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The Stoic Reading List for Beginners: From Aurelius to Robertson
Embark on your Stoic journey with this beginner’s reading list. Explore ancient and modern Stoic works to build a solid foundation for daily practice.
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Why Death Needs Rebranding: A personal opinion
Why death needs a rebranding is a take on what role this taboo topic plays in our society and how to improve it to live better.
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How to Reflect Like a Stoic
How to reflect like a Stoic shows you what moments it can be done, why it should be done, and how we can reflect. An important step to growth.
Book Reviews
Book Review: Be Water My Friend, Bruce Lee – By Shannon Lee
An interesting mix of Philosophy, Self Help, and an (auto) biography. Summary The book, written by Shannon Lee, the daughter of Bruce Lee, takes you on different journeys. First of all, it introduces you to the philosophy of Bruce Lee. His daughter uses Bruce Lee’s life as a vehicle to Read more
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Stoicism The Wrong Way: A Psychological Perspective
Stoicism the wrong way. We will examine this from a psychological perspective and see in what way this is possible.
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What is Success: A Stoic View
What is success: A Stoic view. Many people aim for a succesful life, but have no idea what that means. Let’s define it properly.
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Friendship and Growth Through a Stoic Lens
A personal story on Friendship and Growth and how Stoicism lend a helping hand.
Book Reviews
Book Review: Michel de Montaigne – The Essays: A Selection
Michel de Montaigne examines life using himself as the subject. The essays offer a revealing, fun, direct, and levelheaded view. Summary “We do not know where death awaits us: so let us wait for it everywhere.” Michel de Montaigne, the essays, book1, chapter 20 This selection of essays takes us Read more
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Book Review: Dialogues and Essays – Seneca
A book review on the Dialogues and Essays by Seneca. It breaks the book down and has my personal opinion of why this should be on your bookshelf.
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How to Love: A Stoic View
How to Love; A Stoic View. We learn about controlling all the ‘bad’ emotions, but why are we not addressing the ‘good’ ones, too.