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Plato believed the Soul lived on forever.

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The Form: Truth, Beauty, and Justice. How Plato believed you could live life "well". 

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The Human Mindset/Reality is trapped inside of the "cave"

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Shadows represent reflections and abstract perceptions of reality 

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Represents a Philosopher discovering shreds of truth about the universe, divine, and thought

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The pursuit of truth versus society's version of truth.

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"Do you think the one who had gotten out of the cave would still envy those within the cave and would want to compete with them who are esteemed and who have power?"

-Allegory of the Cave

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"If this person who had gotten out of the cave were to go back down again and sit in the same place as before, would he not find in that case, coming suddenly out of the sunlight, that his eyes ere filled with darkness?" - Allegory of the Cave

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Plato believed "Good" was a matter of Perspective, and that not all "Good" things were equal

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There are different levels and perspectives of "Goodness"

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“Then he, or any man who has the spirit of philosophy, will be willing to die, though he will not take his own life, for that is held not to be right.” -Phaedo by Plato

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Philosphers Should be Willing to Die for Their Beliefs

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Philosphers Should be Willing to Die for Their Beliefs

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"And what do you say of another question, my friend, about which I should like to have your opinion, and the answer to which will probably throw light on our present inquiry: Do you think that the philosopher ought to care about the pleasures--if they are to be called pleasures--of eating and drinking?" -Phaedo by Plato

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"That is true. Well, but there is another thing, Simmias: Is there or is there not an absolute justice?" -Phaedo by Plato

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"My dear Cebes, if all things which partook of life were to die, and after they were dead remained in the form of death, and did not come to life again, all would at last die, and nothing would be alive. How could this be otherwise? For if the living spring from any others who are not the dead, and they die, must not all things at last be swallowed up in death?" -Phaedo by Plato

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Life Birthed Through Death (Plato's Perspective)

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Life Birthed Through Death (Plato's Perspective)

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"And in this the philosopher dishonors the body; his soul runs away from the body and desires to be alone and by herself?" -Phaedo by Plato

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In the Allegory of the Cave, the Philosopher is represented as the "crazy man" who needs help, meanwhile he is the only person who has a true perception of reality and understanding

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"But he who is a philosopher or lover of learning, and is entirely pure at departing, is alone permitted to reach the gods." -Phaedo by Plato

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The Soul was beautiful, immortal, and infinite. 

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Plato Believed the Soul was Immortal and Existed Beyond Death

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Plato Believed the Soul was Immortal and Existed Beyond Death

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Plato believed if you were "good" on earth you were sent to a better place than "bad" souls.

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Plato Believed You Should Always Challenge Ideas

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"And yet you will surely admit that when snow, as before said, is under the influence of heat, they will not remain snow and heat; but at the advance of the heat the snow will either retire or perish?" -Phaedo by Plato

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"Then not only do opposite Forms repel the advance of one another, but also there are other things which repel the approach of opposites." -Phaedo by Plato

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"I mean, as I was just now saying, and have no need to repeat to you, that those things which are possessed by the number three must not only be three in number, but must also be odd." -Phaedo by Plato

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Logic is equivalent to Soul, as Body is equivalent to Emotion.

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"And that principle which repels the musical, or the just?"              "The unmusical, he said, and the unjust." -Phaedo by Plato

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Musical and Just vs. Unmusical and Unjust

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Musical and Just vs. Unmusical and Unjust

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"Then the soul, as has been acknowledged, will never receive the opposite of what she brings. And now, he said, what did we call that principle which repels the even?" -Phaedo by Plato