The phrase "living philosophy" is correct and usable in written English.
It's a phrase used to describe a philosophy that is practical and focused on actively engaging with ideas to make positive changes in one's life. For example, you could say, "Rather than just talking about philosophical ideals, I prefer to have a living philosophy that I can apply in my daily life."
Among his writings were New Schools in the Old World (1926), Adjusting the School to the Child (1932), A Living Philosophy of Education (1940), What Is Progressive Education?
Despite the fact that, aesthetically, that movement is considered yesterday's news in most design publications, it remains a vital, living philosophy to the Rogerses.
Its million-pound penthouses were to provide a "unique living philosophy", a vantage point from which "the city surrounds you in all its magnificence".
The joint venture was dedicated to the 10 principles espoused by BioRegional Quintain's "One Planet Living" philosophy, including the need for developments to be zero carbon and zero waste, to use local food, and promote residents' "health and happiness".
In other countries, including modern China, contemporary interpreters are examining Confucianism as a living philosophy of ongoing significance, but Japanese scholars have more viewed it as a historical artifact, not a vital philosophy.
At the beginning, I thought it was all about having sex, but I soon learned that Tantric sex isn't some stand-alone sexual practice -- it is based in the heart of the Tantra living philosophy, which is all about supporting our natural desires to respect and cherish our bodies, minds, and spirits lovingly, holistically, healthfully, and expressively.
Lately that "live and let live" philosophy has been put to the test.
Given the current imbalances of power and privilege with which people live, philosophy has social effects when it "leaves everything as it is".
When it comes to Southern Baptist morality, there is no "live and let live philosophy" in operation.
Land claimed that LGBT "do not believe in a live and let live philosophy".
Our young-adulthood deal breakers, many of which feel less consequential now, represented the full flowering of the "live and let live" philosophy we all preached to our uptight parents.
