This is fantastic. I have watched several shows on Alexandria, the rise of Alexander, Hypatia and much on Egypt where I am going for the first time in January. I am thrilled you are taking us deep into the golden verses. This is a true unfolding of the Golden thread that connects us to Pythagoras and the ancients before him.
I am finding in the second half of my life that I am already in the midst of a deep reevaluation of my values and purpose. This then can become a course in the creation of the new ground that allows for the development of the wings.
Eager and patient. I had read earlier by the end of October, so I thought I had missed something. Silly me. I've waited decades for this course--I can wait a few more weeks.
I love that you mentioned Hypatia, and cannot wait to explore the Golden Verses of Pythagoras that I first hit upon in early days through Manly P. Hall. I saved forever for that book from Geraldine at Atlantis! Hypatia invented the astrolabe, something Robert Grosseteste used to measure the distance between stars much later. I have been enjoying Romaric Jannel's work on Philosophy and especially the Japanese Buddhist philosophers. Thankfully you mentioned the women too, you, of course, being one of them! ****
I agree but perhaps, like foods or medicines, some forms will be more or less attractive to different individuals. I like omelette but not boiled eggs. The goodness of the egg is the same; the form is different.
Oh happy day! This is the *perfect* offering for lasting deep wisdom and spiritual understanding and sustenance during these turbulent times of transition. I am very much looking forward to this new course, Caitlin, and may I just say - you are looking absolutely radiant and lovely in the photo above!
I hope everyone will find it a simple but effective way of keeping ourselves in good order, so that the difficulties of daily life can be dealt with and nit overcome us.
This is fantastic. I have watched several shows on Alexandria, the rise of Alexander, Hypatia and much on Egypt where I am going for the first time in January. I am thrilled you are taking us deep into the golden verses. This is a true unfolding of the Golden thread that connects us to Pythagoras and the ancients before him.
I am finding in the second half of my life that I am already in the midst of a deep reevaluation of my values and purpose. This then can become a course in the creation of the new ground that allows for the development of the wings.
Thank you.
Great! We all need a more rigorous pathway to keep us on the way.
Thank you so much, Caitlin. I look forward to this with excitement and anticipation!
It is so wonderful to be able to study with you this winter. Am really excited to be on this journey with you as my teacher.
Deep gratitude dear Caitlin.
You are very welcome, Jeltje.
Very excited and feeling deeply in need of this 🙏
Getting the first step together was a challenge, due to the amount we are given here by Hierocles. Take it slowly!
So eager to begin! When will you begin the course?
This month! We are dealing with a lot, so please be patient.
Eager and patient. I had read earlier by the end of October, so I thought I had missed something. Silly me. I've waited decades for this course--I can wait a few more weeks.
I don't know much about Greek philosophy so I'm really looking forward to learning something new.
We will starting at the very approachable end, I assure you.
I love that you mentioned Hypatia, and cannot wait to explore the Golden Verses of Pythagoras that I first hit upon in early days through Manly P. Hall. I saved forever for that book from Geraldine at Atlantis! Hypatia invented the astrolabe, something Robert Grosseteste used to measure the distance between stars much later. I have been enjoying Romaric Jannel's work on Philosophy and especially the Japanese Buddhist philosophers. Thankfully you mentioned the women too, you, of course, being one of them! ****
Their simplicity is deceptive. I do wish that more of Hypatia's work had survived.
Really looking forward to this. Anything that helps us steadily along a sure path is welcome and I’ve long had an interest in Pythagoras!
Beautiful writing that touches soul.
This has been my study over the last decade, and I wanted to share it with everyone.
Thank you. I'm looking forward to this.
Sounds wonderful. I’m more attracted to Greek than Celtic wisdom even though I’m a Druid.’
For me, wisdom is wisdom, wherever it is found!
I agree but perhaps, like foods or medicines, some forms will be more or less attractive to different individuals. I like omelette but not boiled eggs. The goodness of the egg is the same; the form is different.
Oh happy day! This is the *perfect* offering for lasting deep wisdom and spiritual understanding and sustenance during these turbulent times of transition. I am very much looking forward to this new course, Caitlin, and may I just say - you are looking absolutely radiant and lovely in the photo above!
I hope everyone will find it a simple but effective way of keeping ourselves in good order, so that the difficulties of daily life can be dealt with and nit overcome us.