23: Enchiridion 23

Update: 2020-07-23

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Epictetus reminds us once again to care nothing for what others think, but to be the best philosophers we can be and rest with our own opinion of ourselves.

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41: On Providence By Seneca [Part 1]

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39: Meditations 11.7

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36: Interview with Ben Wood, Quaker Theologian and Philosopher

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33: Stoicism is like Yoga for the mind

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32: Book Review of :: A Field Guide to a Happy Life ::

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31: Strange, Noble, and Sad

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30: On the Charge of Hypocrisy

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29: How Stoics should deal with impressions

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28: Stoics ought be kind!

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27: Are you able to be your own enjoyable company?

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26: On Preferred and Dispreferred Indifferents

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25: You are never too busy to be a Stoic!

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24: Interview with Don (@rockyrooktweets) from Stoic Twitter!

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Juan C. Torres

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