How to Live - A Handbook of Stoic Philosophy - by Epictetus (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Delve into the profound teachings and timeless wisdom of Epictetus through his discourses and "The Enchiridion," which offer readers a practical guide for living a fulfilling and virtuous life. In Discourses, Epictetus explores the fundamental principles of Stoicism, delving into the nature of virtue, human desires, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. The Enchiridion is a handbook that gives us practical advice and guides readers on how to navigate challenges with calm rationality. This compelling work provides invaluable insights and practical techniques to cultivate a resilient mindset to overcome life's challenges with inner strength, wisdom, and peace.

An essential guide to enlightenment and emotional well-being!

• A philosophical work that inspires and encourages readers to cultivate inner strength.
• Provides profound insights about personal growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of oneself.
• A groundbreaking work that stands as the pillar of Stoic philosophy.
• An ideal and comprehensive guide for personal and emotional well-being.
• Perfect for those who want to learn about Stoicism.

About the Author

Epictetus, a renowned ancient Greek philosopher, emerged as a prominent figure in Stoic philosophy during the 1st and 2nd centuries AD. Born into slavery, his journey to enlightenment is as inspiring as his teachings. Epictetus' profound insights on ethics, resilience, and the human condition are encapsulated in his Discourses and The Enchiridion, timeless works that continue to shape philosophical thought. His pragmatic approach to life's challenges has made him an enduring influence on countless individuals seeking wisdom and inner peace.