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BONUS | 11 Stoic Lessons to Reset Your Mind

Seneca believed wisdom comes from focusing on one small idea each day, something simple you can sit with and let make you better.📕 The Daily Stoic eBook is on sale for $2.99! Grab yours now at dailystoic.com/discount📔 Pick up your own leather bound signed edition of The Daily S ...  Afficher plus

Do You Have This Too? | The Sphere of Choice

They knew that life was tough. They knew that a fragile person would not survive. But does that mean the Stoics were unfeeling? Utterly disconnected? Harsh and invulnerable?🎙️ Interview mentioned: Donald Robertson: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube📓 Pick up a signed edition of T ...  Afficher plus

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Episode #236 ... Meditations - Marcus Aurelius
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Today we talk about the collection of journals known as Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. We mark the differences between Stoicism, modern Stoic ethics, and the journals of Marcus Aurelius. We talk about the divine logos, indifferents, and how metaphysical assumptions ladder up int ...  Afficher plus

Episode 62, Epictetus: A Guide to Stoicism (Part III. Modern Stoicism)
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Imagine you are in an open field which stretches in every direction, further than your eyes can see. Since there is nothing of interest in your immediate surroundings, you set your sights on the horizon. You begin to walk with purpose; long strides eventually break in ...

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Episode 62, Epictetus: A Guide to Stoicism (Part I. The Context and Life of Epictetus)
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Imagine you are in an open field which stretches in every direction, further than your eyes can see. Since there is nothing of interest in your immediate surroundings, you set your sights on the horizon. You begin to walk with purpose; long strides eventually break in ...

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Episode 62, Epictetus: A Guide to Stoicism (Part II. The Discourses and The Enchiridion)
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