Peter Limberg

In this conversation with Peter Limberg, a practical philosopher and steward of the Stoa, they explore how practical philosophy aids in addressing existential challenges. Peter discusses the rare 'friendships of virtue' and the integration of various personal development methods. He emphasizes the importance of reflective listening and engaging in goalless conversations. The discussion also touches on agency, wisdom, and the transformative power of language, encouraging personalized inquiry and journaling to enhance understanding and connections.

In this podcast, John Vervaeke discusses various topics with guests, including Phillip S. Cary, Taylor Barratt, Peter Limberg, and Guy Sengst. They explore the dimensions of dialectic, self-knowledge, and aspiration. They discuss the concept of self and its interconnectedness with the dialogical, rational, imaginal, and aspirational aspects. The podcast also delves into the philosophy of illumination, the role of light in creating intelligibility, and Socratic questioning in Plato's dialogues. They also explore the meanings of "al-Afea" and phenomenon, as well as the concept of orientation and perspectives.

In this engaging conversation, Peter Limberg, a Toronto-based philosopher and writer known for his compelling daily journals and community-focused project, The Stoa, tackles the powerful intersection of virtue and modern culture. They explore how to make philosophy appealing and the vital role of friendship in personal growth. The duo dives into emotional vulnerability in gender relations and the impact of food on mental clarity. Their insights challenge societal norms while promoting authentic communication and a deeper understanding of connection in today's world.