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Seneca contemplates the singular ownership of time, asserting that it is the only true possession. Delve into this reflection to grasp the significance of time as a precious and limited resource, urging us to use it wisely and consciously in the pursuit of meaningful and fulfilling experiences.

Seneca reflects on the deliberate acquisition of wisdom, emphasizing that it is not a random occurrence. Delve into this wisdom to understand the transformative power of intentional learning and the pursuit of knowledge, recognizing that wisdom is a result of purposeful efforts and a mindful approach to life.

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In this contemplation, Marcus Aurelius acknowledges the burden of worries accumulated over a lifetime. Yet, he reveals the paradox that many of these anxieties never materialize. This philosophy invites us to reconsider the true impact of our concerns, recognizing the transient nature of many of our fears.

Marcus Aurelius imparts the wisdom that the real fear is not death, but the prospect of never truly commencing a life. Delve into this insight to grasp the transformative power of embracing life's opportunities, understanding that the richness of existence unfolds when we courageously embark on the journey of living authentically and fully.

Seneca exposes the anguish of a mind preoccupied with future events. Explore this wisdom to understand the detrimental impact of anxiety on well-being, prompting a shift toward mindfulness and a focus on the present to alleviate the misery born from excessive worry about the future.

Seneca unveils a truth: it's not the inherent difficulty of things that holds us back, but our reluctance to dare that renders them difficult. Delve into this wisdom to grasp the intricate relationship between daring and overcoming challenges, encouraging a shift in perspective toward courageous action.

Marcus Aurelius illustrates the interconnectedness of purpose, stating that what doesn't benefit the hive is of no benefit to the individual bee. Delve into this wisdom to appreciate the collective significance of actions and contributions, emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between personal well-being and the greater good.

Marcus Aurelius unveils the profound connection between happiness and the nature of one's thoughts. Delve into this wisdom to appreciate the transformative power of cultivating a positive and mindful mental landscape, recognizing that the happiness of life is intricately woven with the quality of the thoughts we choose to nurture.

Epictetus proposes that challenges serve as reflections, revealing to individuals aspects of their own character. Delve into this wisdom to appreciate the transformative potential of difficulties, understanding them not only as obstacles but as opportunities for profound self-discovery.

Epictetus unveils a profound truth — true learning is hindered when one believes they already possess knowledge. Delve into this wisdom to understand the transformative power of humility, recognizing that the pursuit of knowledge thrives in the soil of an open and receptive mind.

The Latin saying "Per aspera ad astra" means "Through hardship one reaches the stars" and has its origin in Seneca. It comes from his tragedy Hercules furens (Hercules gone wild). A beautiful design for all ambitious and strong-willed people.

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The stoics had a saying, "Momento Mori” which translates to "Remember You Will Die.” It was encouraged for stoic students in the hayday of stoic philosophy to meditate on death so they could overcome fear and the need for control over that which is uncontrollable. Death meditation is starting to be discussed more openly now and there are excellent resources toward coming to terms with one’s mortality so don’t fear the reaper… embrace life and death in a healthy way and with equal contemplation.

Epictetus articulates a profound truth — true freedom is not attained by fulfilling desires but by relinquishing them altogether. Delve into this wisdom to understand the transformative power of detaching from desires, realizing that genuine liberation arises when one is unburdened by the relentless pursuit of fleeting wants.

Amor fati, or "love of fate," is a Stoic philosophy that advocates embracing one's destiny with acceptance and love, finding meaning and purpose in every experience, regardless of its challenges or outcomes.

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Follow Marcus Aurelius' wisdom: 'Before criticizing others, self-reflect.' Cultivate empathy, self-awareness, and wise judgment before passing judgment on others.

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Going through a tough time? Bad moon on the horizon of oblivion? The stoic philosophers had a saying to get you through the events beyond our control… it was “Amor Fati” or in translation, “To Love One’s Fate.” They would tell their students to recite those words as a reminder that even the struggles beyond our control are a gift for us to build character and become virtuous. So if you are into stoicism, or are going through some other worldly, gut-wrenching stress or grief— here is a helpful saying and a heart eager to march onto the next chapter of an exciting adventure with you. Amor Fati, Folks!

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Features a list of the three biggest names of Stoic philosophy-Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus. Fun, cute gift for students and teachers of western philosophy and fans/practitioners of Stoicism.

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Seneca posits that one's true character is unveiled in how they receive praise. Delve into this wisdom to understand the subtle yet revealing nuances of human character, emphasizing the importance of humility and authenticity in the face of admiration.

Epictetus imparts a simple yet profound principle: to form a habit, engage in the action; to avoid a habit, refrain from it; to break a habit, substitute it with something else. Explore this wisdom to understand the transformative influence of intentional actions and substitutions in shaping habits.

Memento Mori: Embrace the Reminder, Seize the Present.

Epictetus draws a parallel between a ship's reliance on multiple anchors and life's need for diverse sources of hope. Delve into this wisdom to appreciate the resilience that comes from having multiple foundations, ensuring stability even when faced with the uncertainties of life.

Seneca defines true kingship as embodying both fearlessness and contentment. Delve into this wisdom to explore the profound connection between inner sovereignty, freedom from fear, and the satisfaction found in desires tempered by wisdom.

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Epictetus suggests a balanced approach to life—urging us to navigate with both caution and confidence. This philosophy encourages us to embrace a harmonious dance between careful consideration and bold assurance in our endeavors.