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23/05/2020

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28/02/2018

WHAT WE CONTROL AND WHAT WE DON’T
“Some things are in our control, while others are not. We control our opinion, choice, desire,
aversion, and, in a word, everything of our own doing. We don’t control our body, property,
reputation, position, and, in a word, everything not of our own doing. Even more, the things in
our control are by nature free, unhindered, and unobstructed, while those not in our control are
weak, slavish, can be hindered, and are not our own.”
—EPICTETUS, ENCHIRIDION, 1.1–2
Today, you won’t control the external events that happen. Is that scary? A little, but it’s balanced when
we see that we can control our opinion about those events. You decide whether they’re good or bad,
whether they’re fair or unfair. You don’t control the situation, but you control what you think about it.
See how that works? Every single thing that is outside your control—the outside world, other people,
luck, karma, whatever—still presents a corresponding area that is in your control. This alone gives us
plenty to manage, plenty of power.
Best of all, an honest understanding of what is within our control provides real clarity about the
world: all we have is our own mind. Remember that today when you try to extend your reach outward—
that it’s much better and more appropriately directed inward.

27/02/2018

SEEING OUR ADDICTIONS
“We must give up many things to which we are addicted, considering them to be good. Otherwise,
courage will vanish, which should continually test itself. Greatness of soul will be lost, which
can’t stand out unless it disdains as petty what the mob regards as most desirable.
—SENECA, MORAL LETTERS, 74.12b–13
What we consider to be harmless indulgences can easily become full-blown addictions. We start
with coffee in the morning, and soon enough we can’t start the day without it. We check our email
because it’s part of our job, and soon enough we feel the phantom buzz of the phone in our pocket every
few seconds. Soon enough, these harmless habits are running our lives.
The little compulsions and drives we have not only chip away at our freedom and sovereignty, they
cloud our clarity. We think we’re in control—but are we really? As one addict put it, addiction is when
we’ve “lost the freedom to abstain.” Let us reclaim that freedom.
What that addiction is for you can vary: Soda? Drugs? Complaining? Gossip? The Internet? Biting
your nails? But you must reclaim the ability to abstain because within it is your clarity and self-control.

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25/02/2018

24/02/2018

“Tranquility can’t be grasped except by those who have reached an unwavering and firm power
of judgment—the rest constantly fall and rise in their decisions, wavering in a state of
alternately rejecting and accepting things. What is the cause of this back and forth? It’s because
nothing is clear and they rely on the most uncertain guide—common opinion.”
—SENECA, MORAL LETTERS, 95.57b–58a
In Seneca’s essay on tranquility, he uses the Greek word euthymia, which he defines as “believing in
yourself and trusting that you are on the right path, and not being in doubt by following the myriad
footpaths of those wandering in every direction.” It is this state of mind, he says, that produces tranquility.
Clarity of vision allows us to have this belief. That’s not to say we’re always going to be 100 percent
certain of everything, or that we even should be. Rather, it’s that we can rest assured we’re heading
generally in the right direction—that we don’t need to constantly compare ourselves with other people or
change our mind every three seconds based on new information.
Instead, tranquility and peace are found in identifying our path and in sticking to it: staying the course
—making adjustments here and there, naturally—but ignoring the distracting sirens who beckon us to turn
toward the rocks.

03/02/2018

http://www.malaya.com.ph/business-news/business/over-50-filipinos-use-charcoal-wood

Energy poverty among Filipino households has not improved even after seven years, data recently released by the National Statistics Office and the Department of Energy showed.

02/02/2018

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23/08/2017

http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/consumer-group-enjoins-doe-lgu-pnp-to-go-after-illegal-lpg-supplier/

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14/08/2017

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11/02/2017

General Meeting