Stoicism Stickers

Do you feel like you're stuck in an eternal prison? Show off your existential angst with this stylish and funny t-shirt. The bold red and white text is sure to get attention, and the German text "Ewigkeit Gefängnis" means "eternal prison." This shirt is perfect for anyone who feels like they're going nowhere fast.

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Marcus Aurelius emphasizes the importance of purpose in all actions, cautioning against engaging in tasks devoid of meaning or significance. This philosophy prompts introspection on the value and intention behind our pursuits, urging us to prioritize purposeful endeavors aligned with our values and goals.

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.

All cruelty springs from Weakness - Seneca

Epictetus reveals a profound truth: true freedom is not attained through the unrestrained fulfillment of desires but through the disciplined control of those desires. This philosophy encourages a mindful and deliberate approach to our wants, fostering a sense of liberation through mastery over our own desires.

Marcus Aurelius wisely advised, 'Your task is to stand straight; not to be held straight.' Discover the power of self-reliance and personal growth.

Epictetus observes that the fear of appearing incapable often confines individuals to unremarkable lives. This philosophy challenges us to overcome fear, encouraging the pursuit of new experiences and the embrace of growth, even in the face of potential judgment.

Epictetus imparts a valuable perspective: the only things you truly lose are those you possess. This philosophy encourages a mindset of detachment, emphasizing the freedom found in releasing attachments and embracing the impermanence of possessions.

Marcus Aurelius reminds us: 'Always bear this in mind, that very little indeed is necessary for living a happy life.' Discover the power of simplicity, find contentment, and embrace true happiness.

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Epictetus imparts a practical truth — seek both your work and progress in the same domain. Delve into this wisdom to understand the transformative power of consistent effort, recognizing that the synergy between the two fosters a harmonious journey toward personal and professional growth.

Practice the four virtues: Courage, temperance, justice and wisdom

Amidst a storm, a sturdy tree stands resilient, person faces it confidently, echoing: "It's not events, but our responses that shape us."

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.

Seneca underscores the intentional nature of acquiring wisdom, dispelling the idea that it occurs by chance. Explore this perspective to appreciate the deliberate efforts, learning, and introspection required on the journey to wisdom, emphasizing that true wisdom is a cultivated and purposeful endeavor.

Epictetus advises us to optimize the use of our power and accept the uncontrollable. Delve into this philosophy to learn the art of focusing on what is within your control while gracefully navigating the uncertainties of life.

Marcus Aurelius contemplates the inevitability of death, suggesting that our response is within our control. Delve into this wisdom to understand the transformative power of acceptance, recognizing that, in the face of mortality, our resilience is reflected in the ability to smile back at the inevitable.

Marcus Aurelius wisely said, 'The most complete revenge is not to imitate the aggressor.' Discover the power of forgiveness and inner strength. Choose the path of resilience and empowerment today!

Perfect gift idea for any History student, History teacher or simply History lover featuring a portrait of Herodotus, the father of History.

Marcus Aurelius reminds us to adapt to life's challenges, embrace our journey, and love those around us. Begin your path to resilience, acceptance, and inner peace today!

Civilize the mind but make savage the body quote

Life is a reflection of yourself. Embody what you want to see and watch the world change around you.

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Embrace the essence of leadership and inspire those around you with our Non Ducor Duco T-Shirt. It's not just a garment; it's a symbol of resilience and the relentless pursuit of success. Join the ranks of those who refuse to be led and proudly wear this shirt as a testament to your unwavering determination.

Marcus Aurelius reflection on how life could end in any moment, so do it better before it ends

For lovers of Stoic Week and Stoic Philosophy. Momento Mori translates as “Remember Death” or “Remember You Will Die.” It was a common stoic meditation to remind one’s self of one’s own mortality so that we remember to prioritize our time well and not be bothered by trivial things.

Featuring the inspirational Japanese phrase Mono No Aware, translated as “an empathy toward things” or “a sensitivity to ephemera,” written in black horizontal kanji characters. It's an inspiring gift idea for fans of Asian writing/calligraphy and culture, students and teachers of Buddhism, zen, philosophy and Eastern thought, and those who could use a comforting reminder that we can be moved emotionally by objects, that the reality of life is that things are transient, to appreciate the impermanence of all things.

Design of the heart of a Stoic Woman

Give a compliment, you'll both grow

IN THE JOURNEY OF PARENTING, STOICISM BECOMES OUR GUIDING LIGHTGOUSE

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Try to do the most of the "GO" part

Above all else...Stay AUTHENTIC. In every situation...it will set you free. Take accountability.

Feel the fear and do it anyway. Faith in what you believe always wins.