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Hosted by keiron · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 355 episodes
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Welcome to my mind, where we delve into the realms of wisdom, perseverance, and holistic healing. Join me, as I read and reflect on powerful excerpts that explore the art of living, positivity, and the mystical insights of esotericism. Each episode is a journey through thought-provoking passages that inspire growth and uplift the spirit. Tune in to cultivate your mind and embrace the beauty of existence!”
keiron hosts Keiron’s Mind, a arts show with 355 episodes published.
This episode draws on Marcus Aurelius and the Daily Stoic to stress that personal change comes from training and habits, not chasing impossible goals. It contrasts uncontrolled impulses with disciplined practice and urge
Salutations. Today is July the 10th and we're reading the Daily Stoic. "Reason in all things." Marcus Aurelius reminds us to hurry to our ruling reason, align with the whole, and judge our neighbors kindly. This episode
This episode reads a Daily Stoic passage warning against turning your will toward things outside your control just to impress others, drawing on Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius. It highlights the irony of seeking approval
Seneca warns that cowardice and wavering conduct come from lacking a clear design; without principles our actions become erratic and we retreat when challenged. Using coach Bill Walsh’s practice of scripting the first pl
On July 1, the Daily Stoic reading reflects on Diogenes’ warning that market prices often disguise what truly matters. Through striking contrasts — like a diamond-encrusted sofa versus a cheap act of violence — the episo
Salutations everyone. On June 30th we read the Daily Stoic and ask: what rules your ruling reason? Marcus Aurelius’ question—who watches the watchmen—leads us to examine the deeper influences on our judgment. This episod
Salutations everyone, it is June 29th and today we're reading the Daily Stoic, Wealth and Freedom are Free. Freedom isn't secured by filling up your heart's desire, but by removing your desire. Epictetus discourses. Ther
June 28 — A reading from the Daily Stoic reminding us that philosophy must be lived, not just studied. Epictetus and Plutarch teach that understanding comes through personal experience: study, then act. Everyday choices
Reading from Seneca’s Moral Letters, this episode explores the "straightjacketed soul": how long-standing vices like greed and ambition distort judgment and become entrenched. Using the late-2000s financial crisis as an
This episode examines what it truly means to be educated: not just holding facts or a degree, but applying our natural understanding to the right things and distinguishing what is within our control. Through Stoic insigh
Salutations — June 23rd: a Daily Stoic reading that highlights Marcus Aurelius' teaching that the truest retreat is found inside your own soul, not in distant places. Instead of waiting for a vacation or a change of scen
Today’s episode reads a passage from The Daily Stoic emphasizing that we should not wish for hardships, but must cultivate the virtue that makes them bearable. Seneca urges preparedness and courage in the face of torture
On Father's Day the episode reads a Daily Stoic passage, highlighting Epictetus's rules about judgment and following events instead of forcing them. The host draws a parallel to Anthony DeMello's teaching that irritation
Salutations everyone, it is June the 20th and today we are reading the Daily Stoic. This episode reflects on Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations and the Stoic insight that external events don’t force our feelings—our perception
In this episode we read the Daily Stoic passage “The Beauty of Choice,” exploring Epictetus’s idea that true beauty comes from wise choices, not outward appearance or possessions. The episode contrasts ancient Stoic thou
June 18 — A Daily Stoic reading inspired by Marcus Aurelius on the sacred capacity for understanding. The episode reminds listeners that our ability to reason and read gives us power to improve our circumstances and help
Seneca warns that many things we pursue carry hidden costs — some are worthless, others cost far more than we realize. In a culture chasing bigger houses and more possessions, recognizing these costs frees us. As you wal
From the Daily Stoic: awareness is freedom. True freedom means living as you choose — not driven by vanity, desire, or others' expectations. Epictetus and Seneca warn that many people become slaves to their impulses, sta
This episode urges you to choose inner unity and reason over mob mentality, emphasizing self-awareness and focusing on what you can control. Avoid conflicting selves and outside distractions—lock in on your priorities an
This episode explores the Stoic idea of accurate self-assessment, highlighting Seneca and the "Ghost Maxim": we often overestimate or underestimate ourselves, and both errors are harmful. It urges cultivating honest self
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