Posts Tagged with "Epictetus"

Stoic psychological tactics part five: meditation

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

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  This blogpost is part five in a series of five exploring the Stoic psychological tactics that can be used to rediscover joy in your life and is based on William Irvine’s A guide to the good life. A lot can be said about meditation and there are countless ways to practice it. None of [...]

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Stoic psychological tactics part four: Self-Denial

Monday, June 8, 2009

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  This blogpost is part four in a series of five exploring the Stoic psychological tactics that can be used to rediscover joy in your life and is based on William Irvine’s A guide to the good life. This tactic takes the negative visualisation a step further. Not only do we contemplate what the worst [...]

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Stoic psychological tactics part three: Fatalism

Friday, June 5, 2009

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This blogpost is part three in a series of five exploring the Stoic psychological tactics that can be used to rediscover joy in your life and is based on William Irvine’s A guide to the good life. Let go of the past and the present. That’s what fatalism is here. In certain religions and in [...]

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Stoic psychological tactics part two: The Dichotomy of Control

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

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  This blogpost is part two in a series of five exploring the stoic psychological tactics that can be used to rediscover joy in your life. This blogpost borrows heavily from William B Irvine’s A guide to the good life. Although I don’t cite him literally the info in this blogpost can be found in [...]

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