ACT AS IF NOTHING BOTHERS YOU | This is very powerful | Epictetus (Stoicism)

[@onestoicusa]

The tree analogy hit me deeply. Staying rooted while chaos swirls around is such a powerful reminder.

[@moonmarie281]

The Stoic Way - These principles will be helpful if learned and applied. Thank you.

[@susansmith7468]

The Stoic way. Thank you.

[@StoicMindset2025]

I feel so much more at peace after hearing your insights.

[@BensonWachira-v5r]

This is a very deep teaching in how to handle life adversities, which leads to early deaths. So so positive and very encouraging.

[@sillylize3056]

Very informative

[@larryjohnson8692]

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[@robertrodgers5867]

The Stoic Way.....good stuff

[@williamtyler727]

WONDERFULLY SAID!!!!!!!

[@joemorton9217]

ACTing as if nothing bothers you is a great start but to ACTually not let anything bother you is STOIC 💖🙏💖.

[@tshikanukotshivhase1665]

Wow! I wish I've known these while I was still in my 20s; thank you!

[@HectorVentura-y1z]

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[@RobertTursellino]

😂Another Great Show Well Done Bravo My friend Keep Them coming We need them Thanks a million God speed and God bless you ❤😂

[@AwwalMuslimiin]

thanks

[@YirguTekela-mt1vg]

The best

[@morganlefey]

brilliantly clear! thanks! ❤

[@moonmarie281]

"Imagine that all of the things you fear have already happened" hmmmm. Imagine that one no longer has use of their limbs, that one loses all motivation to move forward in life and make competent decisions to reach self achievement that will carry one to a place of peace in their mind, that one never becomes financially stable, that one is not capable of moving forward in their career..... how does one do this? These are just examples. But if these were the fears that have not happened, how would someone imagine that they did truly? I think that would be putting energy into failure, and possibly a self-fulfilling prophecy. This seems terrifying. Does anyone have any experience with this principle to share that would help me grasp it and utilize it for prosperity? Is he saying that all of one's fears have happened in general, not necessarily to us?

[@JoanKhoeddie]

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[@susansmith7468]

Super cala fragilistic expialidocious.

[@santiagogriego3856]

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[@DrillerGuy]

If it fits...take it bro

[@jevonsterling9530]

Great teaching

[@rexferalman4543]

Intellectual sugar coating of negativity. Positive thinking is a full denial of the empirical reality of a negative world and is therefore rendered as self soothsaying. Lying to ones self. Too much storm, too little calm, and the tree dies.

[@sillylize3056]

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