Welcome to Temple of the Mind, a sanctuary for those who seek wisdom beyond the noise. Each episode explores one of history’s greatest thinkers, their life, their most powerful ideas, and the impact they’ve had on the human spirit.
Inspired by the classical tradition and guided by modern clarity, Temple of the Mind is more than a podcast. It’s a pilgrimage into the architecture of thought. From Plato to Jung, Nietzsche to Simone Weil, we illuminate the minds that shaped civilization — and still speak to our deepest questions today.
Step inside. Stay curious. And let the temple open your mind.
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Welcome to Temple of the Mind, a sanctuary for those who seek wisdom beyond the noise. Each episode explores one of history’s greatest thinkers, their life, their most powerful ideas, and the impact they’ve had on the human spirit.
Inspired by the classical tradition and guided by modern clarity, Temple of the Mind is more than a podcast. It’s a pilgrimage into the architecture of thought. From Plato to Jung, Nietzsche to Simone Weil, we illuminate the minds that shaped civilization — and still speak to our deepest questions today.
Step inside. Stay curious. And let the temple open your mind.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What gives life meaning even when everything falls apart?
In this episode of Temple of the Mind, Caleb Monroe explores the life and legacy of psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl, author of the seminal work Man’s Search for Meaning. We journey through the horrors of the concentration camp, not to dwell in despair, but to discover how Frankl’s unwavering belief in meaning gave him, and countless others the strength to endure.
You’ll hear how Frankl’s philosophy, logotherapy, challenges modern ideas of pleasure and power, revealing instead that our deepest drive is not to feel good or be in control but to live for something greater.
This episode asks:
With reflections from Frankl and other great thinkers, this is a call to think deeply, live boldly, and make it sacred.
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