I keep reading that stoicism is the most practical philosophy. I’d love to hear how others practice it? I have this image on my phone, so when I open it, this is what I see. What other ways do people apply stoicism?4yr ⋅ Rob-Way ⋅ r/Stoicism
Meditations helped me through a tough time and for that I will always be thankful.3yr ⋅ burgundiii ⋅ r/Stoicism
Who would have thought that the hot page also shows useful life tips4yr ⋅ BigLittlePenguin_ ⋅ r/Stoicism
Got my coin all cleaned up. Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus Dinarius minted in 173 A.D.5yr ⋅ yourusersmanual ⋅ r/Stoicism
I make little doodles to remind me of Stoic values. Anyone else have a similar practice of creating Stoic icons as reminders?5yr ⋅ outerverse ⋅ r/Stoicism
“Death blowing bubbles” 18th century. The bubbles symbolize life's fragility. This plaster work appears on the ceiling of the Holy Grave Chapel in Michaelsberg Abbey, Bamberg in Germany.5yr ⋅ Sno0pyBo0 ⋅ r/Stoicism
A man when he has done a good act, does not call out for others to come and see, but he goes on to another act5yr ⋅ _Bias_ ⋅ r/Stoicism
Remembering one of my favorite movie quotes ever, thought it belonged here5yr ⋅ voyager14 ⋅ r/Stoicism
A man in prison who was facing 200 years read 1000+ books, and was asked by a therapist to come back with three of his favorite quotes. Two of the quotes came from the Stoics Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus. Attached is the one he chose from Aurelius.6yr ⋅ timdual ⋅ r/Stoicism
This flow chart has relieved me of a lot of stress and created much equanimity in my life.5yr ⋅ carlsonhfj ⋅ r/Stoicism
I hold a special place for it in my living room to keep me reminded of its doctrines and to read 2-4 pages each day. The German title could be translated into self-contemplations.3yr ⋅ God_Modus ⋅ r/Stoicism
Anyone else a Frankl fan? We always have the power to choose our response to any given set of circumstance.5yr ⋅ Olorionthegrey ⋅ r/Stoicism
“When someone is properly grounded in life, they shouldn’t have to look outside themselves for approval.” Epictetus5yr ⋅ Olorionthegrey ⋅ r/Stoicism
I realized I have not been following The Way lately, so it's time for a hard reset.5yr ⋅ MaddyJean ⋅ r/Stoicism
You have power over your mind - not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength. -Marcus Aurelius, Meditations5yr ⋅ roomjosh ⋅ r/Stoicism
Death came for me in June. As I (19) was ready to let go he decided it wasn’t my time yet. I got this tattoo on my left arm (closest to the heart) to remind myself that death can come again at any given moment regardless of age. Hope you guys like it!3yr ⋅ C9_L4ZY ⋅ r/Stoicism
It’s been a rough one for me today. But the Chicago Library provided some sage advice.5yr ⋅ mrlaverne ⋅ r/Stoicism
Just got this book in the mail. Ryan is one of the best stoic writers out there. Can’t wait to read it.4yr ⋅ historyismyteacher ⋅ r/Stoicism
Fair play to Anderson Silver. User’s Manual for Life! An interesting lunchtime read on a sunny day...5yr ⋅ jamesz84 ⋅ r/Stoicism
Good advice from the YangGang. Learning what you can control and can’t can alleviate a lot of life’s worries, as you aren’t misapplying your efforts.5yr ⋅ 0dyss1us ⋅ r/Stoicism
Work gave us these coasters after emotional intelligence training.7yr ⋅ visionbreaksbricks ⋅ r/Stoicism
This just shifted my perception about my past and regrets so immensely6yr ⋅ Wonderfullyf ⋅ r/Stoicism
Made a cover for my new Stioc Notebook, where I write a more self specific approach to Stiocism. I had structured this initiative of mine into something I called the Stoic Directive about 2 years ago. This directive has changed me into a person I can respect and love. Just wanted to share :)4yr ⋅ _Order_227 ⋅ r/Stoicism
“If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment.” -Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, 8.475yr ⋅ franklin_dela_no_no ⋅ r/Stoicism
Ok calm down Epictetus... quit telling me how to live a better life...6yr ⋅ Captain_MAD-MAC ⋅ r/Stoicism
I'm new to stoicism, but I was instantly reminded of a quote by Hamlet. Do you think stoics would agree?5yr ⋅ vie1919 ⋅ r/Stoicism
I did this last year and it was the best ... So I'm doing a 4 day meditation getaway again with the three main books I need (note last one is my pocket journal)4yr ⋅ trillclick ⋅ r/Stoicism
Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way. Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning5yr ⋅ roomjosh ⋅ r/Stoicism
Very stoic! There are so many similarities between eastern philosophy and stoicism, I find it easy to transition between to two.6yr ⋅ ScreaminEggroll ⋅ r/Stoicism
Hung on my Stairs so I’ll see it every day. (Link to artist in comments)5yr ⋅ redsoxblues ⋅ r/Stoicism
I made a flowchart on how I would stoically react to external events. What do you think? How can I improve it?6yr ⋅ g_adamante ⋅ r/Stoicism
What book is this? I need to get this. Saw this image in a post a few days back but I can't find the post now6yr ⋅ venky_r ⋅ r/Stoicism
