The Library

Philosophy, Society, Science

Credos

belief, thinkers, perspectives

Sanctuary

Music, audio, a place to be still

Room Three

Credos

What do people actually believe? This room gathers the personal credos, spiritual perspectives, and considered beliefs of thinkers ancient and modern — ideas worth sitting with, whether you share them or not.
“Two men looked out of prison bars — one saw mud, the other stars.”

Frederick Langbridge

“The unexamined life is not worth living.”

Socrates

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.”

Aristotle

Four Pieces to Begin With

Recommended from this room

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Credos 1

Modern Thinkers about the human condition

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Credos 11

Mysticism & The Unseen World

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Credos 111

What is Important to You?

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Credos 1V

Spiritual Matters

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Credos V

Poet’s Corner

This Way Before

Have been this way before, Walked through the gate Up the stairs, watched the children Stand and stare. Or was it ...

Institution

Find a centre in your heart, This is where your life must start Your core of strength established here In trouble ...

Your Turn

What is important to you?

This room is not just a reading room — it is an invitation. The Institute welcomes contributions from those who have thought carefully about what they believe and why. If you have something to say, we would like to read it.