The Stoic Magazine Library

For Stoics, happiness comes from the practice of our virtues, which leads to “eudaimonia”— flourishing. And this begins in gratitude.

We’re all knitted together in this existence. What harms one of us harms all of us.

Stoicism is a way of understanding the world, but it’s also a daily practice. We live our philosophy, and strive for it to become second nature.

Everyone faces challenges and a good life is within the grasp of all of us.

Sacrifice is not one of the canonical Stoic virtues, but sacrificing time, safety, or even your own life for a higher moral purpose flows naturally from practicing the virtues of wisdom, justice, courage and temperance.