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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Art of Living

Book • 125

This book presents Epictetus's teachings in a modern and accessible way, focusing on the ninety-three instructions that make up 'The Art of Living'.

It stresses the importance of distinguishing between what is within one's control and what is not, and offers practical advice on meeting everyday challenges and facing life's inevitable losses with grace.

The book is based on Epictetus's original works, 'The Discourses' and 'Enchiridion', and is interpreted by Sharon Lebell to capture the essence of Stoic philosophy for a contemporary audience.

Mentioned by

Brother Phap Huu

Craig Ballantyne

Victoria Hutchins

Gregory Anderson

Sister True Dedication

Fr. Jacob Machado

Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Randy Blythe

as the translator of Epictetus's book.

Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe on Conquering Inner Demons and Memento Mori (PT. 1)

Mentioned by

Sister True Dedication

as the author of several books she edited, including "The Art of Living" and "Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet".

Six Buddhist Strategies for Getting Along Better with Everyone | Sister True Dedication

Mentioned multiple times throughout the podcast, his teachings on self-control and acceptance are central to the episode's theme.

How To Remain Calm | 9 Tips From The Stoics

Mentioned as a book on Stoicism and Epicureanism, highlighting similarities and differences.

Philosophical Antagonists? The Real Story of Stoicism and Epicureanism

Mentioned by

Brother Phap Huu

as the author of a book containing a passage about a leaf falling from a tree.

Renewal (Episode #81)

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

when discussing the challenges of applying Stoic philosophy in different life situations.

This Isn’t The Way To Practice Detachment | Ask Daily Stoic

Recommended by

Craig Ballantyne

for its timeless lessons on self-control and managing external factors.

How to Overcome Anxiety, Build Discipline, & Change Your Identity | Craig Ballantyne (Ep 149)

Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

as a book on Stoicism.

It's Not What Happens. It's How You Bear It. | Ask Daily Stoic

Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

as a collection of

Epicurus

' writings and fragments.

Epicurus’s Key to the Good Life

Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

as an accessible edition of Epictetus's work.

Make Them Do Their Own Stuff | Ask DS

Mentioned as one of three Stoic philosophers profiled in the podcast.

PNTV - The Enchiridion by Epictetus

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as a readable interpretation of

Epictetus

's Enchiridion.

Epictetus - The Enchiridion Pt. 2

Mentioned by Dr. Hanscom as a book that contains modern translations of Epictetus and his cognitive distortions.

Ego – why do we need it, and how does it drive ruminating thoughts?

Mentioned by

Victoria Hutchins

when discussing the Stoic's view on choosing not to care about what people think.

How to Care Less What People Think

Mentioned by

Hogen Roshi

as a series of lectures given before his stroke, used as a base for a talk on impermanence.

The Art of Living - Hogen Roshi

Mentioned as the book being commented on in this episode.

The Evolution of Something into Everything Else - Hogen Roshi

Recommandé par

Anh-Tho Chuong

pour sa simplicité et ses vérités applicables aux entrepreneurs.

Elle s'installe dans la Silicon Valley pour concurrencer Stripe (Anh-Tho Chuong, Lago ) - #114

Recommended by LTG

Gregory Anderson

for personal development and finding peace amidst challenges.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as an accessible introduction to Stoic philosophy.

Sharon Lebell on Epictetus and Rescuing Philosophy from the Philosophers

Mentioned by

Fr. Jacob Machado

, who quoted that living is itself an art.

Self-Determination and Self-Gift

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