FAQ

How often are the Schuon Lectures held?

The Schuon Lectures are held annually, featuring a series of talks by distinguished scholars on various topics related to philosophy, theology, and the Perennial Philosophy.

What is the history of The Schuon Lectures?

Dr. Adnan Aslan had the original idea for The Schuon Lectures. Dr. Seyyed Hossein Nasr gave the inaugural address and Dr. Harry Oldmeadow gave the first series of Schuon Lectures in 2025 at the Respect Graduate School.

How can I register for the lectures?

You can register for the lectures through our website. Click on the “Register” button or link in the menu and follow the instructions to complete your registration.

Is there a cost to attend the lectures?

No, the Schuon Lectures are completely free to attend.

Can I attend the lectures online?

Yes, all lectures will be available online. Once registered, you will receive details on how to join the online sessions.

Are the lectures accessible to people with disabilities?

We strive to make our events accessible. Please contact us with specific accessibility needs so we can assist you appropriately.

Where is the event located?

The lectures will take place in person at locations chosen by each speaker, and live online participation will also be available. Live stream Internet access details will be provided to registered participants.

How can I stay updated on the Schuon Lectures?
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If I have more questions, how can I get in touch?

Please send an email to info@schuonlectures.org

2026

Location for 2026 lectures:

Deer Park Manor
1501 E. Hillside Drive – Bloomington, IN 47401
Live stream access details will also be provided to registered participants

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Future Lecture Series

2027

Mr. Ali Lakhani

2028

Dr. Patrick Laude

2029

Dr. Reza Shah-Kazemi