Opening of the Philosophy for Life Course

Join us for the first class of the course — admission is free

Let’s be honest for a moment… okay?

The pace of life here is c-r-a-z-y.

Between the news, the wars, the events, the governments, the protests (one way or the other… it doesn’t really matter), the demands at work, the pressure of everyday life, the desire to actually have a life, and simply the feeling that it’s very easy to get lost.

And then we just find ourselves being led by events, without understanding how we got here.

Amid this confusion, simple questions arise that nag at us:

What am I even doing here? What truly motivates me? And where am I directing my life amid all this noise?

This feeling that we’ve somewhat lost our way is not a malfunction. It is an invitation to pause for a moment.

Precisely in moments like these, when something trembles or cracks a little, we have an opportunity to examine what still holds us up. What small choices remain in our hands, even when the ground is shifting.

This is where philosophy comes in. Not as a history lesson or grand words that are difficult to connect to reality, but as a set of tools for life. Philosophy is simply the attempt to understand reality a little better, learn how to work with what exists, and encounter our everyday lives in a slightly more conscious and free way.

It isn’t magic; it’s daily practice. The most practical kind there is. Something that touches life itself, here and now.

So… how does it work?

The course includes 16 sessions and one journey in nature. In each session, we will equip ourselves with tools for relationships, decision-making, and inner resilience. The classes combine experiential practice: writing, movement, meditation, and observation exercises—all aimed at developing qualities such as courage, concentration, and compassion.

What will we learn?

🌀 Part 1 | Getting to know ourselves: Who am I? What truly drives us? And how can we change?

🌀 Part 2 | The new togetherness: How do we create a genuine connection, and how does society influence me—and I influence it?

🌀 Part 3 | Taking responsibility for the future: Discovering that we have far more power to influence than we imagine.

Who teaches?

All our teachers are students first and foremost. Just like you, they too began with a question and curiosity. They have been studying and practicing this path for years, and teach מתוך the belief that this journey is never only personal—it is connected to the desire to bring more truth and hope into the world.

The upcoming course will be taught by:

• Doron Berger: A philosophy student and teacher, Doron seeks to see the potential in our lives and give words and a way to experience what lies beyond what we are accustomed to seeing.

• Tal Yerushalmi: A philosophy student and teacher and an Magen David Adom paramedic. Tal connects ancient wisdom with life in the “here and now,” as authentically as possible.

📍 Where? Acropolis Tel Aviv

📅 When? The first session (free of charge): Monday, November 16, 2026

How much does it cost? 💸 Regular price: ₪1,290
🎁 Early-bird price (until November 2): ₪1,100

You’re invited :)