About this episode
In this episode, I look at how Stoicism teaches us not to suppress our emotions but to master our responses to them through mindful assent.
With a practical focus, we examine how the Stoic distinguishes between involuntary impressions and the voluntary judgments that follow.
By learning to pause, reflect, and test our fears, we reclaim control over our minds and protect our inner peace from rumor, fear, and unexamined thoughts.
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