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Category Archives: Neoplatonism
“Spiritual Human” Interview with Antony Thomas
“Film-maker Antony Thomas has won recognition and acclaim throughout the world for his powerful and thought-provoking programmes. Born in Calcutta, Thomas was taken to South Africa when he was six years old. He moved to England in 1967, where he … Continue reading
Posted in Antony Thomas, Hasan Askari, Inter Faith Dialogue, Inter Religious Dialogue, Neoplatonism, Plotinus, Spiritual Humanism, SpiritualHuman
Tagged Antony Thomas, Death of a Princess, Docudrama, Documentary, Editing, Egypt, Experience, Faith, Film-Maker, For Neda, Hasan Askari, Human, Individual, Plotinus, Religion, The Quran, The Tank Man
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Let Forgotten Memories Unfurl by Musa Askari
What is the moment? When buds turn to flower When clouds release a shower When winter releases from its heart spring Do you ever wonder at such things? Have you ever wondered Why you are here? And cried a silent … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari, Neoplatonism, Plotinus, Poetry, Ruh, Soul, Spiritual Humanism, SpiritualHuman
Tagged Collective Identity, Eye, Flower, Hasan Askari, Memory, Plato, Plotinus, Soul, The Enneads
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The Grand Canyon
By Hasan Askari from his book “Alone to Alone – From Awareness to Vision” As he stood before the Grand Canyon, he was told by one of the guides that he was facing two billion years of rock. “Two billion … Continue reading
Posted in Hasan Askari 1932-2008, Neoplatonism, Plotinus, Porphyry, Spiritual Humanism
Tagged Grand Canyon, Hasan Askari, Marcella, Philosophy, Plotinus, Porphyry, Prophecy, Rome, Sicily, Soul
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From Interreligious Dialogue to Spiritual Humanism
By Professor Hasan Askari “I have always looked at religious diversity with a sense of wonder. The differences between religious beliefs and practices have never bothered me, nor have their conflicting truth-claims unnerved me. I was mystified by the fact … Continue reading