Whats It's All About
Living Human Values: Practical Philosophy for a Modern World (Part 1) is a free six-week course that explores the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern living, designed to help individuals deepen their understanding of life and develop inner strength.
The Vibe
A reflective and intellectually engaging environment where participants explore philosophical concepts through interactive sessions in a supportive community setting.
Perfect For
•Individuals seeking personal growth and self-awareness
•Those interested in practical applications of ancient wisdom to modern-day challenges
•People looking to enhance their leadership skills and contribute positively to society
Insider Tip
Arrive early to secure a seat, as priority seating is given to full-course ticket holders if the venue reaches capacity.
Whats On Offer
•Six weekly sessions covering ethics, inner strength, mental focus, crisis management, personal and social order, and collaborative learning
•Natural philosophy and unlocking your true human potential in Session One
•Developing inner strength and understanding the path of a peaceful warrior in Session Two
•Exploring the mysteries of Tibet and using mental control for spiritual growth in Session Three
Logistics
Hours:The event runs from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
Price:Price: R (This is a free trial class with an option to purchase the full course pass at R600 or concession pass at R300).
Getting a Table/Tickets:Tickets are available for free entry, but priority seating will be given to full-course ticket holders if the venue reaches capacity.
Amenities:
- •Interactive sessions fostering personal and collective growth
- •Opportunities to engage with a supportive community of learners
- •Instruction from experienced facilitators guiding participants through each session
- •Seating available at Eyethu Heritage Hall for all attendees
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