11 STOIC Lessons to MASTER your EMOTIONS | Stoicism | Stoic Prowess

Embark on a journey to master your emotions with our enlightening video, '11 STOIC Lessons to MASTER your EMOTIONS | Stoicism | Stoic Prowess'. Discover the timeless wisdom of Stoicism, a philosophy that has guided individuals through the ages in managing emotions and achieving inner peace. In this video, we delve into 11 powerful Stoic principles that can transform your approach to life's challenges. Learn practical strategies for emotional resilience, mental strength, and personal growth. Whether you're a Stoicism enthusiast or new to philosophy, these lessons offer valuable insights for anyone seeking to navigate life with greater equanimity and poise. Join us as we explore the art of mastering emotions through Stoic prowess.

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[pranaytejachethireddy]

1. Emnrace challenges as opportunities
2. Power of reflective questions
3. Distinguish between what we cannot control
4. Importance of reflection before action
5. Practice of stoic journaling
6. Embracing non attachment
7. Cultivating gratitude
8. Value of perseverance
9. Embracing change
10. Power of mindfulness
11. Finding freedom in acceptance

[MaximusMotivation]

"No man is free who is not a master of himself."- Epictetus

[xbbrusd]

Never Stop Learning life never stops teaching

[krisroberts]

I’m an actor heading to Atlanta today to film in Cobra Kai and stoic principles have helped me in my journey

[Kingcobra]

Aged 18 I quit school and went from Europe to India. I was astonished how stoic these dirt poor people accepted their fate, still finding happyness in the moment. These were extremely simple people, completely uneducated and yet they had this intuitive wisdom.

It did have a negative side as well though. Sometimes it seems people were to much accepting their fate. Sometimes you had an incling that they could have become more or better if they had tried harder. So it also had something defeatist about it.

But these are just my impressions I got as a teenager. When I later returned to India I probably just wasn't impressionable enough to perceive that. I also saw incredibly creative people that created value out of literal trash, but that I have seen as a teenager as well....

[StoicEvolution]

"Difficulties show what men are. Therefore, when a difficulty falls upon you, remember that God, like a trainer of wrestlers, has matched you with a rough young man." - Epictetus

[Wisdomofpersia]

Abundance, like the changing seasons, goes in cycles. Sometimes, everything feels plentiful, and other times, it seems like things slow down. It's important to respect both phases, knowing they're part of life's flow.

When things seem scarce, it's easy to get worried. But instead of panicking, trust that more abundance is on the way. Take those quieter times to rest, plan, and grow inside.

When abundance returns, take action with inspiration. Let your intentions match the natural flow of abundance, guiding your choices. Remember, abundance isn't just about money; it's about all the good things in life.

[CraigScalise]

this is a perfect thing for me. been having a hard time with emotions and dealing with them

[ogriss]

I’m so glad I stumbled onto this video! I will watch everyday until I learn it verbatim

[brb__bathroom]

love how some of the the AI images are just breaking with the message.

[alexpolidoro]

I wonder why our modern society does not embrace this notion of philosophy? It is incredibly practical to embrace stoicism’s power in guiding our way of thinking. Philosophy needs to make a comeback in guiding everyday life into a better place for everyone. Thank you for sharing!

[UnlockingtheGenius]

Ah, my dear sir/madam, one must express their profound gratitude for the wisdom presented in this most enlightening video. In this age of frivolity and distraction, it is a rare delight to stumble upon a discourse that champions the Stoic virtues. The ancient philosophers, with their unwavering commitment to reason, virtue, and self-discipline, continue to serve as guiding beacons in the turbulent sea of modern existence.

The revelations shared here evoke a sense of stoic serenity in my soul, reminding me of the importance of maintaining equanimity in the face of life's vicissitudes. It is a truth universally acknowledged that embracing the Stoic principles of wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance leads one towards a life of genuine contentment and inner peace.

May we all strive to emulate the noble Stoics of yore and find solace in the timeless wisdom they have bequeathed unto us. Kudos to the creator for shedding light on these eternal truths. This video has warmed the cockles of my heart, and I am most profoundly grateful for the edification it has bestowed upon us all.

[pacarter]

Stoic? Or a disciple of the emotions of which when you can see your emotions as being troubled, but not to the point of anger or cursing the problem… however, I have learned or experienced that one must also believe in or that there is “something” greater than themselves.
I had a dream of which I encountered (A MASSIVE MOUNTAIN) of which there was no way of getting around it, and all I had was a grappling rope and hook and could not reach the top.
What I was seeking is much bigger than what I was able to achieve on my own! Which meant that I had to look for a means of help… but as an introvert this would be a challenge!
Then I had to learn who I was as an individual… before I could consider the nature of approach and help that I would need.

[Wisdomofpersia]

i am protected and safe🌎🌍🌏
something wonderful is happening to me,
everything is wonderful,
everything has a good reason,
i am here to learn,
i trust that the end will be fine,
i am excited for tomorrow,
i can relax now,
something amazing is going to happen

[brucealmighty]

This has most definitely helped me, and I'm better for it.

[nontsikelelomzayiyasharon]

I have a case in the Equality Court this coming Friday
This has gave me strength as I am self representative
Thank you❤

[zenstoryshare]

Great video. Thanks for sharing
0:25: ⚓ Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth in life with stoic wisdom.
3:18: 💭 Understanding the power of controlling our responses and focusing on what truly matters.
6:00: 💭 The power of stoic journaling, cultivating self-awareness, and embracing non-attachment for emotional mastery.
8:49: 💪 Embracing challenges, gratitude, and adapting to change are key Stoic lessons for personal growth.
12:04: 💡 Empowerment through Stoic Lessons: Transform Emotions, Gain Resilience, and Foster Growth

[cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn]

Subscribed I really NEED this everyday a stressful moment appears wirñth all the incompetence customer services everywhere and for everything its totally unbelivale when all I tell friend and motber what happened they say theres alot of workers that dont know how their Jobs work at all. They are digging my early grave!

[Ram-ntly]

My doctor suggested i look into stoicism and specifically Marcus Aurelius. I purchased a book containing his journaling. I am still struggling with certain areas of this but am making progress.
One thing i can say for 110% certainty is that silence in the face of ignorance is extremely effective. You stand strong and silent and say/do nothing and just watch whoever it is squirm. I have also adopted speaking only when spoken too. No more no less and while it WAS NOT the intention to drive ppl nuts …… it does. Ppl for some reason dont like silent types but i really dont care. I played there game for over 20+ years of my life and all it got me was hopelessly addicted and full of rage. The rest of my life will be lived upon my terms. Not my terms only as consideration for others is a must but i refuse to do anything i find wrong or not within my character as i am the one who pays not whoever asks me to do such things. Thank you for your continued work on this topic and really way of life. It is doing wonders for me.
Now if i could just get this anger ape off my back ill be golden. Its grip is loosening but you know how we are …wanting things in an instant.