Philosophy for Everyday Life - Talks and Classes in Florida

Lessons from the Little Prince
with Rebecka Albuquerque

What can a small prince teach us about living a meaningful life?

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince is often remembered as a simple and beautiful story, but beneath its poetic language lies a rich world of philosophical questions.

Through the encounters of the Little Prince, we are invited to reflect on how we see the world, what we consider truly valuable, and what it means to form meaningful relationships. The story also raises questions about responsibility, friendship, human nature, and the difference between simply seeing something and truly understanding it.

In this talk, we will explore some of the philosophical lessons hidden within this timeless work and consider how they can speak to our own lives today.

Join us for this online lecture and rediscover The Little Prince from a philosophical perspective — perhaps seeing familiar ideas with new eyes.

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5 PM to 6 PM - Talk (Online)

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TIMEZONES

For members in the United States:

2:00 PM — Pacific Time

3:00 PM — Mountain Time

4:00 PM — Central Time

5:00 PM — Eastern Time

## Marcus Aurelius — Meditations

Philosophy Book Club

Join us every Monday for a meaningful Philosophy Book Club as we explore Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, one of the most influential works of Stoic philosophy.

More than a book to be read, Meditations is an invitation to reflect on how we live. Together, we'll explore timeless questions about self-mastery, resilience, purpose, relationships, and how to face life's challenges with greater wisdom and inner strength.
Our meetings are open conversations where we connect Marcus Aurelius' reflections with our own experiences and everyday life.

No previous knowledge of philosophy is required — just curiosity and a willingness to reflect and exchange ideas.

For our discussions, we'll use Meditations: Adapted for the Contemporary Reader by James Harris.

The Human Search for Happiness
with Yan Galli

What does it mean to live a happy life?

The search for happiness is as old as humanity itself. Yet, despite having more choices and possibilities than ever before, we may still wonder what truly makes a life fulfilling.

Throughout history, philosophers have explored happiness not simply as a pleasant feeling or a favorable circumstance, but as a way of living, connected to meaning, virtue, self-knowledge, and the choices we make.

Perhaps happiness has less to do with controlling everything that happens around us, and more with learning how to govern our own thoughts, attitudes, and responses.

Understanding what depends on us and what does not can be an important step toward living with greater freedom and inner stability.

In this talk, we will explore philosophical perspectives on happiness and reflect on what they can teach us about living with greater purpose, balance, and fulfillment.

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7h00 PM to 8h00 PM - Talk (Online)

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TIMEZONES

For members in the United States:

4:00 PM — Pacific Time

5:00 PM — Mountain Time

6:00 PM — Central Time

7:00 PM — Eastern Time

## Marcus Aurelius — Meditations

Philosophy Book Club

Join us every Monday for a meaningful Philosophy Book Club as we explore Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, one of the most influential works of Stoic philosophy.

More than a book to be read, Meditations is an invitation to reflect on how we live. Together, we'll explore timeless questions about self-mastery, resilience, purpose, relationships, and how to face life's challenges with greater wisdom and inner strength.
Our meetings are open conversations where we connect Marcus Aurelius' reflections with our own experiences and everyday life.

No previous knowledge of philosophy is required — just curiosity and a willingness to reflect and exchange ideas.

For our discussions, we'll use Meditations: Adapted for the Contemporary Reader by James Harris.