A lecture by Iri Rikin on the pursuit of happiness, the meaning of life, and the good life in the 21st century. After the lecture, an acclaimed 92-minute philosophical drama will be screened. The event will take place at the Beit Sapir Auditorium.
The Myth of Happiness — On the obsessive pursuit of happiness in the 21st century.
The pursuit of happiness, the meaning of life, and everything in between — a philosophical journey into the human soul.
Lecturer: Iri Rikin — practical philosopher, journalist, and literary and cultural critic.
We will discuss the happiness paradox and examine why the good life in the 21st century does not lead us to the happiness we seek. Is there a recipe for happiness? Why does the greatest happiness emerge דווקא in the lowest points of our lives? And what is the most important ingredient in the recipe for a happy life?
92 minutes
An acclaimed film about friendship, compassion, emotion, and practical philosophy. The paths of two very different men cross through a once-in-a-lifetime coincidence. They embark on an unusual journey that teaches them to see life beyond their everyday problems and recalculate their route.
Beit Sapir Auditorium
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