In this episode, Mark Rowland attempts to unlock the wisdom of dogs and discusses what they know about living a good life. He takes on some of life’s biggest, weightiest questions, like, what is meaning, how should we live, and explores them through the lens of our four-legged companions. It’s about philosophy. It’s about dogs, and it’s about the age old question of how to live a good life.
Key Takeaways:
- Dogs live without the burden of reflection, which allows them to be fully present and undivided.
- Meaning in life is more important than the meaning of life—it’s found through alignment with who we are.
- Dogs are natural philosophers, offering insights through their simplicity and joy in daily life.
- Humans live two lives—lived and examined—while dogs live one, leading to greater contentment.
- Dogs embrace small pleasures with full-hearted joy, something humans often overlook.
- Love is central to a meaningful life, whether expressed through connection, passion, or presence.
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If you enjoyed this episode with Mark Rowland, check out these other episodes:
How to Find Zest in Life with Dr. John Kaag
Shamanism and Spirituality with John Mabry
How Perception Creates Reality with John Perkins
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