La filosofia può davvero cambiare la nostra vita quotidiana? - Incontro con Luca Mori

In this episode of Pratica la mente, I engage in a conversation with philosopher Luca Mori to rediscover philosophy not as something abstract or distant from everyday life, but as a concrete practice capable of helping us live with greater awareness, clarity, and inner freedom. Starting with Socrates and his idea of ​​healing the psyche, we explore the profound meaning of "know thyself," the value of dialogue, and the need to find spaces where we can truly observe ourselves. We then discuss desire, suffering, restraint, and how often what troubles us depends not only on what happens, but on how we interpret it. Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, and the Stoic tradition also enter the conversation, with exercises that are still very relevant for addressing difficulties, scaling back worries, and returning to what we can truly control. We also address the topic of critical reflection, recalling Hannah Arendt and the risk of a life lived without thought, guided by automatisms, slogans, and beliefs never truly questioned. Luca Mori also discusses his work with children and young people, through exercises in imagination, utopia, and discussion: valuable tools for teaching a sense of limits, responsibility, and the possibility of envisioning a different world. An episode dedicated to those who feel that philosophy can still be a concrete guide to better understand themselves, others, and the times in which they live. In this episode, we discuss: Socrates and self-care, self-knowledge, stoicism, Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, desire, suffering, critical thinking, Hannah Arendt, Socratic dialogue, a view from above, philosophical education, and utopian imagination. #philosophy #personalgrowth #awareness #stoicism #socrates #psychology #practically #lucamori #criticalthinking #personaltransformation