Somehow, this dialogue feels as if we might need Steven Nadler to jump in and bring his understanding of Spinoza to the picture and clarify the parsing of the concepts that bodies, shapes, forms add to the confusion of how it all work’s metaphysically speaking — to breathe life into The Stoics eudaemonic comprehension of living a good life that uses Gods as an archetype to propel us onwards like Marcus Aurelius says — “Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars and see yourself running with them.”……ie; The Stoic’s are casting the net that includes nuances in meaning such as Reason is the divine spark in order for humans to enter the domain of Godliness to find out at the core of our being that we are ‘Infinite Potential’ therefore we can try to reach the unreachable by our attitudinal stance in relation with this “Divine Spark” that allows for the use of Gods to unravel this infinite potential that dwells inside of us — waiting to be invoked by — Calling out to the Gods.
Somehow, this dialogue feels as if we might need Steven Nadler to jump in and bring his understanding of Spinoza to the picture and clarify the parsing of the concepts that bodies, shapes, forms add to the confusion of how it all work’s metaphysically speaking — to breathe life into The Stoics eudaemonic comprehension of living a good life that uses Gods as an archetype to propel us onwards like Marcus Aurelius says — “Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars and see yourself running with them.”……ie; The Stoic’s are casting the net that includes nuances in meaning such as Reason is the divine spark in order for humans to enter the domain of Godliness to find out at the core of our being that we are ‘Infinite Potential’ therefore we can try to reach the unreachable by our attitudinal stance in relation with this “Divine Spark” that allows for the use of Gods to unravel this infinite potential that dwells inside of us — waiting to be invoked by — Calling out to the Gods.