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Wanda Dynowska, TS in Poland

Lectures in Cardiff 1927

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On the weekend of the 28^th & 29^th of May 1927, Miss Wanda Dynowska, the General Secretary of the Theosophical Society in Poland visited Cardiff Lodge, at 10 Park Place, to deliver a series of lectures. Miss Dynowska was an internationally renowned figure within Theosophy and the meeting hall was packed for the lectures, with both members of the public and Theosophists travelling from all over Wales.

The lecture programme was as follows:-

Public Lectures

Saturday May 28^th

Poland’s Contribution to World Culture

Sunday May 29^th

Poland’s Place in the New Age

Members’ Meeting

Our Experiences in Communal Life.

Theosophy was on an upswing in Poland at the time and continued to flourish up to World War II. Records show that after obtaining a Charter from Adyar in 1923, by 1925 Poland had twelve Lodges with a total of 219 members.

Organised Theosophical activity ceased during the communist period but evidence that interest in Theosophy continued is showed by our contact with Czapnik Wladyslaw of Krakow in 1957

Please see

Lone Theosophist Behind The Iron Curtain 1957

Theosophy is again flourishing in Poland.

http://www.teozofia.org

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Theosophical Society, Cardiff Lodge,

206 Newport Road, Cardiff, CF24 – 1DL.