S1.1 - Perception
May 9, 20267mEp. 1S1
In this episode, we discuss how our senses influences our perception, and how we can improve, guard, and maintain a good perception.
Hosted by John-Nathanael Caesar · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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A show that discusses Stoicism, the 2000-year-old philosophy that has nurtured and guided some of the greatest men and women in history, as well as ways you can utilize this philosophy to live a more fruitful and meaningful life.
John-Nathanael Caesar hosts On the Stoa, a society show with 31 episodes published.
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