ough contemplating the forms. The reincarnation of the curably wicked souls, the souls that have given in to bodily pleasures, only serves as a purification process in hopes of reaching the "Isles of the Blessed." Here it is notable that the concept of the "Isles of the Blessed" is taken for granted in Platonic belief. Although, Plato gathers his belief of the "Isle of the Blessed" from his predecessors in Greek mythology, this idea in itself is contradictory. Plato is following someone else's truth and not searching for his own truth. Plato concentrates on finding truth through the forms, but in this cas
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