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Welcome!
Acropolis Boston is a modern day School of Philosophy and home to a
distinguished classical and philosophical tradition. By exploring the
teachings of great Eastern and Western Philosophers, our goal is to
help individuals realize their potential, better themselves and the
world around them.
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- Our Mission - Helping to create a better world.
- Our Approach - Be the change we want to see in the world.
- Our Method - Philosophical education and practical application.
Philosophy with a difference.
Philosophy, at its core, is not a
theoretical concept trying to describe life, but an active state where an
individual is in a constant process of change to live a better life.
While we do study and learn from the great thinkers and ancient
civilizations, the goal is to discover the universal and timeless
principles that can be applied to the challenges we face of simply living
our life, today.
Acropolis Boston offers courses, seminars, workshops, reading groups, and
weekly informal discussions which are a vital part of the intellectual
and spiritual life. Students at every level of study find opportunities
to engage with great philosophical ideas, meet new friends,
enjoy a variety of activities and come
together to participate in different
community projects to
learn more about themselves and make a difference!
Check out our 10-week course
and come stop by one of our upcoming events:
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Presentation at a Local High School
An instructor from Acropolis Boston gave a
presentation on the Life and Teachings of the Buddha to an audience
of 60 high school seniors. The teachings of the Buddha provided an
interactive learning experience for the students who had the
opportunity to think about their own lives and how they live. |
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Lecture at Cambridge Center of Adult Education
An instructor from Acropolis Boston gave a
lecture on "Magic of Myths" at Cambridge Center of Adult Education.
This lecture was for the Organization of Older Students who are an
inspiring group of lifelong learners. They were all very engaged in
the various themes presented and discussions after the lecture were
high-spirited and full of varied perspectives. |
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