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课程名称：苏格拉底、死亡与自我转变 概述：本课程带领学员深入探索西方文化的发源地——古希腊，通过共同阅读柏拉图的《菲多》一书，探讨死亡的准备、面对死亡的行为以及其背后所隐藏的含义。课程旨在反思生命的意义与我们最深层的真实身份，同时探讨哲学的意义和目的，以及神秘主义的思想。常常在追寻灵性启蒙时，人们会转向佛教、瑜伽、苏菲主义、卡巴拉或基督教等传统，但很少意识到我们可以关注西方文化的发源地之一：古希腊。那里的哲学家们提供的教义深邃而radical，真正令人惊叹。柏拉图的教导中蕴含着能够改变我们经历和感知的宗教指导与精神实践的宝藏。 本课程邀请您参与一系列被称为“哲学讨论会”的活动，结合实践、引导冥想及其他教学元素，为您创造一个体验式的哲学学习之旅，深入那些实为解放之文的哲学文本。《菲多》是我们共同探索的文本，它记录了苏格拉底与学生们的最后对话，讲述他饮下致命毒药前的思考。这一文本是关于准备迎接死亡、如何面对死亡以及其后的存在之境的深刻反思，也涉及生命的意义和我们的真实身份，同时讨论哲学的目的及其神秘主义内涵。
A journey into the birthplace of Western culture: ancient Greece, by exploring together the "Phaedo" by Plato. This text teaches us about the preparation for death, the act of "meeting" death and the question of what lies beyond it.It is a reflection on the meaning of life and our deepest and most true identity. This text also speaks about the meaning and purpose of philosophy, as well as mysticism.Often, when we want to learn about spiritual enlightenment, we turn to the traditions of Buddhism, yogic knowledge, Sufism, the Kabbalah, Christianity or other religious schools.Rarely do we realise that we could simply take a closer look at one of the birthplaces of Western culture: ancient Greece. There, amongst the philosophers, we can find teachings that are deep, radical and truly amazing. Importantly, these teachings frequently talk about enlightenment and the path to spiritual liberation. In the teachings of Plato we can find treasures of spiritual guidance and spiritual practice that have the power to change our experience and our perception.You are invited to a series of what we call "philosophy satsangs", by which we mean meetings that will combine practices, guided meditations and other teaching elements in order to create an experiential learning journey of philosophical texts; texts that are actually texts of liberation.The text that we will be exploring together is the "Phaedo" by Plato. It is a dramatic text, in the sense that it actually documents the last conversation between Socrates and his students, just before the former drinks the poison hemlock that will kill him. This text teaches us about the preparation for death, the act of "meeting" death and the question of what lies beyond it. It is a reflection on the meaning of life and our deepest and most true identity. This text also speaks about the meaning and purpose of philosophy, as well as mysticism.
