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The earliest exposition of yoga is by Yama, the Hindu god of death.
The Buddhist take on the self.
Learn the Middle Way, Four Noble Truths, and Eightfold Path.
Prince Siddharta had never seen old age, infirmity, or death.
Is karma a firm basis for morality?
The Indus seals may shed light on the early history of Hinduism and yoga.
In the Bronze Age, Harappans had nothing to kill or die for and no religion.
Let’s explain the uncanny parallels between Plato and the "Upanishads."
The great Stoic teacher was three times exiled from Rome.
Did Nero's adviser live up to his Stoic philosophy?
How Stoic philosophy can help us cope with grief and bereavement.
He was a Roman slave who freed himself and millions of others.
Did the Roman philosopher-king live up to expectations?
Jung’s biography holds all the keys to his theory.
Sartre defined "bad faith."
And why our approach to depression may be misguided.
Why the tyrant is the unhappiest of people.