What is Stoicism?
- Stoicism’s origin
In ancient Greece, the philosopher Zeno, inspired by the teachings of Socrates, developed his own philosophy emphasizing rationality, self-control, and acceptance of the present moment.
- The philosophy of stoicism
Happiness comes from within and can be achieved through living in accordance with nature and personal virtues.
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