San Francisco Theosophical Society

Joe and Guin Miller were great American sages. Working together from the 1960s to the 1990s, they inspired thousands of people throughout the world. With their music, walks in the park, evenings at the SFTS and their deeply compassionate, one-on-one friendship, they touched many lives and offered a powerful example of the unconditional love and simple awareness that operates at the heart of all the world's great mystical traditions.

This archive offers their treasures for free (just as they did). It will be updated on a quarterly basis, so check back from time to time.

SFTS Lodge Miller Archive — Photo Gallery

Wednesday, August 19th, 1992

“One picture is worth a thousand words,” or so the saying goes.

There are over five hundred pictures (and counting) in this collection, but they are worth more than almost five hundred thousand words.

Indeed, their worth is beyond what can be expressed in words — however many are used, and however well they are chosen.

These photos capture love revealing itself to itself over and over again, in innumerable forms and incalculable ways.

Over time, we may add captions and organize by themes or chronology, but for now we are offering them up randomly. (This way, you will be surprised and confronted.)

You will find images of Joe and Guin, and their many friends, on the “Walk” in Golden Gate Park, at the SFTS Lodge, and elsewhere.

If you spent time with Joe and Guin, you will probably see yourself or some of those you will remember.

The faces of hundreds of people who loved Joe and Guin are included here, there are hundreds more we don’t have images of — yet.

To view the full gallery, download the images, print them out or e-mail them to friends, click here.

If you click on one of the thumbnails, you will get a light-box with the full-sized image.

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