Philosophy's Intersections: From Stoicism to Ancient Traditions

This chapter explores the journey of philosophical thought, beginning with a fascination for comparative religion leading to the discovery of the Najhamadi Corpus. It highlights the practical applications of Stoicism in mental well-being, and compares its teachings with Buddhism, particularly in addressing suffering. Additionally, the chapter examines the complex multicultural origins of Greek philosophy and its historical connections, while distinguishing Stoic beliefs from sophistic thought through the lens of Socratic questioning.