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Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental

Cuentos de sabiduría Oriental

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Hazte con una suscripción de pago: https://anchor.fm/cuentos-sabiduriaoriental/subscribe Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. El propósito es compartir con todos vosotros cuentos y reflexiones relacionadas con oriente, enseñanzas zen, tibetanas, hindús, taoístas y budistas. Todas estas filosofías y culturas están llenas de sabiduría, enseñanzas y reflexión, algo que hoy día todos necesitamos para nuestro crecimiento personal y espiritual. 🍂 Apóyanos suscribiéndote a los cuent ...
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Oriental, Here We Go!

Oriental, Here We Go!

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This podcast was designed to share episodes recorded by students from Atlántico department. All the content is in English as a way to encourage students to practice all English skills. We hope you enjoy and share the episodes with your friends!
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The Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures of the University of Chicago is a leading research center for the ancient Middle East. The museum houses some 350,000 artifacts — around 5,000 of which are on display — excavated mainly by ISAC archaeologists. Founded in 1919, at a time when the Middle East was called the Orient, ISAC has pioneered innovative excavations and comprehensive dictionary projects that chronicle ancient civilizations. The ISAC Museum aims to understand, reveal, and p ...
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Join me in this brand new podcast episode where: I share my findings after 18 years of experience treating patients and traveling around the world. And learn the most essential part of healing the body. If you would like to access the PowerPoint slides to follow along with the audio, click here.
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos un breve cuento sobre el camino hacia la sabiduría narrado con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada cuento tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Esperamos disfrut…
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos un breve cuento sobre las enseñanzas de Paramahansa Yogananda narrado con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada cuento tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Espera…
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos un breve cuento sobre las enseñanzas de Jiddu Krishnamurti narrado con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada cuento tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Esperamos…
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos un breve cuento sobre las enseñanzas de Confucio narrado con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada cuento tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Esperamos disfrutes…
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos tres breves cuentos narrados con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada uno de estos 3 cuentos tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Esperamos disfrutes de este pod…
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos tres breves cuentos narrados con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada uno de estos 3 cuentos tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Esperamos disfrutes de este pod…
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Bienvenido al podcast Cuentos de Sabiduría Oriental. En estos minutos escucharemos tres breves cuentos narrados con voz humana por Mercedes Ara nuestra narradora. Cada uno de estos 3 cuentos tiene su propósito y su enseñanza además de que están hechos también con el fin de otorgarte calma y relajación al escucharlos. Esperamos disfrutes de este pod…
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OI Podcast Episode 16Afrofuturism: Ancient Egypt in Speculative FictionYtasha WomackTime as a web, weaved in storytelling to offer a remix of narratives exploring who we are and how we got here. Author Ytasha Womack, "Afrofuturism: The World of Black Sci-Fi and Fantasy Culture," joins us for a discussion that examines the Black Speculative Arts Mov…
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OI Podcast Episode 15Egyptian Influences/Contemporary MusicAndrew ListAncient Egypt offers a feast of inspiration. From the mammoth carved temples to the intimate, painted tombs, visitors to these sites often daydream a fantasy of what life must have been like. Earlier this year, composer Andrew List, Berklee College of Music, reached out to the OI…
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OI Podcast Episode 14The Lyre Ensemble, Part 2Playing the Gold Lyre of UrContemporary music played on an ancient Lyre. The Lyre Ensemble continues a discussion on the recreation of the Gold Lyre of Ur, focusing on both the possibilities and trappings of creating music on an ancient replica. Andy Lowings, Jennifer Sturdy, Mark Harmer, and Stef Conne…
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OI Podcast Episode 13The Lyre Ensemble, Part 1Recreating the Gold Lyre of UrWhat might ancient Mesopotamian music sound like?Inspired by both this question and the 2003 looting at the Baghdad Museum, harpist Andy Lowings set out to recreate a playable replica of the iconic Gold Lyre of Ur. Andy, along with his friend Jennifer Sturdy, enlisted the h…
