The Art of Dying: Philosophy and Death
Virtual Symposium Saturday, November 18th
I've always been fascinated by Marcus Aurelius' initiation into the Eleusinian Mysteries, a secret religious cult centered around the worship of Demeter and Persephone, while he was in Athens. It was a significant spiritual experience for him, and it is believed to have deepened his understanding of life, death, and the afterlife.
The Eleusinian Mysteries emphasized the importance of inner transformation and the mysteries of the afterlife, which likely influenced his philosophy and his perspective on mortality.
Join PAC for their virtual symposium, "The Art of Dying: Philosophy and Death," on Saturday, Nov 18th at 12 pm EDT to delve into the profound aspects of human existence through philosophical perspectives and gain insights on gracefully accepting mortality. -
Prepare to embark on a profound journey into the heart of human existence at our virtual symposium, The Art of Dying: Philosophy and Death on Saturday, Nov 18th at 12 pm EDT. This event invites you to explore the complex, deeply personal terrain of death through the illuminating lens of philosophy. We are honored to present leading authors and compassio…
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