Stoic Reflections

这段旅程为何而设

Ninety days with the Stoics, a school of philosophy from ancient Greece and Rome: Epictetus, a teacher who was born into slavery, Seneca, a Roman writer, and Marcus Aurelius, a Roman emperor who kept a private journal. Their shared lesson is that some things are up to us and some are not, and that a good life is built from wisdom, courage, fairness and self-control. Each day brings a short passage, one question and a small practice that takes a few minutes. Stoicism is a philosophy, not a religion, and no prior knowledge or practice is needed.

此内容以英文显示，因为这一传统的旅程尚未以简体中文撰写。