How to pronounce “thysel” in English

thyself right that's how you become a wise and have a happy life and be a wise person and we've always thought of

Know thyself. And I think that's the basis for a lot of forms of therapy as well today.

knowing thyself as being about introspection looking inside yourself that's the message that's been sold to

admonition to know thyself. This was a sign they had in various places, various temples and stuff. But I think that

Thou art thyself, though, not a Montague.

"Tolerate thy neighbor as thyself" is not quite what Jesus said.

Love thy neighbor as thyself, even is in the Bible.

And the words "know thyself" are inscribed at the temple of Apollo at Delphi.

As Socrates said, know thyself.

I mean, that was always know thyself.

And one of the early pieces I worked on was a woman named Pam and she writes a piece called "Heal Thyself."

We're not only-- it's kind of a "physician, heal thyself" situation.

So I did talk to her and I'm just going to read you the beginning of her piece, "Heal Thyself." She's 28, so she's older in this range of 20-somethings.

That's a nice little Latin phrase, nosce te ipsum, know thyself, which underpins the idea that you should really understand your body, understand how to keep it healthy.

In the ancient Greek tradition, there was - over the temple of Delphi a saying, 'gnothi seauton'. That means "know thyself." The basic idea is that in order for us to live lives of meaning, and purpose,