How Stories Teach Us The Truth | Reduce Wants, Increase Happiness
The Daily Stoic22 Helmi 2021

How Stories Teach Us The Truth | Reduce Wants, Increase Happiness

“They seem silly. Aesop tells us stories about dogs and mice and foxes and lions. Children love them of course. Isn’t that proof that they’re childish?”

Ryan explains why all stories are windows into the truth, and reads this week’s meditation from The Daily Stoic Journal, on today’s Daily Stoic Podcast.

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