In this thought-provoking episode of Walk The Path, we dive deep into the concept of "Tabula Rasa," or the idea of the mind as a blank slate.

Join us as we explore the philosophical implications of this theory and its impact on our understanding of human behavior, learning, and identity.

We also discuss and refer to key thinkers like John Locke, who famously argued that individuals are shaped by their experiences and environment, rather than innate qualities.

Furthermore, we also look into the arguments that are raised against this particular Tabula Rasa theory.

Tune in and discover how the idea of a blank slate can redefine our understanding of who we are!

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Coming of the back of a lengthy hiatus, in this particular episode, we touched on Vows, and how:

- Vows are internal and external

-Vows are binding between the participant and the recipient

-How vows can be planted subconsciously without the individual being aware

-The most important vow that an individual can make is with themself.

In this episode we had dived into the topic of the Frustration .

Whilst discussing the topic, we also had a look at the possible root causes of frustration, and how it is more prominent in this society that we live in.

We also highlighted possible ways to alleviate and possibly handle frustration better while giving our own individual experiences.

(Recorded 12 October 2024)

In this episode we had a look back at the topic of Finding Your Purpose.

What does this imply?

What is your purpose?

Where does an individual find their purpose?

Is their purpose set in stone or does it change as their life unfolds?

Finding your purpose is a deeply personal and transformative journey.

It involves exploring your passions, values, and strengths to understand what truly drives you.

(Recorded 8 September 2024)

In this episode we touched on the topic of stagnation, and how stagnation varies from one person to another.

We also touched on the possible causes of stagnation such as not feeling motivated, being lethargic, laziness and all the above.

We also touched on ways to triumph over being stagnant and changing things for the better.

On this particular episode we are joined by Azi The Last as we covered Destiny & Fated.

Although very similar, Destiny & Fated are different in their own ways.

Destiny invokes a sense of personal agency.

Fate implies that our lives are in the hands of external forces that are beyond the human spectrum and comprehension.

Timestamps:

(00:00) Intro music

(02:00) Housekeeping

(18:00) Azi joining the discussion.

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On this episode of Walk The Path, we were honoured to have on Ntsiki as our guest, as we discussed Faith.

What is Faith?

"Faith is a personal belief in something greater than oneself."

Do you have Faith?

If you do have Faith, where do you place your Faith?

Does your Faith reside in God, a higher being or in man?

Do you even have Faith in yourself?

Do you apply Faith in your own life?

Learn about its meaning, importance, and how it can change your life.

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"Comparison is the thief of joy." - Theodore Roosevelt

In this episode we took a look at comparison and how it affects us individually and how it alters our relationships with the next man.

Comparison is not necessarily wrong. However, dwell upon and within it can stir up quite a storm.

Every human would like to self-improve in some way.

Without a shadow of a doubt.

However, do you, as an individual, have what it takes to improve?

Forget the motivation, but do you have the discipline to self-improve?

Or rather, why do you want to improve?

You know your self, and your reasonings.

On that note, let's improve ourself going forward.

(Apologies for the audio in this episode.)