Mythology and philosophy will merge in a story about the muses - the patrons of the arts and guides to inner harmony. The lecture reveals nine images and nine keys that, according to the ancient Greeks, help one become happier. Ancient myths are a treasure trove of knowledge about humanity and its quest for harmony. The lecture "Greek Muses. Nine Keys to Happiness" is dedicated to the unique perspective of the ancient Greeks on happiness, inspiration, and the inner journey of the individual. Each of the 9 muses not only symbolizes a specific area of art - epic, tragedy, history, dance, astronomy, and others - but also carries a metaphorical "key" to understanding oneself and the world. Why exactly nine? And what lies behind their feminine images? How can ancient symbols be applied in modern life? This will be discussed by Elizaveta Gubanova - a lecturer at the New Acropolis philosophy school and a participant in interdisciplinary conferences. Her lecture will unite mythology, philosophy, and psychology, offering listeners a perspective on the images of the muses as tools for inner transformation. Participation is free, and prior registration is not required. KudaGo features the current program in Moscow.