MΔrga 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 MΔrga 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.
Guided hands-on workshop | Ticket Rs. 450 The wordΒ Origami, from the Japanese βoruβ β to fold, and βkamiβ β paper, denotes the art of folding paper to make beautiful [...]
When confronted with our limits, we often take it as an indication to stop moving forward. But perhaps, if we are able to develop the right tools and keys, [...]
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.
Warrior traditions of the past, be it the serene Japanese Samurai, the relentless Spartans, or the brave warrior clans of the Indian tradition, led with compassion, self control, unflinching [...]
We are constantly faced with decisions and choices to make. The pace of our lives calls upon us to not only make good decisions from a multitude of options, [...]
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?
Marga is a practical philosophy foundation program to discover philosophy as a way of life - to connect deeper to oneself, one's community and the larger life. π A [...]
Our mind can be a powerful tool towards action, yet at the same time, can also cause paralysing indecision. Our heart often knows what is right, but tends to [...]
An evening of dialogue and shared experience exploring how music shapes emotion, thought, connection, and consciousness Panel Discussion Featuring: Vasundhara Das Celebrated actor, accomplished singer, prolific performer, gifted composer, [...]
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. βIt is not death that a man should fear, but rather he should fear never beginning to live.β ~ Marcus Aurelius
