Courses Tag: Spirituality & Sacred Traditions

Join renowned biologist Dr. Rupert Sheldrake in exploring groundbreaking ideas that bridge science and spirituality. Through his pioneering research on morphic resonance and the science of spiritual practices, this course invites learners to rethink the nature of consciousness, the memory of life, and the powerful connection between mind, matter, and the natural world.

This course explores the alchemy of relationships, focusing on how understanding, love, and forgiveness can heal wounded connections and awaken the divine feminine within ourselves and the world. Through teachings, reflection, prayer, and celebration, the course invites participants to reconnect with the sacredness of life, inspired by the symbolism of Mary’s Assumption and ancient traditions that honor the feminine as the source of creation. It emphasizes restoring balance between matter and spirit, fostering deeper relationships with ourselves, others, and the Earth, and cultivating compassion, friendship, and conscious connection as essential practices for this new era.

This virtual course offers a journey with Andrew Harvey to South India, honoring Lord Shiva and exploring the connection between our Divine and human selves. Following the footsteps of mystics Ramana Maharshi and Sri Aurobindo, this journey provides teachings and guidance for personal inner transformation, including a special letter from Andrew outlining the path.

The course "The Second Liberal Art of Dialectica" explores the ancient art of dialectics, focusing on understanding and reconciling opposites, particularly in the context of identity, race, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality. Through dialogue and ancient wisdom, participants examine how to navigate differences and transform opposites into creative union, fostering a more harmonious and inclusive world.

This course explores the essential soft skills needed to thrive as a conscious, future-ready leader in the rapidly shifting post-Covid 21st-century landscape. By integrating technological awareness, emotional intelligence, and human-centered practices, it empowers learners to navigate global change, foster inclusive workplaces, and contribute to a more equitable and sustainable world.

This art and culture salon explores how Dante’s Divine Comedy profoundly shaped Rodin’s most iconic masterpieces, including The Thinker, originally conceived as a portrait of Dante. Through a deep dive into mythology, symbolism and artistic inspiration, the session reveals the powerful interplay between creativity, archetypes and the dramatic lives of Rodin and Camille Claudel.

This salon explores how Dante’s Divine Comedy awakened a profound inner transformation in Franz Liszt, reshaping both his music and his life’s spiritual trajectory. Through a deep dive into artistry, mythology and the symbolic journey from virtuoso to monk, participants discover how great works of literature can catalyze creative and personal evolution.

This salon explores how Dante and Giotto drew inspiration from the life and teachings of St. Francis, shaping two of the most influential masterpieces of medieval spirituality. Through art, poetry and symbolism, you’ll discover how Franciscan wisdom offers timeless guidance for reconciliation, purpose and inner transformation.

This salon explores how TS Eliot’s poetry was profoundly shaped by Dante’s Divine Comedy, revealing deep parallels between Inferno, Purgatorio and Eliot’s “Little Gidding.” Through literary analysis and spiritual insight, you’ll discover how Dante’s vision of transformation influenced one of the greatest poets of the 20th century.

This course offers an in-depth study of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings as a modern myth, exploring its profound themes, symbolism, and enduring spiritual resonance.