Ending of the Jogye Order's Winter Retreat on March 3: 'Strive with the Mind of Enlightenment'
The Jogye Order's three-month winter retreat, known as 'dongang', will conclude on March 3, with the participation of 1,792 monks across the country.
Artificial Intelligence: Is the AI Enlightenment Coming or the End of the World?
In India, discussions are focused on the future of artificial intelligence, featuring prominent figures including Germany's Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger.
Burucúa and Kwiatkowski presented a book on the legacy of ancient Egypt
Burucúa and Kwiatkowski have presented a new book detailing the influence of ancient Egypt from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, coinciding with a popular exhibition at the National Museum of Fine Arts in Argentina.
The History Podcast: Culture War (3/4): What Cancel Culture Has to Do with the French Revolution
This episode of the FAZ History Podcast explores the historical roots of Cancel Culture, linking it to the Jacobin Reign of Terror and Enlightenment thought.
The False Cultural Unity of Europe
The article discusses the illusion of cultural unity in Europe, arguing that it is more a construct of elite thought than a reality shared by the general populace.
How to Experience Heaven While Alive
This article explores the spiritual teachings of Jesus and Buddha, emphasizing the transcendence of ego and the pursuit of inner truth to experience spiritual fulfillment and enlightenment.
Predatory Hegemonism, Absolute Monarchy, and Dark Enlightenment
The article discusses the rise of predatory hegemonism and absolute monarchy as dangerous phenomena linked to the Trump era, relating them to historical totalitarian movements.
Understanding the ultra-ideology spreading across the planet: 'One should fear the sound of slippers more than the sound of boots'
The article explores the rise of a diverse ultraright movement led by Donald Trump that seeks to reverse Enlightenment values through various ideological factions.
Strangers on a Journey and Flight for the Light
The article discusses the themes of travel and enlightenment in a metaphorical sense, emphasizing the importance of experiences and connections on one's journey.
Epstein Files: Is this still enlightenment or already voyeurism?
Following the release of over 3.5 million new documents related to Jeffrey Epstein by the U.S. Department of Justice, journalists and the public are digging through the material for insights into Epstein's associates and connections.
A New Enlightenment for Infrastructure
The article discusses the impact of denialism on decision-making in infrastructure and public policies, advocating for a return to evidence-based approaches.
Polaris Bank launches free breast cancer screening
Polaris Bank has announced a nationwide initiative offering free breast cancer screenings to commemorate World Cancer Day on February 4, 2026, in partnership with Care Organisation and Public Enlightenment.
Michael Hampe’s "Crisis of Enlightenment": Survival Can Only Be Together
In his new essay "Crisis of Enlightenment," Michael Hampe explores the enduring promise of the Enlightenment and its manifestation in new educational institutions.
The episodic waters and the futile enlightenment
The article reflects on the author's confusion about religious events, particularly misremembering the Feast of Theophany with the Transfiguration, and highlights the importance of tangible demonstrations of faith in understanding divine nature.
Art historian Herbert Beck dead: A model enlightener
Herbert Beck, the influential Frankfurt museum director, passed away, leaving a significant impact on institutions like Städel and Liebieghaus while broadening the definition of Enlightenment beyond the 18th century.
Art Historian Herbert Beck Dead: Exemplary Enlightener
Herbert Beck, a prominent figure in the Frankfurt art scene, has passed away, known for his significant contributions to the Städel Museum and Liebieghaus, reshaping the understanding of enlightenment beyond the 18th century.
Winter Sonata
The author expresses a desire to perpetually live in a winter of bourgeois enlightenment, enjoying concerts, books, and museums, while also reflecting on personal experiences with skiing and fireplaces.
War in Ukraine: A Year of Enlightenment
The year 2025 serves as a reminder for Ukraine to re-evaluate its reliance on the U.S. amidst hopes for peace and a continued pursuit of ties with Europe, despite the lack of military breakthroughs.
Interview with Michael Hampe: "Elon Musk is blackmailing Europe technologically"
Philosopher Michael Hampe discusses a new crisis of enlightenment and portrays Elon Musk as an adversary of reason amid the power dynamics of manipulation.