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Depicts a philosophical view of life.

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Plato believed that the soul survives death and shares this belief in Phaedo with Socrates confidence in passing.

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Even after Socrates passed away, Plato went on teaching their shared meta-physical beliefs within The Academy.

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Exploitation of personal opinions, boasting and sharing un-referenced "facts", can blur the lines of opinion or fact in our informative stream of social media.

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Todays world can be prescribed courage and honor to mask their emotional anger.

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Greed monetarily affects 1% of America's capitalism- Moderation is needed

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"And the same may be said of the immortal: if the immortal is also imperishable, the soul when attacked by death cannot perish; for the preceding argument shows that the soul will not admit of death, or ever be dead, any more than three or the odd number will admit of the even, or fire or the heat in the fire, of the cold." - Phaedo, By: Plato

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The challenges of a philosopher are as attempting to free the other prisoners with news of an alternate reality.

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"Why are they the happiest? Because they may be expected to pass into some gentle, social nature which is like their own, such as that of bees or ants, or even back again into the form of man, and just and moderate men spring from them." Phaedo, By: Plato

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"The truth rather is that the soul which is pure at departing draws after her no bodily taint, having never voluntarily had connection with the body, which she is ever avoiding, herself gathered into herself." - Phaedo, By: Plato

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Laziness can be possessed by the rational

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Rational can bring pride

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True lovers of wisdom, involve themselves in the truths of their reality while sustaining bodily moderation and their bodily energies remaining courageous when employing horses as the charioteer of the soul.

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Greed exists in monetary form as well to satiate our appetites in life.

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Needing or wanting something, considering the human appetites

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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. " - The Allegory of the Cave, By: Plato.

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Emotions can drive anger

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Defending our honor depicts emotions

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"I mean to say that men who have followed after gluttony, and wantonness, and drunkenness, and have had no thought of avoiding them, would pass into asses and animals of that sort." - Phaedo, By: Plato

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Appetite lives in our belly or genitals

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The spirit lives in our heart

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Rational derives in our brain; yet it is wisdom that shows us what to do with that knowledge.

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"If he again recalled his first dwelling, and the "knowing" that passes as the norm there, and the people with whom he once was chained, don't you think he would consider himself lucky because of the transformation that had happened and, by contrast, feel sorry for them? "- Allegory of the Cave, By: Plato

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"How singular is the thing called pleasure, and how curiously related to pain, which might be thought to be the opposite of it; for they never come to a man together, and yet he who pursues either of them is generally compelled to take the other. " Phaedo, By:Plato

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Appetite, Spirit, and Logic

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Is it your appetite, your Energy or your Mind? Or are you, the charioteer, leading routes to satisfy these needs while remaining in control of the course?

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The thinking man depicts the rational logical trait of our soul.