Desiring and Aversion: Finding Contentment in Stoicism

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This chapter delves into Epic Titus' second discourse in the Enchiridion, focusing on the concepts of desire and aversion. It explores the promises and consequences of desiring and avoiding, and offers advice on redirecting aversion towards things within our control.

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