Category: Stoic Profiles

While Zeno of Citium is credited with founding Stoicism, it was Chrysippus who is often hailed as its “second founder.” Without his immense intellectual contributions,...

Here’s what I love about Stoicism—it wasn’t born in some ivory tower. It started with a guy who lost everything in a shipwreck and decided...

In the annals of ancient philosophy, few figures present as compelling a paradox as Epictetus. Born into the brutal reality of slavery, a condition that...

In the annals of history, few figures embody the marriage of power and philosophy as perfectly as Marcus Aurelius. The last of Rome’s “Five Good...

Seneca’s Timeless Teaching: Lessons from a Roman Stoic In a world of constant distraction and endless pursuits, the wisdom of ancient philosophers offers a refreshing...

From Ancient Greece to Today: The Evolution of Stoic Thought Through Key Figures Stoic thought has journeyed through millennia, adapting and thriving from Ancient Greece...