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This work is accessible and brilliant. I am so grateful for what you have created.
βBarbra D, Stoic Handbook member
Ancient Stoicism Breakdowns
π The Enchiridion by Epictetus
β«οΈ1 / 53 β On The Dichotomy of Control
β«οΈ2 / 53 β On Aversion and Desire
β«οΈ3 / 53 β On Attachment to Possessions
β«οΈ4 / 53 β On How To Plan Your Day
β«οΈ5 / 53 β On How To Judge Disturbing Events
β«οΈ6 / 53 β On Foolish Pride vs. Wise
β«οΈ7 / 53 β On Appreciating Without Attachment
β«οΈ8 / 53 β On Accepting Reality As It Is
β«οΈ9 / 53 β On Physical Illness
β«οΈ10 / 53 β On The Benefits of Being Challenged
β«οΈ11 / 53 β On Thinking About Loss
β«οΈ12 / 53 β On Turning Stress into Peace
β«οΈ13 / 53 β On Seeking Approval From Others
β«οΈ14 / 53 β On The Different Types of Desire
β«οΈ15 / 53 β On The Divine Power of Discipline
π§ Guided Contemplations
Thank you, Jon, for one of the most motivational and moving meditations I've heard. I've listened to it twice now, and it's one of the few exercises that allows me to turn my negativity into some positive rather than trying to repress it altogether.Β
βDana, Stoic Handbook member
πͺ Stoic Guided Meditations
βοΈ The Complete Morning Contemplation
π The Complete Evening Contemplation
β«οΈThe Complete Stoic Death Contemplation
β«οΈThe Dichotomy of Control Training
β«οΈHow to Mentally Rehearse Plans
β«οΈStoic End of the World Meditation
π Stoic Audio Lessons
β«οΈSeneca On The Value of Past Hardship
β«οΈDoes Stoicism Make People More Depressed?
Loving the work so far. It is really helpful to see the information presented with graphs to make it easier for some of us newer to stoicism to understand. Am a subscriber and can't wait to see where it grows from here.