Introductory Course
If you are new to the School of Philosophy the first course to enrol in is our Introductory Course.
If you are curious to find out how philosophy and mindfulness can help your day-to-day life,...
Along with the introductory course, we offer subsequent courses that follow a similar format but start to provide a little more depth in each of the topics covered.
Eventually courses are supplemented with further activities such as optional study days and residential weeks and weekends at our homestead in Glendowie.
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Happiness
During this course, we concentrate on one essential aspect of this self-knowledge, namely happiness.
What is happiness?
Is it natural to a man or woman?
How may it be experienced fully and... -
Love
With this course, we concentrate on one of the most important subjects that anyone can address, namely love.
What is pure love?
What is the difference between a love that is pure and a love... -
Freedom
The aim and purpose of philosophy is best summed up in one word: freedom.
Every human being desires freedom and that desire is present everywhere and at all times. Thus we may learn to drive a...
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Presence of Mind
This term the general theme will be presence of mind. Again, the approach will be a practical one.
How is it possible to live more in the present?
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Sanskrit Study
We welcome students to take up the study of Sanskrit as part of their philosophical studies within the School.
The only pre-requisites are:
- You are currently attending a philosophy...