COURSE CONTENTS
Introduction to Practical Philosophy
This inspiring 10-session program is more than a course, it’s an invitation to explore life’s most profound questions: Who am I? How can I realize my true potential? How can I live with greater purpose? Far from being abstract or theoretical, these questions form the foundation of a practical strategy for living, a strategy that leads to happiness, freedom, and success.
Drawing from the timeless wisdom of both Eastern and Western traditions, the program introduces powerful principles in a clear, accessible way. Each idea is designed for immediate application, offering tools to navigate the challenges and opportunities of everyday life. It’s philosophy brought to life, practical, transformative, and deeply relevant.
Week 1
"The wisdom within": An introduction to the course as a whole, an exercise to begin to cultivate a calm mind and awaken the senses.
Week 2
"Know Thyself": Self-discovery. Self-knowledge. Who or what am I? What is my potential in living? How may I realise that potential?
Week 3
"Being awake": Different levels of awareness; What is our usual state of awareness? Are there greater levels of awareness? If so, how may we gain access to them?
Week 4
"Attending to the present moment": Living in the present moment, the now. What is the potential of the present moment? We will consider the power of attention to connect with the present moment.
Week 5
"Living justly": What is justice and injustice? What does it mean to live justly? In particular we will consider what Plato has to say on this subject.
Week 6
"The three-fold energy": How to understand and use energy well.
Week 7
"The light of reason": We will consider two practical frameworks for reason and how reason enriches our lives.
Week 8
"The power of beauty": What is beauty? What is its purpose? Where does it come from?
Week 9
" Unity in diversity": How to see the unity in diversity, the common thread of life.
Week 10
"The desire for truth": How the desire for truth shows itself. How it may be satisfied.
Introductory Course Next Cycle
Monday 12th January - 6:00 PM
Saturday 17th January - 9:00 AM
All other groups will commence on the week of the 12th January. Please confirm with your tutor for specific days and times.
Locations
In-Person
For online classes, your tutor will contact you with the necessary link/ meeting code
Introductory Course in "Practical Philosophy"
The Course runs for 10 weeks, one session per week
FAQ
When do the new courses start?
Our next Introductory Philosophy courses begin on Monday, 19th January 2026 and Saturday, 17th January 2026. You can choose the day that best suits your schedule.
Are classes held in person or online?
We offer both physical and online classes. You can attend our school location or join virtually from anywhere. Some classes may be hybrid; please speak with your tutor.
How do I register as a new student?
New students should register via our Online Registration Page. Simply fill out the form, select your preferred start date and class format (physical or online), and submit.
Do I need any prior knowledge of philosophy?
No prior experience is required. Our courses are designed for beginners and those curious about life’s deeper questions.
How much does the course cost?
The Introductory course is offered free of charge. Other levels are set at a nominal fee. We strive to keep our courses affordable and accessible.
Who can I contact if I have questions before registering?
Use the Contact Us page to reach our team. We’re happy to answer any questions about schedules, course content, or registration.
You can also call or WhatsApp: 868 793 3490
What if I am a returning student who hasn’t attended for a while?
What is the duration of the Introductory Course?
The Introductory Philosophy course runs for 10 weeks, with one session per week.
What topics will be covered in the Introductory Course?
You’ll explore timeless philosophical principles and practical applications, including:
- The nature of wisdom
- Self-awareness and mindfulness
- The art of living harmoniously
- Insights from Eastern and Western traditions