A Stoic Meditation on Awe: Seeing the Invisible
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A guided Stoic meditation on awe. We slow down and try to see what is usually invisible to us: the sheer unlikeliness of being here at all, the scale of the universe we are a small part of, the ordinary things we have stopped noticing because they are always there.
The Stoics used this kind of perspective shift, the view from above, to put their worries back in proportion. This is a few minutes to do the same. It is a full lesson from one of the premium courses inside The Stoic Vault.
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