Day 9 – Plato’s Charioteer and Your End Goal

Lesson: Plato describes a charioteer driving a chariot pulled by two horses. The first horse is noble and obedient, representing our spirit or higher aspirations. The second horse is unruly and disobedient, symbolizing our base appetites and desires. The charioteer, representing reason, must guide these horses to move forward effectively. In our context, you areContinue reading Day 9 – Plato’s Charioteer and Your End Goal

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  1. A focused reader is one who reads with as few distractions as possible than makes the time for reflection on what has been read.

  2. I will recommend reading at a time when your brain is optimal and just letting the mind wander a bit. Also I usually start 2 pages before so as to review and warm up

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