Love Across Traditions with Jane Clark and Mark Vernon

10,00€

May 28, 2022 – It is often noted that the ancient Greeks had an advantage in possessing several words for love. Eros, philia, agape and others allowed them to be nuanced about love and navigate its differences. So is there benefit in considering how love has been understood in different wisdom traditions, too? This conversation explores how love has been understood in various faith contexts and across time, looking at Christian, Sufi, Platonic and other insights, teasing out similarities and differences so as to deepen and refresh the felt presence of love in our lives. Jane Clark is a teacher and…

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