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Geometry in the Sacred Architecture of Melbourne | Part II | St Paul’s Cathedral

Study tour | 3pm – 4.30 pm, Saturday 16 March | St Paul’s Cathedral, Flinders Street Melbourne | Tour numbers limited: RSVP essential for attendance |

Dynamic pentagrams, Saint Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne

For the Summer Term break-up, Arthur Andronas will guide us through the sacred geometry of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Two years ago, on our first Melbourne Sacred Geometry Study Tour, there was so much to see at St Patrick’s Cathedral (see here and here) that we never made it to St Paul’s. On this tour Arthur with share the special knowledge of the Cathedral that he has aquired through the restoration process.

Family and friends are welcome. RSVP essential for attendance.

Summer Term starting soon.

Places are still available for evening classes starting next week (Monday 12 February 2024).

On Mondays, Gorgias: persuasion power and passion is suitable for beginners and continuing students. [BOOKINGS CLOSED]

On Wednesdays, join us on the journey through the entire Repubic of Plato [BOOKED OUT].

Plato’s Republic includes many famous passages like the Allegory of the Cave.

Our year of Plato starts 12 February

Bookings are now open for Summer evening classes starting the week of Monday, 12 February 2024.

The fire of our friendship burns brighter!
Invent a virtuous republican mythology and “The fire of our friendship burns brighter!”

If you are new to Plato then now is a good time to start. From Monday 12 February, we begin a program of courses through the year designed to develop a rounded introduction to the entire scope of Plato’s writings and ideas. This starts with a wonderfully engaging dialogue in Gorgias: persuasion power and passion. [BOOKINGS CLOSED]

If you are up for a challenge then our other offering for Summer term is to embark on a journey through the entire 10 books of Plato’s Republic [BOOKED OUT]. Ranging across politics, sociology, scientific method and the highest principles of philosophy, Plato’s Republic is always placed amongst the greatest works of our tradition. It will take us two 6-week terms to read and discuss the entire work. Don’t miss Part 1 starting Wednesday 14 February.

If you are planning to take at least a couple of classes this year then it is worthwhile first becoming a member. Membership is also a way to support the academy and to becoming more involved in its activities.