Empowerment of the Weak: Ascension to Power
In the annals of ancient philosophy, few figures have left an enduring impact quite like Epictetus, the Stoic philosopher who rose from slavery to become a beacon of wisdom and resilience. His teachings, notably on self-command and self-knowledge, have resonated with countless individuals, including the Roman Emperor Hadrian, who traveled over 500 miles to attend his lectures.
Now, a new digital guide, titled "How To Read Epictetus (A our platform Digital Guide)", offers modern-day seekers an opportunity to engage with Epictetus' teachings as practical, daily tools for living. This comprehensive course, available for the month of July, is structured into 14 self-paced modules and is accompanied by a Penguin Classics edition of Epictetus' Discourses, featuring a modern translation.
The guide breaks down major themes, key passages, and Stoic exercises in Epictetus' work, allowing readers to understand his teachings with clarity and apply them to their lives. It includes guided journal prompts and exercises to deepen one's understanding and facilitate personal growth.
For those interested in delving deeper, the guide offers insightful commentary from renowned author and philosopher Ryan Holiday. Participants are invited to explore Epictetus' timeless wisdom and apply it to improve their lives.
Marcus Aurelius, the lifelong student of Epictetus and the adopted grandson of Hadrian, contrasted great conquerors with great wise men, believing that thinkers were superior because they possessed self-command and self-knowledge.
If you purchase the guide before July 26th, you will receive an exclusive invitation to a private LIVE Q&A with Ryan Holiday. Lifetime access to the guide's material is also provided.
Epictetus' teachings, which emphasize the importance of self-command and self-knowledge, have been valued by countless individuals over the centuries. By mastering our inner responses to life's challenges, we can assert that our true power lies not in changing external events but in controlling our attitudes. This approach allows us to face hardships with a disciplined mind and ethical clarity, asserting that our true freedom and happiness come from mastering ourselves.
For more information and to purchase the book, guide, or bundle, visit the website/epictetuscourse. Embark on a transformative journey with Epictetus today and discover the art of living "in accordance with nature."
[1] Diogenes Laertius. Lives and Opinions of Eminent Philosophers. Translated by R.D. Hicks. Volume II. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1925. [2] Long, A.A., and D.N. Sedley. The Hellenistic Philosophers. Volume 1. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987. [3] Inwood, Brad, and L.P. Gerson. A Stoic Reader: Selected Writings and Testimonies. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008.
This new digital guide, titled "How To Read Epictetus (A Our Platform Digital Guide)", provides modern-day learners with a comprehensive opportunity to engage with Epictetus' teachings, structuring them into practical daily tools for personal growth. The guide, which consists of 14 self-paced modules, includes a Penguin Classics edition of Epictetus' Discourses, featuring a modern translation, along with guided journal prompts and exercises to deepen one's understanding and facilitate personal development.
