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www.teesche.com | ||
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daily-philosophy.com
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| | | | | A 'Stoic' attitude to life aims to achieve lasting happiness by staying calm, rational and emotionally detached, while cultivating one's virtues. | |
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philosophybreak.com
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| | | | | Build and enrich your personal philosophy with the help of 6 of the world's wisest philosophies for living, including Stoicism, Buddhism, and Existentialism. | |
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www.lesswrong.com
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| | | | | Comment by magfrump - I think this post does a good job of focusing on a stumbling block that many people encounter when trying to do something difficult. Since the stumbling block is about explicitly causing yourself pain, to the extent that this is a common problem and that the post can help avoid it, that's a very high return prospect. I appreciate the list of quotes and anecdotes early in the post; it's hard for me to imagine what sort of empirical references someone could make to verify whether or not this is a problem. Well known quotes and a long list of anecdotes is a substitute, though not a perfect substitute. That said, the "Antidotes" section could easily contain some citations. for example: There are 4 claims being made here, but if the rules re... | |
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learnwithme.co
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| | | [AI summary] The article explores Je Tsongkhapa's life, teachings, and their impact on Tibetan Buddhism, focusing on his role in founding the Gelug school, emphasizing ethical conduct, meditation, and the Three Principal Aspects of the Path to Enlightenment. | ||
