Beyond the Veil contains a group of 90 original dramatic essays,
short plays, and letters mostly written in the dialectical or
dialogue style attributed to the great Greek philosopher, Socrates
(470-399 B.C.), and chronicled in various "dialogues" or books by
his student, Plato (427-347 B.C.) commemorating the life, times and
death of Socrates. Of particular note are Plato's books Euthryphro,
Crito, Apology, Phaedo, Meno, Symposium, and his magnum opus, The
Republic. In these fascinating dialogues, Plato's genius of weaving
and expounding upon a complex web of information through the medium
of seemingly simple dialogue amongst the participants is most
profound indeed, and, albeit in our modern technological age, all
too infrequent in civilized discourse. Each of the 90 essays in
Beyond the Veil seek to take the reader to the uncharted territory
of their own mind in order to break the shackles of hypocrisy to
develop individual virtue, character, and to encourage morality,
discipline, and perseverance in the face of obstacles. To make a
systematic introspection of one's beliefs, philosophy of life,
world view, religion, force, modus operandi, and to apply the
intellectual honesty of Socrates' dialectic to achieve
self-knowledge, self-actualization, enlightenment, and ultimately.
. . Truth "
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