Stoic Discussion--Epictetus/The Handbook or Enchiridion
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We're reading and discussing the Enchiridion! It's a rich text, yet, it's accessible by a beginner. A great way to get a sense of Stoic Basics and it lends itself well to discussion.
If you're using Epictetus, The Complete Works by Robin Waterfield, we're on pg. 47 #6. Start at #6 and read a few pages (including the notes) We're reading each entry aloud and then then talking about it. Note questions that you might have. Alternate translations are welcome.
For our practical application, we're doing General exercises #2 (pg. 33) That amounts to a Morning Preparation for situations that may (or may not) arise during the day And an Evening Review (noting behaviors and reactions that could have gone better).
If you're using Epictetus, The Complete Works by Robin Waterfield, we're on pg. 47 #6. Start at #6 and read a few pages (including the notes) We're reading each entry aloud and then then talking about it. Note questions that you might have. Alternate translations are welcome.
For our practical application, we're doing General exercises #2 (pg. 33) That amounts to a Morning Preparation for situations that may (or may not) arise during the day And an Evening Review (noting behaviors and reactions that could have gone better).
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