The ancient Greek concept of "fate" and the Judeo-Christian notion of "free will".
The landscape of ancient Greece as descried by classical myth and history brims with seers,
Fate or Free Will: Which Will It Be?
Just the other day, I took a walk along the beautiful golf course opposite my
Pythagoras of Samos: Mystic, Shaman or Philosopher? (Part One)
The time preceding the birth of Pythagoras is marked by preternatural light, for a legend
Pythagoras of Samos: Mystic, Shaman or Philosopher? (Part Two)
For years, Pythagoras would have mulled over mathematical formulae and other secrets entrusted to him
Plato, Neoplatonism and the Renaissance (Part One)
I’ve often wondered about the creative impetus that possessed Italian art, sculpture and architecture in
Plato, Neoplatonism and the Renaissance (Part Two)
Anybody who has taken up a university or college class in philosophy or classics knows
Plato’s Atlantis: Fact or Fiction? (Part One)
Santorini was once a quiescent island composed chiefly of limestone and schists. It became the
Plato’s Atlantis: Fact or Fiction (Part Two)
he fabled continent made its one and only appearance in Plato’s The Dialogue of Timaeus
To Propitiate the Earth: An Exercise in Active Imagination (Part One)
Cnossos, 1645bce Potinija wove her way in and out of the water, propelling herself
To Propitiate the Earth: An Exercise in Active Imagination (Part Two)
Cnossos, 1645bce Potinija watched the priestesses closely as they busied themselves about the sacrosanct,
