Edi D. Bilimoria

Dr. Edi Bilimoria has studied Theosophy for over forty years, and has given courses and lectured extensively in the UK, the United States, The Netherlands, India, and Australia. He has organised and chaired several major conferences. Recently worked the two years as Education Coordinator for The Theosophical Society in Australia developing study courses and study papers, researching, lecturing and organising international conferences; as well as supervising libraries and developing the website. Professionally, Edi works as a Consultant Engineer to the oil and gas, petrochemical and transport industries. He is also a choral singer and pianist.

The Blavatsky Trust Website provides this biography at [1]:

Dr. Edi D. Bilimoria, DPhil, FIMechE, CEng, works as a Consultant Engineer for the transport, petrochemical, construction and oil and gas industries. He has been Project Manager and Head of Design for major projects such as the Channel Tunnel, London Underground systems and offshore installations. Edi is a keen musician and an ardent student of Theosophy. He is Chairman of the Theosophical World Trust for Education and Research. His overall philosophy is the integration, dissemination and practical application of spiritual wisdom from all sources both East and West, from sciences as well as the arts and religions, into a unified and undivided whole. Edi has published several papers on science and the esoteric philosophy. He is the author of Mirages in Western Science Resolved by Occult Science and he is currently preparing a book on Newton's deep forays into alchemy, religion and mysticism.

Publications

Mirages in Western Science Resolved by Occult Science. London: Theosophical Society in England, 1997.

Dr. Bilimoria won the Network Book Prize by the Scientific and Medical Network (Scimednet.org) in 2008 for his book about occultism, The Snake and the Rope Adyar, Chennai : Wheaton, Il., USA : Theosophical Pub. House, 2006.

"H. P. Blavatsky - A Spiritual Floodlight," available at Blavatsky Trust Website [2].

"Back to Blavatsky Will Fossilize Theosophy - Forwards with Blavatsky Will Vitalize Theosophy," The Theosophist 131.1, available at [3]