Plato Stories

Some ideas and philosophies that were shared by Plato in form of Socrates

Nếu bạn là một người am hiểu, muốn tìm hiểu hay nghiên cứu về các nhà triết học gia liên quan đến các trường phái hay chủ nghĩa của họ, hoặc chỉ đơn giản đọc như một thú vui trong lúc rảnh rỗi để giết thời gian. Chào mừng bạn đến với series này. Như mình đã đề cập, series này dành cho tất cả mọi người. Và mình mong, độc giả sẽ đọc nó với một tâm thế cởi mở, vì mỗi người mình tìm hiểu, mình có thể sẽ dựa trên kinh nghiệm và trải nghiệm cá nhân để đánh giá, nên nếu một số quan điểm của mình không phù hợp với độc giả đây thì mong các bạn thông cảm giúp mình nhé! Hope you enjoy it.

Top secret clippings from famous Socrates' personal diary!!?! WARNING: DO NOT READ IF YOU DONT LIKE UNCOVERING THE SECRETS OF THE SEXIEST MAN FROM ANCIENT GREECE!!!!!!

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well it's in the title right? enjoy it. cause i do. and i will i don't own anything i'll put in here, so i don't get any credit for it, i just made a kind of compilation started: dec 27, 2018 finished: march 24, 2019

In this contemplative philosophical work, the author embarks on a profound journey that transcends the surface of life to delve into the roots of existence: Where did everything begin? Are we the product of chance, or the outcome of a conscious will? Do we possess freedom, or are we governed by a hidden force that guides us unbeknownst to ourselves? ✒️ Written in eloquent, measured Arabic style, this book poses humanity's greatest questions, drawing upon the words of Plato, Aristotle, Ibn Sina, Al-Ghazali, and other philosophers of mind and spirit. It reflects on instincts, evolution, challenges, and the struggle of man with himself. 📖 This book is addressed to all who have been wearied by questions, burdened by contemplation, and exhausted by the idea of simply being... in a world that offers no answers.

Insightful - Inspirational - Timeless

I write short poetic things when I'm bored. This is one of those.

a dinghy motel , a bottle of cheap wine ; a pair of teens , a long, long night for the loveless ... what happened?

It was the week of new beginnings. This was the week that all the new babies of Allegory were to be born. The streets were buzzing with the citizens gathered in the town square. The crowds of people created waves of brown, grey and yellow throughout the streets of Platon. You see during this week, the citizens wore their ceremonial robes. These robes were of the greatest craftsmanship, each robe containing the cotton plucked from the same cotton field, just north of the tower, in the agriculture district. Although each robe was individual and unique to their respectful craft, they all shared in a common heritage and beginning. The streets during this week were filled with laughter and cheer, as the most beautiful harp music could be heard mixed with the sound of footsteps. The harp was the States national instrument and with it the harpist replayed the songs of antiquity. These songs all written in the Phrygian mode made the townspeople feel at peace with the anxiety of child birth.

Sophie, a Norwegian girl who is aggressively studying philosophy with her teacher Albert Knox who is suddenly thrown and called to the previous century. It turns out that not only were they called there, but there also they met three famous philosops who were reading and studying. They have the same concerns about humans and truths. Until finally they decided to make a movement. Will they find the truth? Or death?

An allegory inspired by Plato's Allegory of the Cave

A list of historically documented thoughts / Logs