First Words Introduction As any parent knows, there is something special about a child’s first words. Cave First Words offers some of our first words spoken at the dawn of history—words that expressed our earliest feelings, thoughts, and behavior. Each part of Cave First Words is different. For more, see below.

FW Bonfire—offers wide-ranging topical and thematic explorations. Find true warmth in what the ancient Greeks thought and said about literature, liberty, the goal of life, happiness, virtue, desire, pleasure, beauty, war, natural law, evolution, intelligent design, and more.

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FW Slow Burn—presents longer selections of ancient Greek literature and philosophy for contemplation and discussion. Keep your mind sharp and wise and your heart courageous with what the ancient Greeks felt, thought, said, and did.

 

FW Fireside Chat—delivers in-depth interviews with ancient Greeks. Come near to the fire and listen to what your favorite ancient Greek poet, historian, or philosopher has to say about life and various topics.

 

FW Kindle—explores the intersection of the ancient Greek and modern worlds. Discover how antiquity and the classics have influenced our world today, kindling the fire of our own lives.

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FW Reflection—presents thought-provoking passages, soulful reflections, life-building workbook exercises, and challenging journal prompts meant to inspire reflection and encourage practice. Do a deep dive within and train with the help of the ancient Greeks.

 

FW Lighthouse (or Ask the Ancients)—offers the wise counsel of the ancient Greeks (along with other ancient philosophy and theology), with the backing of modern psychology, counseling, and practice. What’s your question? For what would you like advice? Just ask the ancients. Navigate life with FW Lighthouse.

 

FW Spark—promises ancient conversation starters along with questions meant to kindle discussion and ignite practice. Want something to talk about? Light up your conversation with a FW Spark.

 

FW Daily Light—delivers a saying, anecdote, or other brief passage from the ancient Greeks each day. Listen to what antiquity has to say. For wisdom. For inspiration. For direction. For fun.