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The Philosopher Who Urinated On People | DIOGENES | Einzelgänger
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 17:20
The Philosopher Who Urinated On People | DIOGENES
Diogenes strongly opposed social values and institutions, because, according to him, these are at odds with human nature.He believed that human society infused us with all kinds of unnatural desires that are not only obsolete but also prevent us from being happy. Therefore, we should strip ourselves of these corrupting manmade constructs, so we’re able to live how we’re supposed to live: in agreement with nature.Diogenes’ stance toward everything cultured was very obvious. He practiced what he preached, behaving obscenely, with no regard for convention. It’s no surprise that people called him ‘doggish’, doglike, or simply ‘the dog’.
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The Dark Night of the Soul (Losing Who We Thought We Were) | Einzelgänger
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 13:51
The Dark Night of the Soul (Losing Who We Thought We Were)
According to St. John of the Cross and Teresa of Ávila, humans have an inborn longing for completion. This completion cannot be achieved by worldly pleasures. So, instead, we must go within, to reach the inner core of our soul in which ‘the divine’ lies hidden.Through spiritual awakening, we adopt a different perception of reality. Our predicament becomes clear. Knowing that our past way of life never fills the void, while not knowing where to turn next, can leave us in despair.According to John and Teresa, we must undergo a transformation that happens in the darkness of our unconscious, to reach the light. This mysterious and confusing transitional experience is called the dark night of the soul.Cuts, voice, footage, script by Einzelgänger. I also used Creative Commons, licensed material from Storyblocks (links available upon request).Support the channel:
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How Epicurus Keeps Calm | Einzelgänger
Monday, August 17, 2026 • Duration 12:14
How Epicurus Keeps Calm
The ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus may seem an unlikely figure to teach us how to achieve a calm mind because of his reputation as an indulgent pleasureseeker. Unfortunately, the teachings of Epicurus are gravely misunderstood by many. While it’s true that, according to Epicurus, pleasure leads to happiness, his philosophy leans much more to asceticism than to indulgence.Within Epicurus’ teachings, we find a curious recipe for reaching a state of ‘ataraxia’, which can be translated as ‘equanimity’ or ‘tranquility’. Unlike the Stoics, Epicurus wasn’t interested in traditional virtues. Instead, he believed that engaging in the right amount of pleasure, given this is done with wisdom and moderation, is the key to a happy life.This video explores how an Epicurean achieves peace and calm.Support the channel:
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The More You Try, The Worse It Goes (Law of Reverse Effect) | Einzelgänger
Monday, August 17, 2026 • Duration 03:23
The More You Try, The Worse It Goes (Law of Reverse Effect)
We might believe that the more we worry about the task and its consequence, the more control we gain and the more chance we have to succeed. But the opposite is true; the more we worry, the more we try to control, the more likely our performances will suffer. When we care too much about the outcome, we will likely push ourselves in ways that eventually obstruct our progress.The full video is available here: https://youtu.be/VpcQVjSVqOM#backwardslaw #reversedeffort #paradox
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Why We Are Weak | The Philosophy of Epictetus | Einzelgänger
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 03:32
Why We Are Weak | The Philosophy of Epictetus
Full video: https://youtu.be/p2KHo95QknkWhat matters and doesn’t matter, according to Epictetus, is bound to the reality of our place as reasonable beings in an everchanging environment. This reality Epictetus makes clear in the underlying tenet of his work: ‘the dichotomy of control.’ Some things are in our control, others not. If we manage to concern ourselves with the things in our control, we are in a position of strength. But if we neglect these things and focus on what’s not in our control, we are in a position of weakness.#stoicism #epictetus #stoic
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How to Not Care About Stuff | The Philosophy of Epictetus | Einzelgänger
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 03:30
How to Not Care About Stuff | The Philosophy of Epictetus
Full video: https://youtu.be/p2KHo95QknkThe outside world is not in our control, but the way we choose to act in and position ourselves towards the outside world is in our control. Again, Epictetus doesn’t encourage us to not care about anything. On the contrary: living a good and moral life in accordance with nature is a Stoic’s main goal, which lies entirely within our control. But he does encourage us not to cling to what’s not in our control because these things are fickle, weak, and unreliable.#stoicism #epictetus #notcaring
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Epictetus & The Dichotomy of Control | STOICISM | Einzelgänger
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 03:41
Epictetus & The Dichotomy of Control | STOICISM
Full video: https://youtu.be/p2KHo95QknkIf we only focus on what we can control, and let go of everything else, then nothing outside of ourselves can harm us. Now, the question arises: what exactly lies within our control, and what doesn’t? Here’s what Epictetus stated in the first chapter of the Enchiridion, and I quote:“Some things are in our control and others not. Things in our control are opinion, pursuit, desire, aversion, and, in a word, whatever are our own actions. Things not in our control are body, property, reputation, command, and, in one word, whatever are not our own actions.”#epictetus #stoicism #stoic
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Life’s Greatest Paradox: What You Resist, Persists | Einzelgänger
Tuesday, August 18, 2026 • Duration 17:24
Life’s Greatest Paradox: What You Resist, Persists
Taoism for Inner Peace (book): https://einzelganger.co/tao/Quite logically, we can’t get rid of something if we don’t acknowledge its existence. But what would happen if we accept the reality and truth of the things we resist? Would acceptance make them worse? Or could it actually be the first step toward improvement and transformation? This video explores how things we resist persist and what we accept transforms.Video: Life’s Greatest Paradox: What You Resist, PersistsSupport the channel:
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Why we prefer being alone... despite feeling lonely | Einzelgänger
Thursday, August 20, 2026 • Duration 03:38
Why we prefer being alone... Despite feeling lonely
People generally agree that seeking close relationships is the solution when suffering at the hands of loneliness. We seek friendships to fill in the empty hole we’ve been experiencing. We join groups and clubs just to be around people - to feel the warmth of a community. But people tend to ignore the miseries accompanying these close relationships. When we consider the pain that goes together with closeness, it’s no surprise that many friendships result in fighting, and romantic relationships often fall apart dramatically. When dealing with others, we risk being betrayed, insulted, and abandoned.#loneliness #loner #alone
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Keywords: diogenes, modern philosophy, self improvement, philosophical guidance, mental health philosophy, solitude, buddhism
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How to Stop Procrastinating | Einzelgänger
Friday, August 14, 2026 • Duration 16:58
How to Stop Procrastinating
When we procrastinate, we are immersed in future thinking, and unable to do the work that we had planned to do in the present moment. The consequences of this behavior are often harmful.For example, if we refrain from performing necessary tasks, this will negatively influence future results and the acquirement of resources, while utilizing the resources we have accumulated by past endeavors. We stagnate, and with stagnation comes deterioration.But most ironic is that the act of repeated procrastination probably costs us more energy than performing the task itself.This video will explore the mechanisms of procrastination. What is it? Where does it come from? What do different philosophies (Stoicism & Taoism) say about it, and what wisdom do they contain that might help us out? Philosophers like Marcus Aurelius and Lao Tzu had a thing or two to say about this.How to stop procrastinating? How to be more productive? Overcome procrastination and be more productive at studying, work, et cetera.Support the channel:
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Rondo Brothers Man#PROCRASTINATION #TAOISM #STOICISM
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