EDUCATION AND TRAINING ON EPISTEMOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY OF CULTURE (BN3565102)
MISSION STATEMENT
To deepen and broaden knowledge through the awareness of the totality of human experience: sense perception, memory, reason, authority, testimony, revelation, subconscious intuition, feeling/telepathy, dreams, and epistemic magnetism/mysticism.
VISION
Making all human persons fully human and fully alive to the workings of their mind and body, and the influence of other persons: God, angels, demons, saints, and ancestors.
GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO EPISTEMIC CONCEPT
Epistemic Concept is a practical guide to how humans discover knowledge and know things in Africa, Asia, and Europe. It embraces what is true, good, beautiful, and just in science, religion, and culture. It believes that humans are made up of a material body and an immaterial mind, and uses the inductive method to explain the workings of the human mind in union with the laws of nature that affect the human body.
With the inductive method, Epistemic Concept becomes very practical in its explanation of feelings/telepathy, energy, vital-force, will-power, subconscious intuition, dreams, and magnetism/mysticism.
MEET THE ORGANIZER
Sylvester Idemudia Odia, PhD.
(Professor of Epistemology & Philosophy of Culture)
Dept. of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, University of Benin, Nigeria.
