THE ANCIENT AGORA


In ancient Greece the Agora (Greek: Ἀγορά) was an exciting place of shops, stalls, produce, performances, gossip, news and announcements. Located at the foot of the Acropolis, the Agora also provided a forum for the lively exchange of ideas and debates of merchants, artists, philosophers, healers, teachers and students.


When I first visited the Agora to photograph it for a Newsweek book on the Parthenon, I became aware of a powerful energy... the sharing of information, creativity, and commerce... that can still be felt in the area. Held by the rocks and the ruins, it is etched into my memory. That memory has inspired this store.

THE AGORA   Marketplace for  •  Books  •  Music CDs  •  DVDs  •

Profits from all products directly benefit EARTHALIVE Documentary Films and Special Projects

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We welcome you to our Agora, a modern-day store where ancient wisdom and contemporary ideas are offered in the forms of stimulating educational and meditation DVDs, music CDs, photographs, cards, and written materials from people around the world. We hope you enjoy what you find here!      - John and Marguerite

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Profits from all products directly benefit EARTHALIVE Documentary Films and Special Projects


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