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dmytrokrasun.com • 181 days ago

Stoicism is not fundamental. And today, people put so much meaning into that philosophy that it lost its sense.

There are some deeper and more universal principles.

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raykovalev.bsky.social•181 days ago

I love stoicism, love "meditations" by Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus. Could you name such principles?

kelvinong.bsky.social•181 days ago

I just ordered "Meditations" online

WDYM by:
- People putting too much meaning into this philosophy
- It's not fundamental

Would love to read it for the first time while being aware of the other side!

Have heard plenty about it, and been reading Ryan Holiday's newsletter for a while

dmytrokrasun.com•179 days ago

I just meant that there are some fundamental forces like love and curiosity which are much powerful than any other principles.

But everyone should find their own way?

dmytrokrasun.com•179 days ago

Yes, they are really good.

I meant aligning yourself with something more fundamental like love and curiosity.

raykovalev.bsky.social•179 days ago

But love and curiosity are a big part of Stoicism. Stoicism is full of love, reflection, and curiosity)

martin.rauscheronline.de•181 days ago

I've seen some pretty lunatic people claiming stoicism being everything, so I get what you mean, but would be curious what you mean by the more universal principles

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