Lecture Series: Civilization's Westward Movement

     Civilization's Westward Movement: The Synthesis and Dissolution of Science, Philosophy, and Religion.

      What is considered Civilization?

      How does it compare to being civilized?

      What are the present theories regarding "The Cradle of Civilization" and how will this be enhanced?

      What were the systems of education that gave rise to esoteric and exoteric spirituality, religion, and education?

      At what point in time did the dissolution of wisdom fall away only to be rediscovered, suppressed, and renewed?

      That and much more will lead us in the following weeks to our twenty-first century crisis' ?

      A Question and Answer period will follow each lecture. Your comments are also welcome.

     The foundation of these lectures are based on ones previously presented by myself in Academia. They have been further elaborated upon to be inclusive of what standard curriculum would not allow.

      Words and meaning have great power over our perception. The nature of existence or of truth and knowledge, can be reclaimed from even the archaic past, and applied to our present crisis'.

     Shall we seek out our ancestors's who who sought peace as well as they who sought conflict.? We should ask what did they do? Was it a good solution? What were the consequences? Where they aniticpated or were they taken by surprise and devasted as hope was lost in uniting Humankind?