Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
What does it mean to live as a Platonist—not just study one? In this soul-deep reflection, Dr Anna Corrias recounts how Ralston College rekindled her belief in the power of classical education. From reading Plato without a dictionary to writing prayers for the Anima Mundi, this is a journey through language, soul, and tradition—where students don’t just analyze texts, they inhabit them.
Music, poetry, icons, and living philosophy converge in this celebration of a radically different vision for education—and a world alive with meaning.
What does it mean to live as a Platonist—not just study one? In this soul-deep reflection, Dr Anna Corrias recounts how Ralston College rekindled her belief in the power of classical education. From reading Plato without a dictionary to writing prayers for the Anima Mundi, this is a journey through language, soul, and tradition—where students don’t just analyze texts, they inhabit them.
Music, poetry, icons, and living philosophy converge in this celebration of a radically different vision for education—and a world alive with meaning.
