A workshop on the power of LOVE, was held at Beginning bookstore in Miaoli. We discussed the 2 types of love, and searched for practical tools to help nurture the[…]
New Acropolis Chicago hosted a lecture about Strength from the Stoic point of view. The lecture explored 3 ideas from Stoic philosophy that can help us nurture resilience and mental[…]
Three short lectures on the teachings of three masters of wisdom: Confucius, Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, and Parmenides.
During the last month of Spring, Nature invited us to go out in the forests to take lessons, educational exercises and philosophical games. With lots of smiles, good mood and[…]
Fernand Schwarz, founder of Nouvelle Acropole France, gave a lecture in which science and spirituality are posited as two parallel lines that approach the phenomena and mysteries of life without[…]
A group of students and sympathizers from other socio-cultural fields gathered to show their coldest and most naked side. They had meaningful conversations one on one, listening, sharing, connecting and[…]
In line with the theme elected by the United Nations for Earth Day 2022 “Protect our Species”, the International Organization New Acropolis held park and beach cleanups, guided walks and[…]
During May 2022 New Acropolis organized a collection of hygienic products, medicine, and food for Ukraine. Donations came from all parts of Czech Republic and even from neighbouring Slovakia. All[…]
The Győr Centre of New Acropolis centered its Earth Day campaign on the cleaning of the banks of a Gorkij lake. In the Gorkijváros district the volunteers covered an area[…]
There is a very practical law to take into account: the movement called the movement, and immobility called stagnation.
Delia Steinberg Guzmán
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“If the bee disappeared off the face of the Earth, man would only have four years left to live.” This startling revelation often attributed to the physicist and Nobel laureate, Albert Einstein (1), although it has been hotly debated (2), opens our eyes to how essential bees are – as, perhaps, is each and every […]
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On 29th March 2021, The New Acropolis Culture Circle conducted an online session on Rabindranath Tagore’s Nobel Prize-winning work Gitanjali, with Prof. Ananda Lal. An authority on Tagore, he retired as Professor of English, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, and directs Writers Workshop, the oldest continuing publisher of Indian poetry in English. The professor’s doctoral thesis had […]
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Today, we often think of theatre as merely a form of “entertainment” or “fiction”, yet in many ancient traditions such as Greek, Indian, and Egyptian, theatre played a very important role in society. It was considered to be educational, even mystical, with the aim of allowing people to connect to some invisible, intangible principles of […]
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There is a plague that is wreaking havoc in our cities these days, causing distress, pain, and fear. I’m not talking about COVID, but about the pestilence of crime. In the United States it has been a political issue for big city mayors for many decades, much thought and money has been thrown at the […]
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