Join us for the launch of this very special book written by Jorge A. Livraga Rizzi, the founder of New Acropolis. Written from the unique and imaginative perspective of a dog, transformed [...]
This talk and experiential session will take us through the meaning behind this ancient Tibetan Buddhist painting, and how we can translate it into our daily lives - how we can bring our presence and concentration into engaging with life.
The 18-week Living Philosophy course (Thursdays batch at Indiranagar) starts on 8th Feb, 2024. You are welcome to attend this first class as a trial to get [...]
Kabir's words transcend time and resonate with the core of our being, touching upon themes of love, unity, and elevation of human consciousness. Kabir’s verses are unparalleled in beauty, [...]
Join us to experience a free trial class from the Living Philosophy course @ New Acropolis Indiranagar. Meet the inner hero through the ancient wisdom of India, [...]
This interactive talk explores some ideas from ancient cultures to build a wiser and practical relationship with time, which opens doors to a more meaningful life.
Join us for a live class of Living Philosophy as a free trial. This class is part of the first section of the course themed 'Know Thyself'. This class [...]
All of us inherently want to be good and happy, but how can we strive towards this and make it part our lives? Using inspiration from the timeless wisdom [...]
This interactive talk explores some ideas from ancient cultures to build a wiser and practical relationship with time, which opens doors to a more meaningful life.
Music and art touch and move us. When the practice of art goes beyond technique alone, the art forms become a vehicle for the sublime, weaving together a harmony [...]
Join us to experience a session from the Living Philosophy course. Meet the inner hero through the ancient wisdom of India, the Bhagawad Gita, and the story of the [...]
“Love is our life” ~ Da Ra Bendre Join us in conversation with poet and translator Madhav Ajjampur. He brings us his English translations of Da Ra Bendre, hailed [...]
