There are too many reasons why not to forgive, why to continue the hatred, bloodshed and separations. But there is at least one perfect reason why to fight for reconciliation.
Revenge keeps the victim tied to the perpetrator, whereas forgiveness offers freedom from the wrongs of the past and a commitment to the future.
If you have not yet seen this powerful and inspiring film ‘Invictus’, then make yourself a favour and book now. Because, this true story about Nelson Mandela inspires the rugby team leader Francois Pienaar, not only to be the best but to become even better than he thought he could. The film and the short talk, will look at questions such as, How do leaders inspire people? What role does a leader’s example play? How far will you be willing to take it?
The Living Philosophy course is an introduction and foundation towards living life with meaning and awareness. It brings together the thoughts of the most prominent philosophers of the East and West, especially those who left deep marks on humanity. This comparative study of philosophies does not belong to a single thinker or any particular school but is a universal human heritage. It is more than just another course; it is an opportunity to promote philosophy as a way of life and engage deeply with ideas, practice together, and develop skills in a supportive community.
Next batches:
28.7.25, Monday 7.30 pm
