From Slavery to Sage
the “Dark Philosopher of Ephesus”
Can you say it.... Mūlamadhyamakakārikā....
When you hear a² + b² = c², you probably picture a high‑school geometry lesson. But Pythagoras was far more than a theorem‑maker. He was a traveler, a philosopher, a mystic, and the founder of a community that blended mathematics, music, and spirituality into a single vision of the universe.
What is the ‘apeiron’ ?
All is air...
Finding comfort in not being sure about anything..
Two different wolds collide. Hellenistic logic and rational argument and Jewish faith. Philo: the father of logos.
You have heard of the Hippocratic oath. Now learn about about the man, his philosophy, its legacy and issues.
Universal love ?
A life of tranquility sound good, yes ?
Are we working too hard ?
The father of Atoms: Democritus
Being right for 2000 years !
The philosopher who thought of nous ? the mind of the universe
what is logic ?
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All is water ? Predicted an eclipse ? measured the pyramids ? The first Greek philosopher
All is water ? Predicted an eclipse ? measured the pyramids ? The first Greek philosopher
What is ethics ? How do we know right from wrong ?
Axiology: The philosophy of Value
What is beauty ?
What is metaphysics ?
The Essence of Political Science Philosophy
Introduction to Rhetoric
What is knowledge ?
The history of Philosophy
The history of occult magic. A major influence often ignored in academia.
Christianity and exploration
Exploring Judaism
Buddhism: An Ancient Wisdom for the Modern world
Hindu Pantheon
Why study religion ?
The Power of Storytelling
Greek vs Roman
The Decline of Roman Mythology
Divination in Roman Culture
Mythology in Roman Art
The cult of the Emperor
Rituals and Festivals in Ancient Rome
Legendary Heroes
The Roman concept of the Afterlife
The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire
The birth of Rome
The Pantheon of Roam Gods
Intro to Roman Mythology
Roman mythology
Preserving Norse Mythology
The Legacy of Vikings
Norse Mythology Influence on the Modern World
Ragnarok
The Norse Pantheon and Traditions
The Nine Realms
Heimdallr
Freya
Frigg
Loki
The Legacy of Ancient Roman Mythology
Thor: The God of Thunder
The All Father
The Norse myth on the creation of the world
Intro to Norse Mythology
The Ancient Norse Pantheon
What happened in 641 CE ?
What would priests do everyday ?
How high is the Great Pyramid ?
Can you list the process for mummification ?
Why would they prepare the dead in such a complex manner?
The Influence of Greek Mythology
What animal head does Thoth have ?
meow
Who did he fight against and why ? what does it symbolize ?
Why did he preserve the bodies of the dead ?
Why was she called the Goddess of Healing ?
Who is his wife ?
What are his symbols ?
Name a few ?
Origins of the Egyptian Pantheon
Name a few gods and goddesses that you know ?
What was he a patron of ?
Who is her daughter ?
What else is he responsible for ?
Why did Hera reject him ?
Who was her husband ?
What are the differences between Ares and Athena ?
Artemis :)
Apollo
How was she born again ?
Why the horse ?
Why so angry ?
What are his symbols ?
Why Twelve Olympians ?
Here is a brief introduction to Greek Pantheon
An understanding of Ancient Greek Mythology is important.
Mythological Tales as a Lens for Understanding History
Practical Applications of Mythological Knowledge
Mythology and the Human Imagination / lecture 12 of 15
Debunking Myths and Misconceptions about Mythology
Comparative Mythology: Exploring Similarities across Cultures/ Lecture 10 of 15
Mythology as a Reflection of Culture of Cultural Values and Beliefs
Mythology and the Development of Language and Literature / lecture 6 of 15
Mythology's Influence on Religious and Spiritual Traditions
Mythological Archetypes and their Relevance Today/ Lecture 5 of 15
Preserving and Passing on Mythological Traditions/ Lecture 15 of 15
Mythology's Influence on Art, Music, and Popular Culture
Mythological Creatures and their Symbolic Significance / Lecture 11 of 15
The Enduring Appeal of Mythological Stories/ lecture 4 of 15
Intro to mythology/ lecture 1 of 15
Understanding the Origins of Human Civilization/ lecture 2 of 15 parts.
Let's forget about politics and worries of everyday life for a while and nourish the mind with knowledge and wisdom. I have started with mythology so we can appreciate its influence and have a better grasp of the ideas and concepts a move towards religion, philosophy, literature, poetry, history, science and technology. We will notice the evolution of the human mind through time. So join me as we explore these topics and more.