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All ideas we as humans have about perfect circles comes from a past life where we lived in a place where everything is perfect.

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The place Plato believes we have all lived and will return to when we die.

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Here everything is perfect, nothing dies and everything is constant.

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Plato believes that when we die we return back to the perfect world.

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Plato believes that the world we live in only houses imperfect versions of everything in the perfect world.

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Another type of imperfection that the perfect world doesn't have is rusting and aging.

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You're life won't be ruled by pleasures or what you feel is right in your society. You can think for yourself

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Spirit is in opposition of both reason and appetite

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Reason is nearly the opposite of appetite and they usually contradict each other

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The loss of Plato's friend Socrates that started all of Plato's most famous writings.

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True justice is a harmony of Spirit, Appetite, And Reason

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Appetite can influence reason if you avoid feeding it for long enough, it will force you to only think about food, sleep, or even sex sometimes.

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Spirit helps reason stops appetite from overindulging or clouding reason

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“True, how could they see anything but the shadows if they were never allowed to move their heads?” Allegory of the cave

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“It is the task of the enlightened not only to ascend to learning and to see the good but to be willing to descend again to those prisoners and to share their troubles and their honors, whether they are worth having or not. And this they must do, even with the prospect of death.” Allegory of the cave

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The part of you that wants more weather it's on food, sex, or whatever it is

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spirit is the part of you that get mad at injustices ie. the hot-blooded you

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Reason drives both appetite and the soul, letting appetite know when you've had enough and lets spirit know when to let loose.

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All three of these parts of the soul must work together to be a well working person

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"Then when death comes to man, the mortal part of him dies, it seems, but his deathless part goes away safe and indestructible, yielding the place to death." Phaedo

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"either it flees and retreats whenever its opposite, the short, approaches, or it is destroyed by its approach." Phaedo

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"There is no greater evil one can suffer than to hate reasonable discourse." Phaedo

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"Then before we began to see or hear or otherwise perceive, we must have possessed knowledge of the Equal itself if we were about to refer our sense perceptions of equal objects to it, and realized that all of them were eager to be like it, but were inferior." Phaedo

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“[T]hose who practice philosophy in the right way are in training for dying and they fear death least of all men.” Phaedo