Philosophical, Political & Literary Thoughts
of Sean M. Madden (& Company)
posted by Sean M. Madden at
11:24 AM
Sean M. Madden is a UK-based American writer-educator. Since 2002 he has developed and led creative workshops and tutored widely in the humanities, guiding folk of all ages. The programs he creates incorporate an exploration of language, literature, art and spirituality (through mindful awareness). Sean holds two Master of Arts degrees in Western and Eastern (India, China, Japan) thought from the Graduate Institute at St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland and Santa Fe, New Mexico (USA). As part of these unusually intensive post-graduate programs, he studied literature, philosophy, and political and social thought, as well as ancient Greek and Sanskrit, and translated sizable swaths of Homer's Iliad and the Bhagavad Gita. Sean is also an entrepreneur and former principal management consultant and Fortune 100 senior financial/marketing analyst. He is also the founder and editor of MindfulLivingGuide.com. He earned a BBA in Finance in 1989, immediately after which he taught English at a private summer school in Spain, a school he returned to in 2007 and 2008.
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