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Ancient Wisdom for Modern Marriage

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Marriage

Auteur(s): Ed & Maya
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Ed & Maya are a married couple exploring timeless ideas from classic thinkers to build a stronger relationship and meaningful life. Each episode turns ancient wisdom into clear, practical insights for modern life—covering character, relationships, decision‑making, and the forces that shape us.Ed & Maya
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  • Building Stability in Marriage
    Mar 24 2026

    Ed and Maya explore Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan surprising guidance for a stronger marriage. Viewing the family as a “little monarchy,” Hobbes argues that relationships thrive through the Laws of Nature: mutual accommodation, the willingness to forgive, rejecting pride, and honoring the marriage covenant. He emphasizes unity under clear leadership and measures success through concord, shared prosperity, and security. A practical look at how Hobbes’s political philosophy can bring peace and stability to modern marriages.

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    22 min
  • The Machiavellian Marriage
    Mar 23 2026

    Ed and Maya discover what happens when Machiavelli’s The Prince is applied to modern marriage. They explore how couples can build strong foundations, choose wisely, and form balanced alliances. Learn why maintaining a union requires both the fox and the lion—through fidelity, respect, smart strategy. A guide to creating stability, resilience, and lasting renown in your relationship.

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    20 min
  • Freud's Marriage Advice
    Mar 21 2026

    Ed and Maya explore Freud’s timeless insights into what strengthens a marriage. From transforming fleeting passion into lasting tenderness, to managing the natural mix of love and irritation, we break down how couples can shift from self‑focus to mutual care. We also look at the power of psychological honesty and finding the right emotional distance to build a balanced, resilient partnership.

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    19 min
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