Ran Lahav reading from Jaspers' Way to Wisdom

Dr. Ran Lahav, a philosophical practitioner, presents a philosophical passage by Karl Jaspers' from his book Way to Wisdom. The passage describes an inner transformation that occurs when we come up against our limits. This video is displayed on the website:
www.PhiloLife.net
in which Ran Lahav and Carmen Zavala present and discuss philosophical passages on personal transformation. Viewers are invited to respond and share personal stories.

[@top1secret1guy]

Thank you for taking the time to sharing your knowledge.

[@zainabamiri7845]

Is anybody here can send me Ran Lahva's email address?

[@globeisnotpyramid]

Thank you, Dr. Lahav for reminding of Germany"s greatest philosopher Karl Jaspers! Good choice out of "Way to Wisdom"! One correction: Jaspers was not only relevant in the first half of the 20th century, but he was very busy writing and in public from 1945 to 1968 and he prognosted a lot of political problems we now have. By the way, in Oldenburg they will open a KJ-research center soon. It's important to pronounce that for today Jaspers is much bigger cause more reasonable than Kant or Platon.

[@AndroidInsiderJP]

Its nice to see some people still think of philosophy in this way (I say after spending way too long in an analytic quagmire)

[@Sunfried1]

Do your viewers a favor and get to the point. Your video is less than 4 minutes long, so don't waste it.