On Various Aspects of Virtue (Part I)

Hey everyone, Tanner here. Today I'm going to share something with you that's a little bit different. This is not an episode. This is what's called a feed drop. A feed drop is when I feature a podcast I think you might like and then you listen to a little bit of it and if you lik ...  Show more

In this episode, I explore Meditations 3.10, where Marcus Aurelius reminds himself—and us—that we only ever live in the present moment. He urges us to remember three things: life is short, the space we occupy is small, and fame is fleeting. But why does he emphasize this? Because ...  Show more

🧾 Check out the How to Read Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations (A Daily Stoic Guide) at https://dailystoic.com/meditationscourse, and the Gregory Hays translation of <a href="h ...

Ethan Kross is one of the world’s leading experts on controlling the conscious mind, a Professor at the University of Michigan’s Psychology Department and Director of the Emotion & Self Control Laboratory. There will be one voice with us throughout our lives, the one that exists ...  Show more

In this month's freeform episode Kelly breaks down the difference between 7 of the most common meditation styles, as well as diving into her personal creative writing process and why each episode is a little bit scary to release. Then talks about what makes style of meditation un ...  Show more

Cette semaine nous poursuivons notre exploration du principe de l’indépendance émotionnelle en évoquant deux autres malentendus fréquents. Je vous explique ainsi que l’indépendance émotionnelle n’est pas moralement supérieure, et qu’il n’existe pas de ligne d’arrivée.