10 Stoic Rules to Become Emotionally Insensitive (CONTROL YOUR EMOTIONS) | Stoicism

10 Stoic Rules to Become Emotionally Insensitive (CONTROL YOUR EMOTIONS) | Stoicism

[stoicmindguy]

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[minilea]

I think people misunderstand the meaning behind these lessons. It's not about being cold and unfeeling, but about approaching the world coming from a place of steady calm that provides a sense of stability and strength for you and others. We do this through not getting wrapped up in drama and having clear boundaries in our relationships. Take care of yourself and naturally things around you will fall into place.

[joeysocks]

I find happiness and calm when away from most humans.

[magdalenavilloch]

Absolutely 👍🏾 very important to set boundaries

[evypettersson]

Thank you for sharing.
Sometimes it is better to be alone.
No matter If it is friends or family.
It is my life, remember.
Best wishes ✨️🙏

[AnnePerreira]

O my God this is me it bring tear s to my eyes stoicism teachings is hitting the nail on the head

[crookedzebrarecords]

Growing up in a abusive machiavellian like household, covert narcissistic, successful people who also blame, scapegoat etc; the recovery from such abusive systems, falls right in line with stoic thinking. Once we are "groomed" to attract certain personality styles (based on incorrect internal belief systems reinforced from birth!). Regardless of who is to blame, it is incredibly challenging/painful to go through enlightenment or a spiritual awakening. To accept that people are what they are, to learn to be mindful, and fully aware of our emotions. Feeling to fear and pressing forward, following our own instincts again. Meditation, mindfulness, gratitude, thought reframing, are all valuable tools to help us navigate a turbulent world! I do not miss the toxic people that consumed the first half of life! Setting personal boundaries is a way of life! Never worry in life how many friends you have, even if it's zero or barely having one, it's better than having a contact list of toxic foolishness. Wish you all true happiness! It all lies within our personal perspective, our thoughts, and how we choose to live each moment, as consciously, and gratefully as possible.

[Vickey-bt]

"Emotional insensitivity" is what I experience with covert narcissists lacking in empathy and compassion. I will not label the control of my thoughts and actions as "emotional insensitivity." I see the practice as self discipline motivated by love and understanding.

[TheTreasureSeeker]

Most of my life, I’ve noticed that I tend to get treated differently by a lot of people, Not in a good way. This is self centered people who act this way.

Quit them, refuse to show up where they will be. Remain disengaged, Don’t gossip, nothing… completely act like such people are not even on your radar…

You will see them do small things to get your attention, ignore them even then.

When they are truly sorry, they will change their tune. Use their own weapons against them.

When people treat you different, it’s 100% intentional, they want an emotional response from you. Don’t fall for it.

[jannamartens]

Thankyou I love being independent and doing what I want when I want . Yes to spending less time with negative energy drainers I’m all for that . Lately I’m pretty greatful .

[HeathertheGreat_]

“ Some guys from ancient times” 🥰😂 definitely would chill with them. Way better than my meanie sister from current times. LOVE THIS VID! Thank you!

[ThiaLez]

Love “seek to understand before being understood”

[StoicWisdom-]

Learning to set boundaries isn't just about protection, it's about self-respect and personal growth. A must for anyone seeking peace!

[rodneybjornstad]

I listen to many talks. Sermons. Lectures. Books.

This was so superb I have done it three times .

Brilliant

[TheStoicSage]

Mastering emotional control doesn't mean suppressing feelings but understanding and channeling them wisely. Stoicism teaches us that emotions are signals, not commands, and by focusing on rational thought, we can navigate life's challenges with clarity and resilience. This video offers practical insights for cultivating emotional balance, reminding us that true strength comes from self-awareness and the ability to respond thoughtfully rather than react impulsively. Such lessons inspire a calmer, more composed approach to life's highs and lows.

[nhidzwaglison]

Im independent but never been scared, God is with me

[mac-juot]

I know I trusted my mother and my family. The college professors had greatly influenced me . We are human we make errors but holding string boundaries help us lead a good well lived life . There is only so much abuse any of us should tolerate ....do good be good but don't be a sucker

[evarodriguez]

Control over reactions make you superproof against being manipulated in these politically charged days. Keeping a cool head when everyone else is emotional, allows you to better take care of yourself in difficult and dangerous situations. You can have your emotional reaction in private.

[StoicQuotes]

The segment on establishing personal boundaries really hit home for me. I've noticed that setting clear limits has not only improved my mental health but also deepened my relationships. It's fascinating how Stoicism, an ancient philosophy, provides such timeless advice. Has anyone else found that setting boundaries has changed their interactions for the better?

[laylomaazimi]

Yes indeed 👍 they broke me down for sure 💯🤐🌎🙌🕊️🤍👞👹😈👈😯🔮💐📜⏰💔😘🤍🤍🤍🤍