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OI Podcast Episode 12Demons in Ancient EgyptRita LucarelliFrom Pazuzu to Baphomet, demons in modern pop culture are figures of dark terror and fear. In the ancient world, the concepts of demons weren't always so simple.The OI's Steven Townshend sits down with Rita Lucarelli, University of California, Berkeley, for a podcast that explores the many d…
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In the Wake of the Phoenicians: Makers of the MediterraneanPresented by David Schloen, OIFrom olive oil to the alphabet, the Phoenicians left a lasting mark on the Mediterranean. The OI's David Schloen guides us through exciting new research into this ancient civilization and anticipates future excavations of Phoenician colonies in coastal Spain.In…
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OI Podcast Episode 11Who Is Medjed?Ilaria CariddiAn obscure Egyptian deity has exploded into Japan's popular culture. Who is this mysterious marshmallow? And why is it becoming more popular than Isis and Osiris?The OI's Steven Townshend sits down with Ilaria Cariddi, research fellow at the University of Florence, to try and make sense of this this …
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Truth or Consequences: The Public Display of Things from the Holy LandPresented by Morag M. Kersel, DePaul UniversityWhen museums place items on display they take on multiple roles as custodians of sacred relics, shapers of public interpretation, fiduciary institutions, and educational establishments. The public counts on the museum to tell the tru…
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OI Podcast Episode 10Plague Prayers of the Ancient Hittites Part 2Theo van den HoutEarly in the 14th Century BCE, the Hittites faced a twenty year plague. How did these ancient Anatolians deal with pandemics? While the methods may be different, not much has changed.Join Theo van den Hout, the Arthur and Joanne Rasmussen Professor of Anatolian Langu…
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OI Podcast Episode 9Plague Prayers of the Ancient HittitesTheo van den HoutEarly in the 14th Century BCE, the Hittites faced a twenty year plague. How did these ancient Anatolians deal with pandemics? While the methods may be different, not much has changed. Join Theo van den Hout, the Arthur and Joanne Rasmussen Professor of Anatolian Languages an…
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Uncovering History Episode 8Searching the Hittite SkiesEmily SmithPhD student in Hittitology, OIJust in time for summer stargazing, Emily Smith joins Steven Townshend for a discussion on comets, eclipses, and other celestial occurrences in the ancient skies.To support this and all of our research, become a member of the Oriental Institute. To explo…
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Uncovering History Episode 7Awakening the Dead for Love Part 2 | Robert Ritner, Rowe Professor of Egyptology, and Foy Scalf, OIIn this episode Steven talks from home with Robert Ritner, the Rowe Professor of Egyptology, OI, and Foy Scalf, head of the OI research archives to continue the conversation about their recently published, and unique, eroti…
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Awakening the Dead for Love | Robert Ritner, Rowe Professor of Egyptology, and Foy Scalf, OIIn this episode Steven talks from home with Robert Ritner, the Rowe Professor of Egyptology, OI, and Foy Scalf, head of the OI research archives to explore their recently published, and unique, erotic love spell from ancient Egypt written on papyrus in Demot…
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Joey Cross, PhD candidate in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the University of Chicago, presents an at-home lecture that explores the elements of storytelling in the Achaemenid and Hellenistic periods, while shining a light on how scholars reconstruct the world of this art form. Joey is currently writing a dissertation…
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Oriental Institute Membership lecture for CentennialThe Rise of Ancient Israel and Other Problematic EntitiesAyelet Gilboa, Director of the Zinman Institute of ArchaeologyThis audio recording was originally presented as an illustrated lecture on October 2, 2019. The video of this lecture is available on the OI YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/H1Fn…
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Hello everyone! Welcome to ​Oriental Here We Go​!, your school podcast! I am Stefanie Ylarrza and on this new episode, we are going to talk about someone that is very special to our ​Orientalista community​, I am talking about Grace Knight and also about all those volunteers that were here in our country, especially in our town Santo Tomás. For tho…
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Exploring the Roots of the Vine: The History and Archaeology of the Earliest WinesStephen BatiukStephen Batiuk examines new archaeological fieldwork and biomolecular chemistry and genetics that are pushing the origins of wine back to the Neolithic period. Batiuk explores how ancient migration possibly led to the spread of wine culture across the Ne…
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OI Centennial Year Members' Lecture"On Judicial Violence in Mesopotamia: The Problem of an Eye for an Eye"Martha RothChauncey S. Boucher Distinguished Service Professor of AssyriologyDepartment of Near Eastern Languages and CivilizationsUniversity of ChicagoOriental InstituteThis audio recording was originally presented as an illustrated lecture on…
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