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The Four Virtues

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Stoicism is based on a set of four core mental practices. The Four Virtues, as they were known, were thought by the ancient Stoic sages to be the path to a better, happier, and more fulfilling existence. The four pillars of stoicism are Wisdom, Courage, Moderation, and Justice. The general articles of this website are classified under one of the four virtues based on the subject matter. Each of them have several specific articles that illustrates an aspect of the virtue.

Check back often as our collection of articles is expanding fast. Generally, we add a couple of new articles each week.

We All Die!

We All Die!

Oct 20, 2022

Death is a fact of life. It will happen to everyone you know, including you. The ancient stoics spent a great deal of time wrestling with the concept and how it can improve how we live.

Who Are You?

Who Are You?

Oct 13, 2022

Rand Cardwell asks a question that might keep you up at night. A question that most people have a difficult time answering. Read at your own risk. lol

Deeds Not Words

Deeds Not Words

Oct 11, 2022

New article by Rand Cardwell on the importance of action over words.

Is Stoicism Emotionless?

Is Stoicism Emotionless?

Oct 3, 2022

Is stoicism emotionless? Seems a lot of people think it is. Read the article to get Rand Cardwell’s answer.

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