This is Louisville's book group for people who are interested in understanding the world and universe around us and within us. We are formerly the Louisville Secular Book Group, and we remain a haven for atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and other freethinkers. If you don't use or agree with any of these labels, you are still welcome to join us! Be ready for lively discussion and challenging thoughts. We also recommend that you join our group on Goodreads to see what we have read in the past and wh …

The Louisville Center for Spiritual Living is called to serve the community by sharing the Science of Mind philosophy as shared in the writings of Ernest Holmes. There are Golden Threads of Spiritual Truth that weave through the world's Faith traditions. Among those are the Oneness of God is found in Its creation, the power of Love heals, and we live, move and have our very being in pure Spirit. Our philosophy is practical in its expression and support of everyone. We are an alternative to tradi …

Ah, the other 1%. Tired of always being the loner? Of trying to explain to friends and acquaintances the finer points of your interest in meteorology, astronomy, creative writing, or post-modern science fiction and getting no where? Have you attempted to socialize and make friends - and are getting no where? Let's have a meeting of the minds! The Myers-Briggs type indicator INTJ, sometimes called the "Masterminds" are known for being highly intellectual and for having some difficulty in nor …

The Bloomington Magic(k) Study Group is an informal gathering of those interested in the Western esoteric tradition, including such topics as theurgy, Hermetism, Gnosticism, the history of magic, Platonic philosophy, alchemy, astrology, kabbalah, tarot, and related topics. It currently meets once per month in a relaxed lecture/discussion format to study a text chosen by the group in advance. It is led by Brian Alt, a PhD candidate in the history of religion and a student of the Western esoteric …

Meet with other Secular Humanists for conversation and friendship, interesting book discussions, and more. Go to www.centerforinquiry.net/indy for the complete listing of our many programs We have 15-20 programs a month. Email indy@centerforinquiry.net and ask to be on our mailing list to receive our monthly newsletter We have over 2000 email contacts on our list and over 250 paid members "Friend of the Center." Number of members listed on this site are only those who have joined on Meetup .com …

We as a discussion group in Madison will mold the meetings into whatever topics are of local interest. Let's share our stories about religion in our lives, good books we've read, movies to watch, web sites to visit and whatever else is on your mind. Sponsored by the Center For Inquiry (CFI) of Indianapolis. - a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that encourages evidence based inquiry into science, pseudoscience, medicine and health, religion, ethics, and society. Through education, research, publi …

In essence. The root of ideas derive from an individual. The people who can embody the philosophy that dreams are more abundant than reality hold the key to it's success. To understand and envision that one person's idea is their brain child and maintain the respect and loyalty to adhere to that one cluster of thought, the visionary. The ethos and morals that are lacking in today's culture. The understanding that taking someones idea and molding it into your own is wrong. Before making it your o …

Novices of the Old Ways ~ Midwest is a progressive Witchcraft community based in Indianapolis and its surrounding areas. Progressive Witchcraft is not based on a formal tradition, but rather a philosophy of using whatever methods necessary to best serve the immediate and broader communities. Connection with Deity, whomever the individual or group at large communes with is of vital importance. The term “Novice,” meaning “new”, does not mean that everyone within NOW is uninitiated or new to Witch …

Interested in yoga? Do you want an open friendly environment? Come join me for outdoor yoga, meditation, and pranayama! A time and place will be set up to meet. Vinyasa flow classes are outdoors on the grass, patio, or under a pagoda and usually run 1 hour to 1 hour 1/2 long. Workshops style classes will also be available to learn meditation and breathing exercises. Please join if you always wanted to try yoga learn the benefits of meditation and pranayama!

This Meetup group is the home of "non-official" meetings and in-depth discussion groups for Libertarians in the Indianapolis region, and anyone else that wants to come learn more about the libertarian philosophy. Membership in the Libertarian Party is not required, but then again don't expect comments about "wasted votes" to be taken kindly. :-) Libertarians believe in being served by a small, non-intrusive government that is financially responsible, administratively competent and socially toler …