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Stoicism understanding and applying - How the wisdom of the ancient Stoics can enrich your life | Epictetus Seneca and Marcus Aurelius applied to everyday life - cover
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Stoicism understanding and applying - How the wisdom of the ancient Stoics can enrich your life | Epictetus Seneca and Marcus Aurelius applied to everyday life

Michael Newman

Editora: Marcus Jungnickel

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Ways of Wisdom: An insight into Stoicism for modern life

In a world characterized by restless striving, constant restlessness and the endless search for more, this book offers a much-needed return to one of the most profound philosophies of the ancient world - Stoicism. Through insightful and accessible language, this book opens the doors to a world of inner calm, self-control and unagitated wisdom embedded in Stoicism.

Each page of this insightful work guides you through the fundamental principles and practices of Stoicism that have continued to help people live fulfilled and contented lives for centuries. The timeless lessons codified in the words of Seneca, Epictetus, and Marcus Aurelius are illuminated in a fresh and modern way that will appeal to both the novice and the savvy philosophy enthusiast.

Through careful explanations, exemplary stories, and a systematic examination of Stoicism in relation to other philosophical and religious systems, this book bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and the pressing issues of our time. It is more than a theoretical discussion; it is an invitation to live a life of practice and personal transformation.

This book shows not only how Stoicism remains relevant in a globalized world, but also how it provides answers to modern crises from climate change and social injustice to mental health issues.

This book will inspire you to reflect on your daily habits, give you clear guidance on how to deal with life's challenges, and help you find a calm refuge in the fast-paced dynamics of the modern world. This is more than just a book; it is your companion on the path to a more conscious and fulfilling life.

Delve into the depths of stoicism and discover the wisdom that can transform your life.
Disponível desde: 11/11/2023.

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