Ben & Jo of Yoga Nature warmly invite you to join us for the fifth in this series of FREE satsangs exploring philosophy for yogis.

We will be covering a broad landscape, examining the various Indian but also Western philosophical traditions and comparing what they have to say about a range of important topics.

In this fifth session we will be looking at the topic of Philosophical Ethics. How ought we act? Are we agents responsible for our actions or mere pawns in a deterministic universe? Is the path of Yoga inherently a selfish one, as some scholars have argued, or is this due to misunderstanding? We will untangle and examine these questions and more in this session.

In this age of soundbites and fake news, opportunities for thoughtful and reasoned debate are more important than every before. I do hope you will join us for this unique and fascinating satsang series. Why not take this rare opportunity to deepen your philosophical understanding of yoga for FREE!

All sessions will be streamed live online & recordings will be made availlable.

Interested? Contact Ben at ben@yoganaturesheffield.org.uk

About the teacher: Dr. Benjamin Major has followed a varied academic path. He completed a BA in The History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Leeds in 2004. Later he completed an MA in Social and Cultural Geographies at the University of Sheffield. Next he completed a further MRes and PhD in Educational Research at the University of London’s Institute of Education. His yoga teacher training took place over two years at Mandala Ashram in Wales. He has spent the last decade reading and watching anything and everything to do with the history and philosophy of yoga, tantra and other related traditions.