PhilosophersMarc Aurèle
Marc Aurèle
What is not up to you should not trouble you.
Stoicism121 – 180 ItalyStoicRoman emperorPhilosopher of the inner lifeCosmopolitan
Inspirations
Épictètethe dichotomy of control, read thanks to Rusticus
Sénèque Roman Stoicism
Héracliteeverything flows
Épicure"or atoms": the rival hypothesis
criticHeirs
Pascal rest is not within us
criticNietzsche against "living according to nature"
criticPierre Hadotphilosophy as a spiritual exercise
Les thérapies cognitivesour troubles come from our judgements
Similar and opposite philosophers
how it is computedClosest
Seneca It is not that we have little time, but that we waste much.
92 %Épictète A former slave turned Stoic teacher: he taught that we can act only on our judgements and desires, never on the rest.
92 %Zhu Xi Study the principle (li) of things to perfect oneself.
86 %G. K. Chesterton Before clearing away a fence whose use you cannot see, find out why it was put there.
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