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Stoic Logic: The Discipline of Assent – Episode 9

Stoic Logic: The Discipline of Assent – Episode 9

May 14, 2018

This episode is a continuation of Episode 8, which covered the theoritical aspect of the this spiritual exercise. This episode cover the practice of this spiritual exercise. The Discipline of Assent blog post is currently being rewritten to reflect the material covered in these two podcast episodes.

Stoic Logic: The Theory of Assent – Episode 8

Stoic Logic: The Theory of Assent – Episode 8

May 6, 2018

This podcast episode provides a new theoretical foundation for my previous blog post on The Discipline of Assent, which is being completely updated for the release of Episode 9 of Stoicism on Fire. Make sure to come back for the next episode where the spiritual exercise of the Discipline of Assent will build upon the theory of this episode.

ProsochÄ“: The Practice of Attention – Episode 5

ProsochÄ“: The Practice of Attention – Episode 5

Apr 15, 2018

This episode of Stoicism On Fire kicks off a series I call the path of the Prokopton. A prokopton is someone who is making progress along the Stoic path. This podcast is about the practice of Attention. The Stoics called it prosochē in Greek, and that word signifies an attitude and practice of attention. Pierre Hadot considered prosochē the fundamental Stoic spiritual attitude.[1] It is a state of continuous, vigilant, and unrelenting attentiveness to oneself—to the present impressions, present desires, and present actions,...

The Path of the Prokopton – The Discipline of Assent

The Path of the Prokopton – The Discipline of Assent

Dec 28, 2015

It escapes most people, that the study of arguments which have equivocal or hypothetical premises, and those which are developed by questioning, and, in a word, all such arguments, has a connection with how we should behave in our lives. For what we seek in every matter is how the virtuous man may find the path he should follow and the way he should behave with regard to it.  (Discourses 1.7.1) This is the second of several posts that will...

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