by Amanda Reid | 8 Sep, 2020
The I Ching traces its roots back to early plant and tortoiseshell oracles. Around 3000 years ago the first commentaries were recorded on the hexagrams or 6-line figures that were produced by the consultation process. Not words but solid and broken lines were the sole...
by Amanda Reid | 1 Sep, 2020
For those who have participated in Marius’s previous courses on alchemy, Splendor Solis or/and Aurora Consurgens, this is an opportunity to go beyond absorbing knowledge and explore how the own psyche relates to alchemical symbols and scenarios. The psyche often uses...
by Amanda Reid | 20 Aug, 2020
Jiddhu Krishnamurti is widely regarded as one of the greatest thinkers and religious teachers of all time. He spoke to large audiences throughout the world about the need for a radical change in mankind. Asked to describe what lay at the heart of his teaching, he...
by Amanda Reid | 6 Aug, 2020
4 weeks from Tuesday 13th October 2020 The writings of Dionysius the Areopagite are a sincere attempt to give expression to the mystery of the Unmanifest yet Manifest Divine Nature. They describe both the apophatic way, which seeks the Divine through a consideration...
by Amanda Reid | 6 Aug, 2020
In a series of books, the classical scholar Peter Kingsley has argued that the origins of Western philosophy are to be found in direct experiences of mysticism and gnosis rather than in Socratic dialogue and reasoning, which was a later development. We have lost our...
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