Horizons - Saturday studies

Engage with reading English poetry and with writing your own

Every letter by Marsilio Ficino (1433-1499) is imbued with love. He knew that his very essence is love. And he knew that the essence of all humanity is love. That is what he reminds us in his letters

What does Protagoras teach? What is the nature of excellence?

Here is where you can discover your real voice and become what you truly are.

Continuing chapter 2, the class will study the Bhagavad Gita systematically in the original Sanskrit

Study the Mandukya Upanishad and practice reflection on great Vedic statements

Learn about this ancient system of healing

It is the same inspiration that has blessed Plato and Plotinus; but it produced within Plato more fertile insight and within Plotinus a more focused insight, at least as noble and at times altogether more profound.

Continue your study of Sanskrit, building on vocabulary and grammar to be able to read and understand some simple stories

This course will continue to follow the syllabus of Cambridge University’s International GCSE Sanskrit Exam

Two consecutive sessions with a break. Discover the beauty of letters, and the stillness of practice

An introduction to assembling the concepts, methods and definitions used in the study and outlining the range of discrete subjects essential to the formulation of public economic policy

Draw on one of the oldest traditions to discover and understand principles of human conduct that have shaped today’s world