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Symbolizing the unlocking of potential and self-actualization.

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Representing the eternal nature of the soul and its connection to the cosmos. "Now the soul which is not pure at the time when she leaves the body can never enter into the company of the divine and immortal, but must always be in the company of the mortal."

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Depicting the process of self-improvement and refinement.

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Symbolizing the interconnectedness of humanity and shared pursuit of wisdom.

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Representing growth and the development of the soul.

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Depicting the soaring spirit and the pursuit of higher ideals.

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Symbolizing self-awareness and the importance of self-knowledge."And will not a true lover of wisdom think and say, that the things which are seen by the eye of the body are but the shadows of the things seen by the eye of the soul?"

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Representing the protection offered by courage and a strong spirit.

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Depicting the flow of wisdom and the nourishment of the soul.

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Symbolizing stability and grounding in reason.

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Representing the passage of time and the importance of self-reflection. "For I deem that the true disciple of philosophy is likely to be misunderstood by other men; they do not perceive that he is always pursuing death and dying."

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Depicting the journey of the soul towards self-mastery.

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Symbolizing introspection and self-examination. "And the soul which has been earnestly seeking after the reality of true being throughout life will have the clearest vision of it when she is dead as far as human conjecture can go."

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Representing the inner spark of divine origin."That which is pure, when it departs, draws after it that which is akin to it and leaves the body."

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This image represents the core concept of Plato's famous analogy of the soul as described in his work, Phaedrus. It serves as a powerful visual representation of the tripartite nature of the soul and the ongoing struggle for harmony and balance.

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Depicting the ascent towards higher levels of understanding. "And is not the philosophical mind always engaged in the practice of dying? For the soul of the true philosopher thinks that she ought not to resist this release, but that she should go out of the body as unspotted and pure as possible."

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Symbolizing harmony and the importance of balance.

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Representing the Socratic method of inquiry.

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Depicting the interconnectedness of the soul's parts.

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Showcasing cooperation and harmony among soul's elements.

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Denoting knowledge and the importance of learning.

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Symbolizing the moral compass guided by reason.

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Representing the balance between reason, spirit, and appetite.

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Representing victory over passions and desires.

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Depicting the emotional aspect of the soul.

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Symbolizing the illumination of knowledge and wisdom. "And if he is compelled to look straight at the light, will he not have a pain in his eyes which will make him turn away to take and take in the objects of vision which he can see, and which he will conceive to be in reality clearer than the things which are now being shown to him?"