A panel discussion between Judith Stove, Matthew Sharpe, & William O. Stephens on Stoicism & Emotions.
Through my years of working one-on-one with students with diverse life experiences and from over 15 countries, I’ve learned that what people need—if they want to make meaningful progress—is a sparring partner. They need someone to help them to think about how they think; to serve as a mirror to their words
A powerfully disarming reflection on the wisdom of grace and equanimity, and the possibility of prayer, for those of us not inclined toward Religion—holding the door open to the possibility that our lives are happening for us, not to us.
4. Herein lies the hidden beauty
of Lady Philosophy;
She requires no permit,
no degree,
no admission,
no fee,
5. No need to have found,
no need to have seen,
simply you and simply me
like crane and cow,
like flower
Judith Stove offers a brief introduction to the great dialogues of Plato, including some readings and discussion of key sections.
Prof. Joe Siracusa shares his thoughts and wisdom on the power of the human spirit throughout the ages.
I. I am the eye that looks
out on THE ONE.
II. I am the mother who loves.
I am the child who is loved.
III. I am the father who protects.
I am they who are protected.
IV. I am the sun that rises
In the midst of a world that seeks certainty in a constantly changing landscape, Heraclitus’ age-old wisdom holds true: change is the only constant. Embracing the philosophy of understanding the inevitability of change, this article explores how letting go of the uncontrollable can lead to a mindset shift, adaptability, and
