New “Stoic Here and Now” Poster survey. If you are interested in purchasing on Etsy this amazing 24” x 18” poster please fill out this short survey and receive a promo code discount!! Help support this by up voting this post. Many thanks! https://goo.gl/forms/pdm40Ha0IUDfW6wG36yr ⋅ eloy001 ⋅ r/Stoicism
A reminder for myself. Decided to make an auto and water bottle decal.6yr ⋅ NesteneConsciousness ⋅ r/Stoicism
Just picked this up, can't wait to do some more in depth study of Stoicism.7yr ⋅ Belephron ⋅ r/Stoicism
I recorded in Excel all the passages I underlined during my first reading of Meditations6yr ⋅ zarms8 ⋅ r/Stoicism
Excerpt from an article I read about Meditations (by Marcus Aurelius) recently in dailystoic.com6yr ⋅ vishnu_nair ⋅ r/Stoicism
Every thought, action, choice, costs a grain of sand in life’s hourglass; I do not know how many grains have yet to fall. I should make sure mine aren’t trifling transactions.6yr ⋅ GD_WoTS ⋅ r/Stoicism
After reading The Obstacle Is The Way, I instantly went to B&N and picked up a copy of Meditations.7yr ⋅ ehholfman ⋅ r/Stoicism
We must think over and over the kind of thoughts we wish to dominate our lives [1920x1080]10yr ⋅ MindfulMonk ⋅ r/Stoicism
“The Ethics of the Roman Stoics is self-refuting.” Mortimer Adler in “Desires: Right and Wrong, the Ethics of Enough” Interested in hearing how you would respond.5yr ⋅ GD_WoTS ⋅ r/Stoicism
Sometimes we have no control over external events, but we do have control over how we react to them6yr ⋅ Tommytriangle ⋅ r/Stoicism
Things Don't Seem Wonderful if You've Lived Them All Your Life (x-post from /r/comics)10yr ⋅ rthomas6 ⋅ r/Stoicism
Material Objects = Lasting Happiness. Goodbye Little Yellow Bird - Lyrics 19036yr ⋅ africanpenguin ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #19: Vices are those acts by which a man harms himself or his property. Crimes are those acts by which one man harms the person or property of another.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
From the Humans of New york post, I found this relevant to stoic philosophy (xpost from quotesporn)11yr ⋅ has_brain ⋅ r/Stoicism
An example of a sage using rational arguments to reduce one's distress when snowbound9yr ⋅ vsync ⋅ r/Stoicism
Lover of fate, and one who strives to be a good man, rather than debate it.5yr ⋅ JosephCrawley ⋅ r/Stoicism
On how you look at things is what really gives it meaning, or not; in our lives.6yr ⋅ s22190 ⋅ r/Stoicism
I thought of this memento mori design earlier today. What do you think?5yr ⋅ Magical_cat_girl ⋅ r/Stoicism
Memento Mori - Bought this stone to keep in my pocket as a reminder to live with virtue now and not later. As I dropped it onto a concrete floor and saw it shatter I though to myself “even death dies”, and smiled.6yr ⋅ Firelampan ⋅ r/Stoicism
[x-artefactporn] Before and after of a bust of Marcus Aurelius (Date: 170s) in the Musee Saint-Raymond, Toulouse, France. [2824 x 1660]6yr ⋅ UltraCarnivore ⋅ r/Stoicism
Meditations Book 5, entry 11. What soul would you describe yourself as having, right here and right now.7yr ⋅ astrowifey ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #1: “If it doesn’t harm your character, how can it harm your life?”6yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
All that you can do is virtuously prepare the best you can to prevent it from happening and to virtuously endure it when it inevitably comes.9yr ⋅ Vistian ⋅ r/Stoicism
“Virtue is her own reward.” Seneca, Dialogues and Essays, On the Happy Life, 106yr ⋅ eloy001 ⋅ r/Stoicism
I think this is a wonderful metaphor for Stoics. It's not what happens to us but what we do afterwards. Be Epic today!10yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Stoicism
Thinking about the stuff I stressed out about last year and realising that in the end everything worked out fine5yr ⋅ TheStoicStudent98 ⋅ r/Stoicism
“Leave the past behind, let the grand design take care of the future and instead only rightly guide the present to reverence and justice” - Marcus Aurelius6yr ⋅ lord-shabba ⋅ r/Stoicism
Reminds me of the consistent theme from Epictetus, Seneca et al about imprisonment6yr ⋅ justAnotherRedditors ⋅ r/Stoicism
This is today's quote from The daily stoic and since I can't make perfect sense of what it's trying to convey, I'd like to hear your perspective on this.6yr ⋅ ItSmellsLikeRain2day ⋅ r/Stoicism
To the good man, losing his estate is no more than losing a penny and being sick no more than if he had stumbled.8yr ⋅ SolutionsCBT ⋅ r/Stoicism
A first attempt to put virtue graphically. Would love comments on how to improve it.6yr ⋅ eloy001 ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #39: The fool, with all his other faults, has this also, he is always getting ready to live.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
I got someone on fiverr to make this so I can put it on my wall. Feel free to use it.10yr ⋅ yushinokamithankyou ⋅ r/Stoicism
Found this quote this morning. I really felt like this state of mind is especially important in our society today.6yr ⋅ imonlyherecuzbacon ⋅ r/Stoicism
Wallpaper: Marcus Aurelius - an image of the Equestrian Statue and a Bust from the Glyptothek in Munich [1920x1080]7yr ⋅ anaxarchos ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #59: Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
If you're 25, this is how many weeks you have left. (On average.)11yr ⋅ yushinokamithankyou ⋅ r/Stoicism
“Do not think that what is hard for you to master is humanly impossible; but if a thing is humanly possible, consider it to be within your reach.” - M. A. Meditations6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #13: We all love ourselves more than other people, but care more about their opinion than our own.6yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
“The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way.” - Marcus Aurelius10yr ⋅ kchung85 ⋅ r/Stoicism
Romanian peasant from Vrancea, sitting on the coffin he made for himself - 1937 (crosspost from r/ColorizedHistory -- seems like a Stoic activity to make ones own coffin)6yr ⋅ funchords ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #104: It is not outside forces that make us feel something, it is what we tell ourselves that create our feelings.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #4: Now recognize that the difference between years from now and tomorrow is just as small.6yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
You're entitled to your work, not the fruit. Do your best , and expect nothing more than the intrinsic reward of doing great work.6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Stoicism
I 3D printed two copies of Marcus' head, and keep one at home and one at work.10yr ⋅ johnmardlin ⋅ r/Stoicism
I made a stoicism flag if anyone wants to use it (info on why it looks like this in comments)7yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Stoicism
Went to the store looking for The Daily Stoic, ended up walking out with the Big Three6yr ⋅ SeriouslyImKidding ⋅ r/Stoicism
I'm not religious, but I found this in my grandparents' cabin and I thought you would like it.7yr ⋅ RockRescue ⋅ r/Stoicism
I'm in a long distance relationship. We still have to meet for the first time, but the love between us is already very strong. If I think about the possibility of never meeting him, I get quite nervous. I'd be completely heartbroken. Just can't seem to apply stoicism to this aspect of my life.5yr ⋅ humanlearning ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #77: With regard to whatever objects give you delight, are useful, or are deeply loved, remember to tell yourself of what general nature they are, beginning from the most insignificant things.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
The Daily Stoic Journal debuts #5 on the Wall Street Journal bestseller list!6yr ⋅ hdoyle ⋅ r/Stoicism
