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Welcome back for Kapton. Today we're going through Meditation 6 from book 5 of Meditations. But before I start, you may notice that there were no advertisements in the front of today's episode. If you are wondering why that is, it is because I have come across a t-shirt company that I really like that is not a sponsor of this show, but which I would like to convince to become a

sponsor of this show because of how much I like it and how much I think you will like it. And I wanted

to spend just a few minutes talking about them to convince you to go and check them out. And I didn't

want to stack that on top of the ordinary ads that you hear in the front of episodes. I thought that

would be kind of inconsiderate. The name of the company is three fit theory. There's a link in the show notes. I want

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