Most of us are amateur philosophers in the sense that we have all adopted a variety of basic philosophical precepts, often unknowingly. We simply accept them as right, good, appropriate, and better than the alternatives, based on our education, religion, heritage, and nationality. Many philosophies carry significant themes that might designate them as political, religious, epistemological, historical, or even racial. Nonetheless, there are several philosophical concepts that seem to be universal in all cultures, languages and historical settings. These six are: TRUTH, GOODNESS, BEAUTY, LIBERTY, EQUALITY, AND JUSTICE. This OLLI discussion group will center on these six concepts and follow Mortimer Adler's 1981 book Six Great Ideas. This will be a discussion group with little or no didactic content.