OGO!

Life. Meaning. Direction. Way.

Жизнь. Смысл. Направление. Путь.
Wednesday (in 2 days)
November 18, 8:00 – 10:00 PM · 2h
ברשבסקי 10, ראשון לציון

Weather · Rishon Lezion

Summary

An open meeting on practical philosophy will take place on November 18 at 20:00 at 10 Barshavsky Street, Rishon LeZion. Free admission with advance registration.

Descriptiontranslated from Hebrew (original)

The Journey Begins Here · Open Meeting, Free Admission · Wednesday, 18 November, 20:00 · 10 Bershevski Street, Rishon LeZion

How do we live, rather than merely get through the days?

How do we find meaning, even when everything is rushing by?

How do we choose a direction when there are so many possibilities?

And how do we turn all of this into a path, rather than a momentary decision?

Meet practical philosophy.

No big words, no theories. Just practice.

A daily practice that connects us to ourselves, gives us inner stability, and reminds us that there is direction and meaning, and that we are not lost in space.

What will happen that evening?

  • We will pause with these four questions and see what Eastern and Western philosophy has to say about them.
  • We will practice a short exercise that you can take home and begin tomorrow morning.
  • We will learn about the “Philosophy for Life” course, with time for questions.

The evening will be led by Anat Moluvidzon-Tal, the center’s director and a social worker.

Who is it for?

Anyone who feels that life is rushing by and wants to stop and ask where it is headed. No prior background in philosophy is needed.

Details

  • Wednesday, 18 November, from 20:00 to 22:00 (including a break)
  • 10 Bershevski Street, Rishon LeZion
  • Free admission, advance registration required
  • Parking is available nearby. It is recommended to park outside the neighborhood.
  • You can come with a friend.
  • Questions? 054-8075999

About the “Philosophy for Life” Course

The course includes 16 meetings and one seminar in nature. Each meeting will address topics related to our everyday lives: relationships, decision-making, change, and inner resilience. The classes also include experiential practice: writing, movement, creative work, imagination exercises, and contemplation. All of these help us understand ourselves more deeply and develop qualities such as concentration, courage, leadership, compassion, and clarity.

  • Part 1, Being Myself and Truly Living It: Understanding who we are, what motivates us, and how we can fulfill our true potential.
  • Part 2, Belonging—the Power of Togetherness: Discovering how society influences us and how we can influence it.
  • Part 3, Being Active in Order to Build the Future: Understanding that we have far more power to influence things than we imagine.
Organizer: New Acropolis

For sign-up and prices, contact them directly.

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