More than a book club
“Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind.”
Want to know the truth? Live the 21st century Age of Enlightenment. Read books. Watch films. Transform. Learn and grow continuously. Each month is an education.
Required reading and viewing is provided each month by Dr. Aletheia Aurelius, like a professor providing a syllabus and a university noting textbooks. Disclaimer: Aletheia Courses does NOT provide books or films - these must be acquired/streamed independently.
Aletheia Courses is an educational monthly subscription aimed at sparking interest, challenging existing beliefs, questioning societal norms, and pushing individuals to get comfortable feeling uncomfortable. You won’t agree or like everything you read or watch…and that’s the point. Aletheia, derived from ancient Greek philosophy, literally means ‘un-concealment’ or ‘disclosure,’ referring to the process by which things reveal themselves, become known, or are brought into the light.
If you’re in search of pure enjoyment or entertainment, look elsewhere.
Aletheia Courses is creating and supporting a new community of philosophers, reevaluating American history, culture, religion, evolution, and existential meaning. We’re redefining politics, democracy and rhetoric today by spreading ancient Greek and Roman ideologies across the United States, setting the record straight regarding power, government, economics, oppression and propaganda. People… humans… we are but sheep.
Be a lion.
PS: Animals, like leaders, simply are… they don’t go around declaring such.
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No contracts, no commitments, new content monthly - First Month Free.
“Because so much of our conscious experience with learning is in activity that someone else has assigned to us - a parent, a teacher, an employer, someone we’re competing against - learning for many of us is a means to an end that is not of our choosing. We go through a learning process in pursuit of a goal we have been told is important. As beginners, we are goaded with reasons for beginning, and these reasons are the learning goals that have been given to us.”
It’s time. Read books. Be a philosopher.
“Imagine you’re looking through a grubby window trying to work out if it’s day or night. With Veritas, we’re endeavouring to answer one question: is it day or night? We might peer through the dirty window, searching for signs of daylight or darkness, or maybe even use a gadget to measure how much light there is. It’s like being a detective trying to find a straightforward answer. Aletheia, on the other hand, presents a different approach. Instead of just figuring out if it’s day or night, we might clean the window. As we wipe away the muck, we can not only easily see if it’s day or night, but also discover a larger scene — trees swaying, people ambling past, or even an unexpected guest approaching our house. Here, the truth is not merely a simple fact but an entire reality disclosing itself in its richness and complexity.”
