Pune Book Lovers and Philosophers

We have 5 events in this series.
You can register for all of them with this link (Ticket - Rs 1000) - Registration Link

OR Register for individual event using individual links (Ticket - Rs 200) :

1. Who am I? Lessons from Arjuna (21-Feb) - Registration link
2. Where do we come from? Insights from Plato (28-Feb) - Registration link
3. What is the ‘law’ of Cause and Effect? Excerpts from ‘Synchronicity’ by Carl Jung (7-Mar) - Registration link
4. What is my Purpose? Keys from Ancient Egypt (28-Mar) - Registration link
5. What is a Balanced Life? – Wisdom of Confucius (04-Apr) - Registration link

To make the most of this event:
• Please be there by 5:45pm to meet other Aspiring Philosophers. Entries will be closed post 6.15 pm.
• Coffee/Tea and snacks will be available at the center.
• Volunteers from New Acropolis will be available to receive and help you. Please ask them all your questions!
• Walk-in registrations with ticket payment at the door is possible subjective to availability
• You can always reach out to us on +91 92842 63882 with any queries you may have.

Learn about Living Philosophy: https://www.livingphilosophy.in/

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newacropolispune/

Charges Rs 200/-
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About the topic - Who am I? – is a question that makes us wonder about the mysteries that exist within us. Let’s draw inspiration from Arjuna, the hero of the Mahabharata, who stayed in the center of battlefield with his fear and doubts, seeking answers about his true identity. The Central theme of the Mahabharata revolves around the dialogue between Arjuna and Krishna in the Kurukshetra, when Arjuna is confused. This dialogue is what we know today as the ‘Bhagavad Gita’, a rich philosophical text, which holds keys to understanding a human being.

This event is part of a series called ‘Exploring Questions of Life’
From the dawn of civilizations, we human beings seem to be intrigued by many questions, about ourselves, about the world, and about the mysteries of the cosmos. Join us as we tackle different themes and offer diverse perspectives into these natural questions of life. Let us learn some insights from some of the wisest human beings from both Eastern and Western civilizations, in order to apply in our daily lives.

See other upcoming talks under the series:

1. Where do we come from? Insights from Plato (28-Feb) - Registration link
2. What is the ‘law’ of Cause and Effect? Excerpts from ‘Synchronicity’ by Carl Jung (7-Mar) - Registration link
3. What is my Purpose? Keys from Ancient Egypt (28-Mar) - Registration link
4. What is a Balanced Life? – Wisdom of Confucius (04-Apr) - Registration link

To make the most of this event:
• Please be there by 5:45pm to meet other Aspiring Philosophers. Entries will be closed post 6.15 pm.
• Coffee/Tea and snacks will be available at the center.
• Volunteers from New Acropolis will be available to receive and help you. Please ask them all your questions!
• Walk-in registrations with ticket payment at the door is possible subjective to availability
• You can always reach out to us on +91 92842 63882 with any queries you may have.

Learn about Living Philosophy: https://www.livingphilosophy.in/

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newacropolispune/

Charges Rs 200/-
Registration Link

About the topic - ‘Where do we come from?’ is a question that fascinated many philosophers and scientists, and there are different theories that are proposed. Plato’s theory of Forms or Ideas gives us a metaphysical and psychological framework to explore this question which could help us investigate into this mystery of the origins, on the mystery of how this world is created, and on what could be the nature of reality. Join us as we explore insights from the different philosophical works of the Greek philosopher Plato.

This event is part of a series called ‘Exploring Questions of Life’
From the dawn of civilizations, we human beings seem to be intrigued by many questions, about ourselves, about the world, and about the mysteries of the cosmos. Join us as we tackle different themes and offer diverse perspectives into these natural questions of life. Let us learn some insights from some of the wisest human beings from both Eastern and Western civilizations, in order to apply in our daily lives.

See other upcoming talks under the series:

1. What is the ‘law’ of Cause and Effect? Excerpts from ‘Synchronicity’ by Carl Jung (7-Mar) - Registration link
2. What is my Purpose? Keys from Ancient Egypt (28-Mar) - Registration link
3. What is a Balanced Life? – Wisdom of Confucius (04-Apr) - Registration link

To make the most of this event:
• Please be there by 5:45pm to meet other Aspiring Philosophers. Entries will be closed post 6.15 pm.
• Coffee/Tea and snacks will be available at the center.
• Volunteers from New Acropolis will be available to receive and help you. Please ask them all your questions!
• Walk-in registrations with ticket payment at the door is possible subjective to availability
• You can always reach out to us on +91 92842 63882 with any queries you may have.

Learn about Living Philosophy: https://www.livingphilosophy.in/

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newacropolispune/

Charges Rs 200/-
Registration link - https://tinyurl.com/323d49fd

About the topic - Many traditions and philosophies speak of the relation between cause and effect in life. Carl Jung, founder of Analytical Psychology, introduced the concept of 'Synchronicity', which refers to meaningful coincidences that defy rational explanation. Jung speaks of a relation between the inner state of mind and external events, and thus offering keys to exploring the answers to question of cause of things. Join us as we explore the concept of Synchronicity uniquely captured by the writings of this renowned psychologist of the 20th century.

This event is part of a series called ‘Exploring Questions of Life’
From the dawn of civilizations, we human beings seem to be intrigued by many questions, about ourselves, about the world, and about the mysteries of the cosmos. Join us as we tackle different themes and offer diverse perspectives into these natural questions of life. Let us learn some insights from some of the wisest human beings from both Eastern and Western civilizations, in order to apply in our daily lives.

See other upcoming talks under the series:

1. What is my Purpose? Keys from Ancient Egypt (28-Mar) - Registration link
2. What is a Balanced Life? – Wisdom of Confucius (04-Apr) - Registration link

To make the most of this event:
• Please be there by 5:45pm to meet other Aspiring Philosophers. Entries will be closed post 6.15 pm.
• Coffee/Tea and snacks will be available at the center.
• Volunteers from New Acropolis will be available to receive and help you. Please ask them all your questions!
• Walk-in registrations with ticket payment at the door is possible subjective to availability
• You can always reach out to us on +91 92842 63882 with any queries you may have.

Learn about Living Philosophy: https://www.livingphilosophy.in/

Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newacropolispune/