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Jun 24

Figs, Fate, and When to Quit (Meditations 4.6)

This week I reflect on Meditations 4.6 and consider whether Marcus is really writing about death—or if he's reminding himself of the silliness of resisting what naturally unfolds. I explore the Stoic view of fate through the lens of the causal chain and point out where I think St ... Show More

22m 55s

Jun 19

Fear of Death? Listen to This (Meditations 4.5)

In this episode, I reflect on Meditations 4.5 and Marcus Aurelius’ effort to habituate acceptance of death as a natural and necessary part of life. Drawing from Marcus' experiences leading Rome through war and plague, I explore how his preoccupation with death wasn’t morbid, but ... Show More

27m 5s

Jun 10

Is Rape a Stoic Indifferent?

In this episode, I respond to a challenging and emotionally heavy listener question: how can Stoicism claim that only Virtue is Good and only Vice is Evil, even in the face of horrific acts like rape? This isn’t a theoretical exercise in cruelty—it's a serious inquiry into Stoic ... Show More

25m 59s

May 2023

Stoicism: Become Undefeatable

Today's motivation is all about becoming more stoic. Audio Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFkyxzJtiv4 More about Stoicism: Stoicism is a philosophical school of thought that originated in ancient Greece and later flourished in ancient Rome. It offers a practical and ... Show More

13m 31s

Feb 2024

Starting Stoicism

Are you new to Stoicism and want to know where to get started in learning about it and how to apply it in your life? Then this episode is for you. One of the things that I appreciate about Stoicism is that it’s very practical philosophy, and there are a lot of ideas and principle ... Show More

15m 47s

Jan 2024

How to Stop Thinking You Are Unloveable and Unworthy

Is it possible to show love and forgiveness to those who have committed the most hateful and unforgivable sins? We've seen it time and time again, when the pope washes the feet of criminals. When victims forgive their perpetrators. And when brutal war gives way to peace. If ... Show More

23m 13s

Apr 2022

34: Self-Control

Join me in a discussion of passage 109 of Daybreak: "Self-Control and Moderation and Their Final Motive". In this passage that we've oft referenced but not yet attempted a deep dive of, Nietzsche outlines six ways of dealing with the "vehemence of a drive". As Nietzsche considers ... Show More

1h 11m

Jul 2024

Facing Mortality: A Stoic Death Meditation

Send us a textIn this episode, we delve into the profound Stoic philosophy surrounding death. Join us for a guided meditation that will help you confront and accept mortality, diminish the fear of death, and find peace in the natural cycle of life and death. Learn to focus on wha ... Show More

15m 34s

Jun 26

"You Are Not Your Thoughts!" -Maha Turki Al-Subaie 154 | Certified Self-Development Trainer & Life Coach

On this powerful episode, we sit down with certified self-development trainer and life coach Maha Al-Subaie for an honest and insightful conversation about self-love, emotional awareness, and the journey of inner healing. We explore why so many struggle with loving themselves, ho ... Show More

1h 45m

Jul 2023

141. Why am I Holding On?: 5 Truths About Letting Go and Seeing the Good

There is so much goodness in store for us. But we often waste time and energy worrying, ruminating, and second-guessing ourselves. In this mini-episode of Spiritually Hungry, we discuss how to surrender to the process and trust in the Creator so we are free to spend our energy pu ... Show More

16m 13s

Apr 22

Richard Rohr: Gratuitous Goodness in an Age of Outrage

The prophets and mystics of the Judeo-Christian tradition each had their ways of bringing attention to the hypocrisies and injustices of their particular period in history. Here in the year 2025, as we navigate our own time of disruption and upheaval, how can we as individuals ra ... Show More

58m 25s

Jun 2023

Standing at the Edge (Roshi Joan Halifax)

“I think there are a number of ways that we move into action that's characterized by integrity and where, you know, healthy altruism and compassion are present. I'm very grateful that I'm an old Buddhist , you know, with years of practice behind me and the practice of cultivating ... Show More

46m 8s

Jul 2024

Inner Work 199: Trying to remain spiritual when life challenges you

Have you ever been so challenged by life, to a point where it became difficult to remain spiritual? As humans, we've all faced life circumstances or situations that made us want to "forget" all of our spiritual principles, tools, and Higher Truths. In this episode of Inner Work, ... Show More

28m 42s

You Might Suck, But You Don't Have To (M...