A Ilíada de Homero: O Simbolismo dos Heróis e a Lei que Rege o Cosmos - Nova Acrópole

For over 2,700 years, Homer has written about heroes, gods, and wars. But the Iliad was never just about Troy. It's about the anger that destroys. The pride that blinds. The love that transforms. The destiny that unfolds—and the choice that shapes it. In this live session, Professor Paulo Tarcísio delves into the philosophical symbolism of the Iliad to reveal what each character and each Greek god represents as a "way of being"—and what the epic teaches us about the law of cause and effect that governs the cosmos. 📌 What you will learn: — The symbolism of the main characters: Achilles, Hector, Paris, Helen, and Odysseus — What each Greek god represents as inner human strength — How Achilles' anger is a mirror of something that exists in each of us — The law of cause and effect in the Iliad — and how it operates in your own life — How Greek mythology is a philosophical language about the art of living — Why Homer is still the most widely read poet in the world 2,700 years later ⏱ Navigate the live stream: [Add timestamps after the live stream] ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎓 In-Person Philosophy Course — New Acropolis ▶ acropole.org.br/lp/curso-de-filosofia 🎬 AcropolisPlay — more than 1,200 exclusive classes ▶ acropoleplay.com/ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌐 Website: www.acropole.org.br/ 📸 Instagram: @novaacropolebrasilnorte ✈️ Telegram: t.me/novaacropoLebrasil ✦ About New Acropolis A school of philosophy in the classical style, present in more than 50 countries. We unite philosophy, art, and volunteering for integral human development.