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EPISODE · Mar 25, 2023 · 30 MIN

Nourishment For The Body and Soul: Getting to the MARROW of Life

from Pneuma with Daniel Finneran · host Daniel Finneran

The marrow–be it of a bone or of a book–is the deepest, healthiest, most sought-after thing that we can nourish ourselves with. It is the hidden flake of gold, the buried piece of diamond for which we all dig–than which every lustrous rock and special stone is far less valuable. In this episode, we draw our inspiration from the great French Renaissance writer, François Rabelais. In his immortal book, “Gargantua”, Rabelais compares a dog (crowned by Plato as the animal kingdom’s most “philosophical” creature) who is in hungry pursuit of bone marrow, and a human’s attempt to get at the marrow of wisdom. The aim, in both cases, is to get to the marrow of life–for the nourishment not only of the body, but of the soul as well. What do you think? Do you like bone marrow? Comment with your opinions below! Or send me an email directly at [email protected] sure to “like” this episode and to share it with a loved one and friend. You can also check out my other channel, finneranswake, on which I host stimulating long-form conversations. Blessings! 

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