How to Achieve Ancient Chinese Wisdom
The article explores the cultural significance of ancient Chinese philosophy and its relevance today, highlighting key figures and texts.
What the Stoic phrase by Epictetus means: 'Every matter has two handles: one by which it can be managed, the other by which it cannot'
The article explores the meaning and implications of a Stoic saying by Epictetus, highlighting the relevance of Stoic philosophy in contemporary times.
The ancient Oinoanda of Lycia at UNESCO – The Greek city of Asia Minor with the largest philosophical inscription
Ancient Oinoanda in southwestern Asia Minor is seeking inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its significant philosophical heritage.
What does 'Vincit qui patitur' mean, the phrase from Ancient Rome that has become a trend among new generations?
The ancient Roman phrase 'Vincit qui patitur,' meaning 'he conquers who endures,' has gained popularity among younger generations through tattoos and social media, though many are unaware of its deeper philosophical significance.
Quote of the Day, by Epictetus: "Do not live according to your own rules, but in harmony with nature"
The resurgence of Stoicism in modern times is attributed to social media, coaching practices, and the re-publication of its foundational texts.
I am a technologist..., 8-year-old boy surprised Pichai and Altman
An 8-year-old boy named Ranveer Sachdeva has gained attention at the AI Impact Summit for his impressive discussions on integrating ancient Indian philosophy with modern AI.
Quote of the Day from Philosopher Epictetus: "The error of the old man is that he judges today by the criteria of yesterday"
The article discusses the resurgence of Stoicism in modern times, particularly its relevance in today's fast-paced world.
What the famous Stoic phrase of Epictetus means: "Circumstances do not make the man, they only reveal him"
The article explores the Stoic philosophy of Epictetus, particularly his assertion that circumstances reveal a person's true character rather than define it.
Thales of Miletus and the uncomfortable phrase: why it is easier to talk about others than to look at oneself
The article discusses the philosophical contributions of Thales of Miletus, exploring themes of self-reflection and human morality.
Quote of the Day, from Emperor Marcus Aurelius: "If something external distresses you, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but..."
The article discusses the growing trend of viral ancient quotes, particularly those from Stoic philosophy, and their resonance in contemporary digital culture.
What the ancient Latin phrase 'Si vis pacem, para bellum' means and how it is used today
The Latin phrase 'Si vis pacem, para bellum' signifies that if you want peace, you should prepare for war, and it continues to spark contemporary discussions around security and power.
Obituary: From the Perspective of Space and Eternity
The article discusses the hypothesis that advanced beings from space may have visited Earth in ancient times, coinciding with the prehistoric existence of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnon people.