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The Truth About Raising Children Philosophically

November 2nd, 2010 No comments

Stefan Molyneux returns with more wise and practical advice for raising conscious, intelligent and peaceful children – he especially encourages us to speak truth always which provides the child the basis to learn and grow with freedom, as opposed to bullying them into believing untruths which will only produce the opposite but negative effect.  “Hear, hear!”

As Manly P. Hall once wisely said,

“The child is not damaged by facts. The child is damaged by delusions.”

Now watch the following video ‘The Philosophy of Childhood’:

Death – A Story Of Loss

October 10th, 2010 2 comments

Enlightening and touching words on death and loss by Stefan Molyneux…

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In Pursuit Of Philosophical Happiness

October 8th, 2010 2 comments

What is happiness?

Stefan Molyneux explains in his own philosophical way in the following videos.

Part 1:

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Society Must Become The Sunlight Of Reason To Eliminate Institutional Violence

September 15th, 2010 2 comments

Here’s Stefan Molyneux again with another thought-provoking video which shines the light of truth on the apparent use of violence (or more-so making threats against our welfare and human rights) by those in power to maintain the status-quo, whilst at the same time stealing our income (through tax) and liberty (if we do not comply to their demands).

Destroy The Illusion of Heroism To See The Truth About Our Masters Of Deception

August 19th, 2010 4 comments

For some reason this particular post makes me want to break out with a bit of a sing-song…

“…And then a hero comes along,
With the strength to carry on,
And you cast your fears aside and you know you can survive,
So when you feel like hope is gone,
Look inside you and be strong,
And you’ll finally see the truth that a hero lies in you.”

I think that’s enough of the Mariah Carey imitation – thank you very much.

Now watch the following thought-provoking videos from Stefan Molyneux to get the gist of what lies behind the lyrics.

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