The On Listening is one of the "unknown" educational books by Plutarch and refers to how we should listen to someone who is speaking to us, so that we can always understand them, as well as the unfavorable cases that may arise from improper listening.

The Active Listening is an extremely enlightening and beneficial process that enhances the value of a person and directs them towards engaging with Philosophy.

The Discovery of Truth, especially in matters of spiritual content, requires the emergence of the Virtue of Prudence, and Hearing is the only one of our five senses that relates to this ability, as well as to our spiritual cleansing.

What should be the relationship between the listener and the speaker?

Should we ask questions during a speech and in what manner?

What are the risks of undermining a speech?

What are the dangers of obstructing a speaker?

Why the correct way of Listening is the Seed of Knowledge and Truth.