Live Like a Philosopher: the Stoic Art of Living

I have never read such a practical philosophy book. The philosophy I have read before is more theoretical. This is my first time coming into contact with the practical methods of Stoicism. It is so well written and enlightening! Especially the three-part rule of negative thoughts and control is very practical and highly maneuverable. I also agree that virtue and peace are more worthy of pursuit than happiness. As for happiness, Stoicism seems to advocate the pursuit of a higher-level pleasure that moderates lower-level pleasures, and is not simply anti-happiness. Stoicism advocates that we enjoy the things we have, but we are not enslaved by them or obsessed with gains and losses. Some ideas are derived from the same names as Buddhism and Taoism, and it is very rewarding to read them.

As an introductory book in the field of philosophy, it can give you a deeper and non-boring understanding of issues such as "what is philosophy", "what is philosophy", and "what does philosophy mean to us ordinary people". In the article, the author uses concise and concise language and easy-to-understand expressions to explain in detail how we can use philosophy to better appreciate the beauty of daily life and how to face our negative emotions. The content is substantial, true and conducive to implementation. If you are also curious about philosophy, you may wish to read this practical "magic book"!

What a great book! ! !

If you plan to become a Stoic, start trying it today

I really like it

A lot of feelings and a lot of benefits!

I will read this book carefully This is the first book I have read on philosophy. It is rare that the author combines life and philosophy so thoroughly for readers to use directly. I like this book very much.

It is a relatively introductory philosophy, and the methodological practice is also very good.

After reading it in depth, I feel that I lost my soul before, but now I have found it back.