Marcus Aurelius exhorts us to wrong no one and to deal kindly with all we come into contact with.

In this episode, I converse with fellow Stoic Magalie Linda about Stoicism, how she learned about it, and how she currently practices it!!

In this episode we take a brief look at the work of French Philosopher Pierre Harot, who wrote The Inner Citadel, an acclaimed study on The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. Special attention is paid to the three exercise-themes of Stoicism as taught by Epictetus, and further refined by Marcus Aurelius. Enjoy!

It was John Mark Ormechea who led me to become a Stoicism practitioner. Listen to our chat!

Progress in the Stoic path takes time. We will fail frequently before we start experiencing success. Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, and Seneca admonish us to keep going!!!

Epictetus reminds his students once again that their main job is to model the way of philosophy, rather than teaching/correcting the behavior of those who were never taught/trained in philosophy.

In this episode, we take a close look at the meditations of Marcus Aurelius, Book 2, Chapter 1

In Meditations 6:48, Marcus Aurelius reminds himself that one way he can cheer himself is by looking at the virtues and talents of those around him.

Epictetus exhorts us to carefully count the cost before we embark on an ambitious project.

A continuation of Epictetus’ teaching on philosophical training.