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Regardless of what you, downvoter, believes - thinking on something outside yourself is helpful, even empirically. You might not agree with the specific flavou
by jacobush 6y ago
Regardless of what you, downvoter, believes -
thinking on something outside yourself is helpful, even empirically. You might not agree with the specific flavour, but even something as bare and nonspiritual as Seneca can help.
- metiscus 6y agoHaving a mental structure either exogenously adopted or of one's own construction to apply rationality to temporarily irrational losses seemingly is a very good thing for ones mental well-being. I've found great comfort in Epictetus and in the Bible although I follow neither dogmatically.