The Lamps of the Inner Path – online course by László Mireisz

All traditional spiritual paths aim at self-knowledge and self-transformation, which is why they can be called inner paths, especially Buddhism. There are many techniques and methods that help in this endeavor, which, like lanterns, illuminate the path to follow. These can be external or internal tools. External tools and methods include hermetic astrology, the I Ching, yoga, alchemy, and various symbol systems, which, like mirrors, help the seeker’s inner progress. With internal tools, such as insight, concentration, meditation, or imagination, seekers walk the path without external help, relying solely on internal effort, but here too there are signs, “lanterns,” that we must be aware of if we do not want to make mistakes. At the same time, these paths can be dry or wet (the path of the right hand or the left hand), as well as gradually building or suddenly realized.

During the 11 hours, the course explores these possibilities in the most complete and profound way possible. We do not examine the topics from a cultural-historical perspective, but from the perspective of praxis, practice, and walking the path, so hopefully the course will help each person find the path that they should follow based on their abilities and opportunities, and on which they can reach a state beyond suffering and limitations, that is, reach the goal of the path.
Course dates: Mondays from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Lecture titles:
1. Return to the origin
2. The path of the right hand and the left hand
3. The Hermetic tradition
4. Hermetic astrology as a path to self-knowledge
5. Taoism and the I Ching
6. Kabbalah and Tarot
7. Hungarian ancient tradition
8. Medicine as a spiritual path
9. Return to the seven-planet worldview
10. The jiking hexagram generator magical depths
11. Hindu yoga and Buddhist practices

Previous lectures can be viewed on the Dharma Gate YouTube channel, The Lamps of the Inner Path playlist.

ATTENTION!
Unfortunately, due to measures taken in response to the coronavirus pandemic, outsiders are not allowed to attend the College’s courses, so we publish recordings of the latest lectures every Monday evening at 7:00 p.m. on the Tan Kapuja YouTube channel so that those who are unable to attend the lectures in person can still participate.

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