Rathmines

Historically, in an unstable and impermanent world, schools of philosophy have sought answers and solutions to manage troubled times and allow the human being to regain their inner stability. In ...
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By celebrating World Philosophy Day each year, on the third Thursday of November, UNESCO underlines the enduring value of philosophy for the development of human thought, for each culture and ...
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According to Socrates, the highest good was not something to possess, but an inner happiness or Eudaimonia. Although Socrates lived in times of uncertainty, war and a change in social ...
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Lao Tzu together with Confucius and Buddha is considered to be one of the three great Chinese spiritual leaders, and is attributed with writing the mysterious Tao Te Ching. The ...
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The heroic quest is about accepting the challenges of life A look at recognising and understanding the various stages of life’s journey can enable us to activate the corresponding archetypes ...
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An Inspiring Lecture, on the occasion of the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Gandhi. "Be the change you want to see in the world". This quote ...
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Having flourished in ancient Peru, this civilisation extended across western South America over a vast territory. Undaunted by the harshness of the Andes, the Incas expanded over plains, mountains, deserts, ...
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Blavatsky, of Russian origin, was born in July 1831 in Ekaterinoslav. A great philosopher, she was an adventurer of the spirit who contacted great Oriental teachers and had a deep ...
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Messages sent by the unconscious, Dreams can offer rich insights into self-knowledge. They are not limited to personal life: through the intermediate of images-symbols, dreams place us in contact with ...
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Our next public talk on Saturday 16th February at 4 pm in Rathmines, Dublin ...
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