Discovering our Inner Voice: the Mysteries of Tibet
How can we discover our inner authentic voice amidst the noise and pulls of our everyday life? Developing concentration, meaningful investigation and philosophical tools from the wisdom of Tibet.
How can we discover our inner authentic voice amidst the noise and pulls of our everyday life? Developing concentration, meaningful investigation and philosophical tools from the wisdom of Tibet.
To approach life philosophically is to participate actively in the world, taking conscious steps. A structured way to develop this approach.
This interactive talk explores some ideas from ancient cultures to build a wiser and practical relationship with time for a meaningful life.
This Mother Earth Day, join us for a conversation where philosophy meets scientific urban ecology, followed by a guided tree walk where you’ll learn to recognise common trees, understand their role in the urban ecosystem, and experience your neighbourhood in a more attentive, connected way.
How can we engage with Philosophy practically? How do we walk a philosophical path in our often confusing and fast-paced times? Join us to explore this, through a talk, Q&A and a guided exercise.
Talk and practical activity to discover the possibility for each of us to traverse the mythical journey of Adventure and Transformation.
Inspiration from the life and teachings of Socrates and Buddha, to help us know ourselves and live authentically.
Mārga is the starting point of the ongoing philosophical education at New Acropolis School of Philosophy - attend this 1st class to get a first-hand experience of what to expect, and then decide if you would like to take up the Mārga journey.
Join us for this 2-hour practical workshop to deepen your communication, and your engagement with life! An experiential session to develop Listening and Dialogue as tools for depth.
Let us examine our realities, and gain tools to identify what keeps us stuck in our lives - taking practical inspiration from Plato's Allegory of the Cave.
What is the important role of concentration according to Tibetan Buddhism, and what we can learn from this special drawing that can enable us to live a more fulfilling life?
Join us for this evening of a talk, Q&A and a guided dialogue to relate to philosophical teachings about death, and how we can make these learnings practical. “It is not death that a man should fear, but rather he should fear never beginning to live.” ~ Marcus Aurelius