‘The Philosophy of the Virtuous Man’
Today I am going to analyze the thought, mind, spirit, and body of ‘The Virtuous Man’.
By the end of this publication, I would have reviewed the way in which ‘The Virtuous Man’ conducts himself, thinks, behaves, and/or how well he gets along with others.
‘The Philosophy of the Virtuous Man’ is a breeze in comparison to most philosophical analyses.
I’ve become a virtuous man myself. I’ve considered quite a few different things to be virtuous, things such as Patience, Self-Control, Respect, Self-Respect, Introspection, and/or Self-Reflection.
These things have, in their own way, been very awakening and uplifting. I find that when I am in conversation with folks, I tend to apply one of the several virtues in my thought and speech at the time.
Patience tends to be the most applicable, and Introspection and/or Self-Reflection tend to follow.
The Virtuous man has reached a place in his life that requires him to be a bit more careful and considerate.
He becomes a guardian of his own good works and good deeds. He’s become more of a faithful participant in his faith, and he’s become much more enlightened as he grew older.
This has become his way to love proudly and to be loved proudly, and therefore, being considerate of such things… he becomes one with gratitude, courageousness, self-respect, and pride.
‘The Philosophy of the Virtuous Man’ doesn’t just start with some things that makes him think or reinforce his thinking with ways in which he’ll act or try to portray through his actions, his thoughts or characterizations of himself.
Instead, he becomes awarded with his good works and his good deeds.
He becomes a follower and a participant of a deeper study of self, thus knowledge of self becomes his way; in essence, his life path.
A change in a person's life path can take on many tolls.
In some respects, some individuals are led by malevolent spirits, and so they can find themselves in some very tempestuous positions; they could even find themselves being negligent or less interested in themselves.
They could become less concerned with themselves, or less interested in connecting with people beyond themself.
For this reason, folks have to have self-centered interests that tend to manifest all that is invested in oneself.
There are many things that bring a person into maturity, things like bearing children or building a family, maybe employment helps grow a person into a mature human being; there are also things such as loss, and/or drug use, and/or homelessness that will also do it.
However, it is also good to note here that, for one to use drugs, or being homeless; it doesn’t by itself grow a person into maturity, but there are circumstances such as those, that aide in bring a person from the place in their mind, space and time, in the world… to another place in which they could feel safe, feel safe to grow and feel safe to be mature.
‘The Philosophy of the Virtuous Man’ is to be as a man of Good will and Free will. ‘The Philosophy of the Virtuous Man’ is to be a man of Courage, Freedom, Liberty, and Strength. A man of great considerations for oneself, will always be of great benefit to him.
He needs for nothing, and longs for growth. Only with growth does the man see, only with growth does the man eat. Only with growth does the man earn, yearn, and learn… but he does, and that’s the key.
He yields all of what he will through growing and learning how to grow.
‘The Philosophy of the Virtuous Man’ is to attain all that he can, as he lives. Because when he dies, he could be unfulfilled, and so for this reason…
He does live on occasion as if he’s in a race against time, but in time, if he wills…
He will practice to slow down the things in spaces that he’s in, he’ll learn to slow time itself, and he’ll learn how to do things that are most relevant to the time and space around him…
Making only the things that are necessary and possible become what his actions, thoughts, movements and/or speech will dictate.
He gets along well with others, and he has a few friends. He grows older and a bit colder, so naturally… he separates from them. He talks a lot when he’s under the influence of an inspirational something or a happening.
But, he loves on. He has a big family, and he doesn’t want to have children. He has decided not to pursue such a goal.
Yet, he builds on himself, and that’s why this writing has become a way in which he can sum up his being and bring forth ‘The Virtuous Man’, into a place and time in which he can appreciate himself, and so can other people.
Written By: Eric C. ‘Little Feather Wittentale’ White
