Tex University of Crete
Date: April 6, 2019
Theme: Eunoia
Venue: Cultural and Conference Center of Heraklion
https://www.ted.com/tedx/events/32225
"The road from “I” to “we”. A road that today seems like a labyrinthe. But, how can we balance between independence and collectivity? What are we entitled to, or rather, what do we believe we deserve? How can our actions shape the world?
Eunoia (εὖ + νους), “beautiful mind”
A small word, with numerous and large meanings unfolding in front of our eyes. Eunoia is acceptance, sympathy. But, foremost, eunoia is faith to the human being, the unselfish willing for initial and, consequently, social embellishment. It is a way of thinking and simultaneously a spare to humans and things: it means desire for existence, life, evolution.
Have we ever wondered how often we meet eunoia? Is it probably one of the merits we lack in order to overcome the problems that we have as society and to move one step further? It is not measurable or certain. However, it is easily expressed in small or large daily transactions."
