Focus your aversions on things that are natural and within your power, let go of desire altogether. Also work on your impulse to act or not to act.
This is how Epictetus suggest we begin our Stoic journey!
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225: Enchiridion 2; Desire and Aversion

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310:  When Should a Stoic Tinker With Nature?

Happy Saturnalia all!
In honor of the holiday season I took a few minutes today to play my old acoustic cigar box guitar.

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On this, the final episode of the Sunday Stoic Podcast, we reflect on making progress as Stoic practitioners. The readings this week are.
 Seneca Moral Letters #69
 Epictetus Discourses: Book 2 #19
 Meditations Book 2 #4
 Thanks all for a great five years! 
Carpe Diem!
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310:  Go To The Rising Sun, For This Podcast is Setting

Duty is virtue put into action. This week we hear from the three late great Stoics as they discuss our duty as pursuers of virtue. 
Readings: Seneca Of Leisure 3 
                  Meditations 6.39
                   Discourses 3.2.4

309: Virtue and Duty

As a follow-up installment, guest contributor Jayce Basques expands on his discussion with Aaron Prim. Some things never change; other things need to change to be better understood.

225: Enchiridion 2; Desire and Aversion

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