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| 2 | Want an unconquerable mind? Try Stoic philosophy.I've been attempting to practice stoicism a while before I started lurking around this sub, and IMO your take on the first point is off. Yes, stoicism encourages recognition of aspects out of your control, and allows for free release of such things. Detachment allowing for maintenance of frame and calm. However, the other side of this statement is not as highlighted in stoic writings, but just as important to me. Recognize what you DO have control over. Stoics are tasked with sorting everything … | /r/TheRedPill | 03/12/13 08:50 PM |
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