The warrior ethos has been a defining feature of human society since the dawn of civilization. The idea of a warrior, one who is willing to sacrifice their own safety for the protection of their community, has been a source of inspiration for countless generations. The warrior ethos provides a sense of purpose and meaning to those who follow it, as well as a deep sense of connection to something greater than oneself.

The warrior ethos has been present throughout human history, and it has been reflected in art, literature, and philosophy. From the writings of Sun Tzu to the heroic epics of Homer, the concept of the warrior has been a central theme. Even in modern times, the warrior ethos remains a powerful force. Professional fighters, for example, embody the warrior spirit by training tirelessly and putting themselves in harm's way in the octagon.

However, the warrior ethos has become increasingly rare in modern society, which is marked by division, alienation, and dehumanization. Politics, health, leftist ideologies, and attacks on time-honored traditions have contributed to a cultural divide that threatens to tear apart the fabric of society. The warrior ethos can help to bridge this divide by providing a set of values and principles that can unite people across political and cultural boundaries...

Link to full transcript: https://thewarriorpriestpodcast.wordpress.com/2023/04/05/0148-midweek-debrief-finding-meaning-in-an-ethos/