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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 2 MIN

Beyond Pleasures: Marcus Aurelius on Duty, Joy, and True Happiness

from Keiron’s Mind · host keiron

Using Marcus Aurelius as a guide, this episode contrasts superficial comforts with the deeper joy of fulfilling our natural purpose. It explains that Stoic indifference to certain pleasures isn’t rejection of happiness but a refocusing on meaningful work. The episode uses the dog-trainer analogy to show how beings—human and animal—thrive when allowed to do the work they were meant for, urging listeners to identify trustworthy impressions and live in accordance with nature.

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