Advanced Studies

Our unique programme of studies commences with the Living Philosophy Course. This course is structured into weekly sessions, which complement one another. This course is a call to join a journey of discovery and experience of the more profound esoteric concepts of self, nature and humanity. The topics are arranged under three headings: The Individual, the Society and the World.

Our unified studies program, consistent across countries, offers a contemporary view of traditional knowledge from the East and the West. In harmony with classical humanism, our curriculum integrates the sciences, arts, religions, and philosophies through a modern, comparative approach to learning.

Upon successful completion of the introductory first-level course, you will have the opportunity to delve into advanced studies, expanding your philosophical exploration and deepening your understanding of various subjects. Our advanced courses aim to synthesise ancient knowledge while comprehensively addressing contemporary challenges.

Psychology

Explore the synthesis of ancient psychological knowledge from diverse civilisations, drawn from the rich spectrum of philosophy. This course examines the profound influence of the human psyche on individual and collective decision-making. Topics include consciousness, attention, memory, imagination, and habits. This course’s keynotes aim at helping you unlock your potential and master the art of self-development.

Eastern and Western Wisdom

This course offers a compendium of subjects centred around the universe, life, and the human being, drawing from the wisdom traditions of the East and the West. Delve into critical questions about the enigma of the divine, the universe’s structure, the evolution of human consciousness, comparative studies of religions, and schools of perennial philosophy. Explore the implications of these traditions and gain insights into life’s profound mysteries.

Applied Philosophy and Ethics

Gaining an overview of timeless wisdom and learning how to apply it daily to decode individual and collective challenges. This course provides practical insights into applying philosophical principles to navigate the complexities of our modern world.

Symbology of Ancient Civilisations

Explore the myths and sacred symbols of ancient civilisations, including Egypt, Greece, Rome, India, China, Japan, the Maya, the Inca, the Aztec, and more. A deeper level of this course examines the symbolism of minerals, plants, animals, and sacred architecture. This course aims to facilitate understanding of the symbolic dimension, using symbolic language as a bridge to perceive the intelligible world.

Oratory

Rediscover the art of public speaking and effective communication through oral expression. Develop your oratorical skills to convey philosophical ideas with clarity and impact.

Later subjects in the Program

Include Moral Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy, Medieval Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Philosophy of the Sciences, Comparative Religions, Metaphysical Aesthetics, Contemporary Philosophy, Oriental Philosophy, Dialectics, Astrology, Alchemy and much more.

We invite you to continue this journey with us as we explore the profound depths of philosophy and its timeless applications.