Introduction to Living Philosophy | March 2020 (Tuesdays, Jayanagar)

Living Philosophy - To Discover, To Awaken, To Transform

Free Introductory session & Trial Class

What is the Living Philosophy course? It is a course in Practical Philosophy that brings philosophical teachings of the major ancient civilizations from the east to the west - From Confucius to Plato; From Tibetan Buddhism to Ancient Egypt. Aimed to foster an active philosophical approach to our daily life, the classes will uncover the keys to inner growth and wisdom towards leading a much more meaningful and significant life.

Details of course structure: The course will be for 30 hours, held in 15 classes. One class per week for 15 weeks, every Fridayevening. Also, there will also be a special half-day experiential session - the Know Thyself Seminar - on a Saturday. Do view the syllabus here

What is the Introductory session? - To learn more, you may attend the free Introductory session, where we shall share the course themes, structure, approach and essence of the course.

What is the Trial class? To experience the course, one may opt to attend the first class of the course as a free trial. This option is open only for those who have not attended any of our previous introductory sessions. Registration close on the same day.

When is the next batch starting? - March 2020 (Tuesdays, Jayanagar)

• The free introductory sessions are on Tuesdays, 25th Feb & 3rd Mar 7:30 to 8:30 pm
• Course starts: Tuesday, 10th Mar 7:30 to 9:30 pm. ^You may attend this first class as free trial.
  
• Classes are on Tuesdays at 7:30 to 9:30 pm | Duration: 15 weeks
• Location: New Acropolis (India) at Jayanagar centre

*Free Entry - for Introductory Sessions and Trial | Limited Seat - first come basis | Right to Admission Reserved | We request the attendees to be on-time, especially to plan well their commute - the centre opens 30 min before start time and doors close sharp 15 min after start.

Jayangar Ground Floor, #264, 7th Cross Rd, 1st Block, Jayanagar, Bengaluru 560011 | anand@acropolis.org