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Accept What You Can't Change - Modern Lessons from Ancient Philosophy - cover

Accept What You Can't Change - Modern Lessons from Ancient Philosophy

T.S Avini

Casa editrice: T.S. AVINI

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In "Accept What You Can't Change: Modern Lessons from Ancient Philosophy," journey through the corridors of time where profound philosophical wisdom offers solace and guidance in today's chaotic world. This book intricately bridges the ancient and modern, showcasing how age-old teachings from Stoicism, Epicureanism, and Eastern philosophies can provide clarity amid life's complexities.- Unravel the Stoic ideals that teach us to embrace the uncontrollable. Discover how this ancient philosophy can guide us to peace amidst life's unpredictable nature.- Explore Eastern philosophies, focusing on the art of letting go. Understand how these teachings help us release attachments and find tranquility in accepting life's transient moments.By deriving motivation from acceptance rather than attachment, this book reveals paths to genuine freedom and helps cultivate resilience in the face of adversity. Whether you're seeking self-knowledge, contentment, or a harmonious existence, the strategies within offer practical insights to apply in your everyday life. Embark on your journey of transformation and find meaning beyond control.Order now to embrace the timeless wisdom of acceptance and embark on a path to a fulfilling, harmonious life.
Disponibile da: 14/08/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 215 pagine.

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