Given the current circumstances, we are canceling our event “Who Am I? Why Am I Here?” scheduled for 28th March. Thank you for your understanding.
Given the current circumstances, we are indefinitely postponing the opening of our next Living Philosophy Course. Thank you for your understanding.
Mumbai (Colaba): Wed, 13th May 7:30PM (1 hr) Limited Seats: Only 10 Students per Course | Camera enabled device required for online classes In what direction is our world moving? [...]
This is a free introductory session for the Living Philosophy Course. In what direction is our world moving? What is our role in it? In times of uncertainty, we are [...]
Mythology can be found at the heart of ancient civilisations across the world, be it the mighty Hercules from the Greek tradition or Gilgamesh of Mesopotamia. In fact, the concept [...]
“Happiness is the meaning and purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence.” – Aristotle Happiness has always been a fundamental human pursuit. From the Buddha who [...]
The only certainty in life is uncertainty. Yet we encounter fear and resistance the moment we step outside of the familiar and comfortable, forgetting that this change is perhaps our [...]
Our choices are often shaped by our external influences, leaving little room for us to discover our own inner voice beyond the pulls and noises of our surroundings. Join us [...]
We often rely on our circumstances to inspire or move us, but perhaps the secret lies in the lens through which we perceive our surroundings. Can we learn to sense [...]
In what direction is our world moving? What is our role in it? In times of uncertainty, we are confronted with essential questions about the meaning of life. Perhaps the [...]
While many of us look forward to a fresh start with the new year, perhaps we need to remember that rather than laying our hopes and expectations on what 2021 [...]
It is often the simplest things that are most beautiful, or the simplest ideas that are most impactful. Yet, we sometimes tend to add layers of complexities to our thoughts [...]
