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Conference highlights and cherished memories

When members reflected on the conference and identified the things that were highlights for them, there were several common themes.

Many people commented on:

·         the beautiful atmosphere at Olcott

·         the joy of meeting and being inspired by fellow TOS workers

·         the high quality of the program and organisation of the conference

·         the benefits of sharing ideas and learning from each other.

So here, we bring you a random collection of comments and photographs that reflect some of those highlights and that will continue as cherished memories for those TOS workers fortunate in being able to participate in the Third International TOS Conference.
 

What were the highlights for me?

Exciting spiritual fellowship, knowledge of theosophy and TOS work happening worldwide. An energetic enthusiasm to carry forward the urge to service.

 

My cherished memory is of the very dear friends I have made -
beautiful souls whose light will guide me into my future with the TOS.

 

 

 

What will I remember?

The love I could read in the people around me.

 

Universal brotherhood in action!

Just one cherished memory!  No chance: Loving harmony, meeting new and old friends, shared purpose and fellowship. The beauty of the people and the place. True theosophy in action.

 

My highlight – Our batteries are charged for more vigorous service work

 

 

 

What was a highlight for me?

The positive spiritual messages and clear communication from the various speakers to motivate us into action whilst questioning our ethical motives as to how and why we are working together to bring about a positive outcome and direction in our endeavours.

 

 

The enthusiasm.

 

 

The highlight for me was meeting different TOS workers and listening to their stories about their various projects, the people supporting them and their achievements and projects going forward.

Recharged batteries in our duties in the TOS in our country.

 

What were the highlights for me ?

The organising capabilities of the team for such an international event.

 

Enjoyable and very high standards to motivate us throughout, with impeccable organisation and skill!

 

The workshops and brainstorming which cemented our combined ideas so that we can transform them into physical results, channelling our funds where they are most needed locally and internationally.

 

 

When I saw our posters on the wall I felt ”really we are members of the International TOS.”

 

My most cherished memory is of the shared laughter and work through shared stories.

 

 

My cherished memory is sitting by the lake watching frogs, dragonflies and a blue heron with beautiful trees and a gentle breeze.

 

 

Progress of TOS work at International level is really praiseworthy and we shall take the memory with us.

 

 

What was a highlight for me?

I felt here the quality of spiritual service work.

Everything was a highlight, but especially the beautiful Olcott, its friendly workers
that made us feel good in all events, occasions and places.

 

 

My cherished memory is of the vivacity, unity and brotherhood throughout.

 

 

What was a highlight for me?

There was a lot of work to be done and serious information to be shared, but it was done ‘joyfully’ and with a sense of humour.

 

 

A highlight for me?

Hearing about what other groups in other countries are doing.

 

 

What were the highlights for me?

Planning, programme just right. There was time for networking and brotherhood.

 

 

 

My cherished memory –

Discovery of the estate of Olcott itself is wonderful.

 

For me, a highlight was having the opportunity to flesh out what service in a theosophical spirit really means.

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And now we invite you to enjoy a two-minute video showing the participants outside under the trees posing to send you their greetings.  We hope you will enjoy this little surprise that the audio-visual department staff of the TS in America were kind enough to prepare for us. View video