6 Life Lessons From Pythagoras (Pythagoreanism)

Pythagoras best-known from his ‘Pythagorean Theorem’ was a mathematician, cosmologist, teacher, theologist, philosopher, and more. His philosophy is referred to Pythagoreanism, and in this video we bring you six life lessons fron the teachings of Pythagoras.

So with that in mind, here are 6 life lessons from the philosophy of Pythagoras -
01. Appreciate Music
02. Don’t Get Stuck In The Finite
03. Think Before You Speak And Act
04. Think For Yourself
05. Be Gentle To Those Around You
06. Have Self-Respect
I hope you enjoyed watching the video and hope these 10 life lessons from the philosophy of Pythagoras will add value to your life.

Pythagoras best-known from his ‘Pythagorean Theorem’ was a mathematician, cosmologist, teacher, theologist, philosopher, and more. He’s also developed a system for musical tuning that’s still used today, has had an influence on the world of food science due to his theories on dietary restrictions, and was the very first person to divide the earth into five different climate zones. The man did everything! While it would be a joy to talk about the life of such an impressive man, sadly there is almost nothing about his life that can be known for certain. None of his work and writings - not a single one - have been preserved. Instead, all we know from Pythagoras comes from texts written by Aristotle or Plato, who have both been influenced by this legendary ancient philosopher. But despite the little documentation, enough has been preserved to make Pythagoras the legendary figure that he is today - even without his books still with us, he’s influenced and helped evolve a few of the most important fields of human knowledge.

Narration/Audio Editing: Dan Mellins-Cohen

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Pythagoras says “In anger we should refrain both from speech and action.”

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[s.g.]

Thank you - these life lessons capture the essence of the human experience well! ✨

[markdavidignacio]

It's like your words are always in my head, popping daily. Thank you, as always.

[patrickperry]

Excellent compilation, thank you. In the section on kindness, agree wholeheartedly, my question is about what appears to be a caveat. 'All creatures with a soul'; do you mean to say that there are creatures without a soul? If we define, albeit loosely, the soul as that eternal connection to the infinite, I would suggest that even a rock has a soul. I once told my son that I am so averse to killing anything that I apologize to stinging mosquitos before dealing the blow. I reckon that if I had the ultimate in self control, I wouldn't deal the blow at all, a la Ram Dass.

[kaleabmekonen]

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Thank you very much.
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[mary-anncarleton]

❤❤❤ Pathagoras didn't have to deal with AI obstacles. We are living in a new era here so yeah its all relative to what is in the current flow and ebb.
2024 is a heavy deal here on earth. Obviously 🙄

[SkBettty]

I don’t understand the concept of silence.

[mary-anncarleton]

I look forward to someday being in my home with music when i want to play it.
Everyone is so silent and deaf, demanding quiet to the point of becoming mute. Not healthy.

[Zar]

Vegan always, for the animals and the planet

[sharonmayotte]

this was very helpful, but I am Christian and this does not go by the bible.

[Zar]

Peoples thoughts think of meat to eat, not the animal who has had a very hard life in captivity and bad death in a slaughterhouse. If only people did think more broadly.

[baxtertheboss]

“Every human makes 50, 000+ decisions a day…” - some research paper