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That One Should D...
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Tg Tg said: " I feel like people overlook Musonius too Much,
Common-sense Teachings from a very Wise Philosopher.
I feel people focus too much on the other Philosophers: Epictetus, Seneca, and Marcus Aurelius
This is Epictetus's Mentor and Teacher for 10 years.
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The Seminars, Wor...
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Tg Tg said: " This is a fascinating book by Dr. Erickson with comments and questions from Dr. Ernest Rossi
This is kind of a compilation of Dr. Erickson's Teaching seminars and embedded hypnosis talks.
The Beautiful thing about Dr. Erickson he focuses on Strategic T
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Seven Ways of Loo...
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Tg Tg said: " Mr. Samuelson is Brilliant in synthesizing a big problem of our age .
"Rather than think about ignorance, Pain, and Wretchedness; man has chosen to forget about them " Pascal
"Have we forgotten what it means to be long suffering humans ? "
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George K. Simon Jr.
“The covert-aggressive’s dislike of appearing overtly aggressive is as practical as it is face-saving. Manipulators know that if they’re above-board in their aggression, they’ll encounter resistance. Having learned that one of the best ways to “overcome” an obstacle is to “go around” it, they’re adept at fighting unscrupulously yet surreptitiously.”
George K. Simon Jr., In Sheep's Clothing: Understanding and Dealing with Manipulative People

James Allen
“Can a man make a table before he has learned how to handle a tool and drive a nail? And can a man fashion his mind in accordance with truth before he has overcome the slavery of his body?”
James Allen, Out from the Heart

“If one accomplishes some good though with toil, the toil passes, but the good remains; if one does something dishonourable with pleasure, the pleasure passes, but the dishonour remains.”
Musonius Rufus, That One Should Disdain Hardships: The Teachings of a Roman Stoic

Baruch Spinoza
“يظن الناس أنفسهم أحرارًا لأنهم شاعرون بإرادتهم ورغباتهم، ولكنهم يجهلون الأسباب التي أفضت بهم إلى الإرادة والرغبة”
Baruch Spinoza, Ethics

Baruch Spinoza
“That thing is called free, which exists solely by the necessity of its own nature, and of which the action is determined by itself alone. On the other hand, that thing is necessary, or rather constrained, which is determined by something external to itself to a fixed and definite method of existence or action.”
Baruch Spinoza, Ethics

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