Philosophy Café
Held online via Zoom. Facilitated by Peter Whitfield
Next Café - Friday 10 May - 7pm Sydney time & 7pm UK time.
Register to take part.
A weekly get together of like minded people, who want to engage or recharge their interest in the practical benefits of studying philosophy.
Free drop-in sessions on Zoom, no need to attend every week. You will need to register, please click here to register.
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Weekly topics taken from the philosophy courses with a focus on Practical Philosophy, and what works in ‘my’ life.
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Breakout rooms are allocated to allow time to meet and discuss ideas in smaller groups
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Participants are encouraged neither to accept nor reject ideas, but to keep an open mind to discover what might be useful.
- We will use the four principles of platonic dialogue.
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Platonic dialogue
- Truth is the goal
- Be willing to be refuted
- Listen with full attention; give space to the other person, don’t monopolize the stage – everyone’s voice is important
- Ask questions
Peter Whitfield has been teaching the introductory courses in Philosophy for over 30 years. His love of great stories and belief in an eternal wisdom that provides practical help to live life fully, truly and happily has helped thousands of students.
The Introductory Philosophy course has transformed so many lives and the Philosophy Café is an opportunity for anyone, current students, past students, family or friends to come along and be inspired.
With Peter’s facilitation, the Friday night Philosophy café promises to be a new, flourishing event. Come along, be a participant and Find Yourself, in good company.
Friday 10 May 2024
The Philosophy Café is back - Exploring the introductory Philosophy courses
7pm Sydney time (10am UK time) &
7pm UK time
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Join us this week at the Philosophy Café as we explore the introductory philosophy courses. These courses delve into the world's great philosophical teachings, offering insights into achieving lasting happiness beyond material gains and understanding the unifying power of love.
Topics considered in the Introductory course include:
1. The Wisdom Within
2. Know Thyself
3. Being Awake
4. The Present Moment
5. Living Justly
6. The Threefold Energy
7. The Light of Reason
8. The Power of Beauty
9. Unity in Diversity
10. The Desire for Truth
Whether you are a seasoned student or a first-time visitor, the evening's discussion is sure to spark interest and inquiry.
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