction and non-fiction engage my attention.

Comment by M K Ramadoss on January 25, 2012 at 6:54pm

I am jack of many trades. Make my living preparing income tax returns and advising business clients. If I cannot address a problem, I can usually find someone who can.

Comment by Deb on January 24, 2012 at 7:42am

Hi, Susan;  That sounds more like me, actually!  I feel like that is what my life is: getting up, going to work, coming home, and doing it all over the next day.   And the next, and the day after that, and so on, and on and on.   

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