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Report on one-day colloquium Eighty caring people gathered at Mandeville Place on Sunday 30th June in response to the growing awareness that the current rate of exploitation and degradation of the earth and our environment is neither sustainable nor morally justifiable. At the least enlightened self
Peter McLoughlin explains the latest scientific insights on Meditation. These studies are explained in a way that is accessible to all. The talk includes discussion of neurological insights, such as changes in the function, connectivity and structure of the brain, as well as molecules, genetics and
Students in the School of Economic Science study the Upanishads because they are the heart of Advaita Vedānta. Vedānta literally translates as ‘the end of the Veda’, ‘end’ not necessarily in the sense of time, but in the sense of essence. Veda is that body of knowledge which was first recorded some
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For more than eight decades The School of Economic Science has worked extensively to bring an ethical dimension to understanding Economics with Justice based upon a Practical Philosophy rooted in Advaita Vedanta and emphasizing the inherent unity of all of life. Practical philosophy addresses the im
Academic philosophy courses involve the discussion of a range of philosophies, usually with the objective of gaining a theoretical understanding of them...
Marsilio Ficino: Love and the Soul – Horizons Course
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The School of Philosophy and Economic Science, on its philosophy courses, teaches Advaita, the philosophy of unity...
The main exponent of Advaita philosophy was Adi Shankara who lived some 1200 years ago. He is regarded by many as India’s foremost philosopher and thinker...
The 108 Upanishads can be considered the core text of the Advaita philosophy. In this video Dr Stephen Thompson along with Gabriella Brunel and Linda Thompson take us through some key points of the Katha Upanishad. The Katha Upanishad consists of two chapters (Adhyāyas), each divided into three sec
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Today it may seem that we’re inundated with stories and examples of greed and corruption within business. The phrase “ethical entrepreneur” sounds like a bit of a contradiction. Looking at examples from large and small companies, seasoned entrepreneur Paul Palmarozza draws on his decades of commerci
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The Sanskrit language has a special place in the School. This is because it provides direct access to philosophical texts such as the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Geeta and the works of the great philosopher Shankara. The elemental sounds of the language as expressed in its alphabet have special power,
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This book presents a radically different view of language from that found in most modern Western philosophy. Human language is seen as having an innate capacity to reflect the light of consciousness, the primary element of the universe, and evidence is provided to show the extraordinary reflective c
