Stoicism
Like Tears in Rain: The Intellectual and Spiritual Influence of “Blade Runner” — Part One
What robots can teach us about being human…
Book Review: How to Think Like A Roman Emperor
Donald Robertson brings to life one of the most significant Stoics, teaching the philosophy along the way…
Anxiety, REBT and Stoicism
Most of use experience anxiety in some form. Guest writer Ed Kelly, Jr. writes on how Stoicism can help us face anxiety…
Stoicism
About the Curators: César Avilés is a violinist, composer, conductor and music teacher. In December 2019 he finished his Stoic Essential Studies at the College of Stoic Philosophers and is now enrolled in their year-long program (Marcus Aurelius School). César is the facilitator of both, the Aachen and Cologne Stoics in Germany. Contact César with …
Prosochē
by Chris Fisher. Prosochē, the practice of attention, is the fundamental spiritual attitude necessary to practice Stoicism as a way of life.[1] It is the practice of consistent, vigilant attention to impressions, assents, desires, and actions, for the purpose of creating excellence (virtue) in one’s inner self and thereby experiencing a good flow in life …
How Stoics Treat Jerks
Matt Van Natta explains a commonly under-appreciated aspect of Stoic philosophy – love for others…