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Carl Jung - What you resist, persists

Carl Jung - What you resist, persists

Resist means fighting something inside you—like a sad feeling, a worried thought, or a painful memory. You try to ignore it, push it down, or run from it.

Persist means that very thing keeps coming back, often louder and stronger, because you keep giving it energy by fighting it.

When you stop fighting and simply allow the thought or feeling to be there without judging it, it often loses its power and eventually fades. Important note: This applies to inner experiences (thoughts, emotions, sensations), not outer dangers.

u/pepoji — 2 days ago

“Practice virtue” — Musonius Rufus

Book: Lectures and Fragments
Author: Musonius Rufus
Translator: Cora E. Lutz
Section: Lecture VI, Section 1, On Training
Theme: Virtue, practice, training, discipline, and Stoic action
Perspective: Virtue has to be practiced in daily life. Knowing what is right matters, but living it is what makes the teaching real.

u/pepoji — 2 days ago

“Do not become them” — Marcus Aurelius

Book: Meditations
Author: Marcus Aurelius
Translator: George Long
Section: Book VI, Section 6
Original language: Greek
Perspective: Do not become what wronged you; protect your own character instead.

u/pepoji — 3 days ago

“What you can control” — Epictetus

Book: Encheiridion
Author: Epictetus
Translator: Thomas William Hazen Rolleston
Section: Section I
Insight: Peace begins by knowing what is yours to control and what is not. Focus on your own choices, judgments, and actions, not on outcomes, reputation, or other people’s opinions.

u/pepoji — 4 days ago
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Help me Fix an Error while Posting

Each time i try to post i get his error which says - "There was an error Processing the media for this post. " First i ignored it as one time error but it has happened consistently occurred each time i posted since last few posts. Can anyone help on how to fix this?

u/pepoji — 5 days ago

“Life speeds by” — Seneca

Book: Moral Letters to Lucilius
Author: Seneca
Translator: Richard Mott Gummere
Section: Letter 1, Section 2
Original language: Latin
Perspective: Life keeps moving while we delay what matters. Stop treating time as unlimited and use the present day with more care.

u/pepoji — 6 days ago

“Find Patience” — Epictetus

Book: Encheiridion
Author: Epictetus
Translator: Thomas William Hazen Rolleston
Section: Section X
Original language: Greek
Perspective: Every difficulty gives us a chance to practice a virtue. Hard work trains perseverance. Insult trains patience.

u/pepoji — 10 days ago

“The Secret to a Longer Life” — Seneca

Book: On the Shortness of Life
Author: Seneca
Translator: John W. Basore
Section: Chapter I
Original language: Latin
Theme: Time, mortality, wasted life, attention, and intentional living

u/pepoji — 13 days ago
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Error with CQS

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u/pepoji — 14 days ago

The Secret to a Free Life — Epictetus

> Accept what happens, then choose your response. Peace begins when we stop fighting reality and focus on what is still within our control.

u/pepoji — 14 days ago

Book: Encheiridion
Author: Epictetus
Translator: Thomas William Hazen Rolleston
Section: Section V
Original language: Greek
Theme: Judgment, perception, emotional discipline, and mental disturbance

u/pepoji — 15 days ago

Book: Moral Letters to Lucilius
Author: Seneca
Translator: Richard Mott Gummere
Section: Letter 13, Section 4,
Original language: Latin
Theme: Fear, anxiety, overthinking, and Stoic emotional discipline

u/pepoji — 16 days ago

Book: Letters to a Young Poet
Author: Rainer Maria Rilke
Section: Letter Seven
Theme: Love, solitude, maturity, and the difficulty of truly loving another person

u/pepoji — 17 days ago

Source
Book: The Emperor Marcus Antoninus: His Conversation with Himself
Author: Marcus Aurelius
Section: Book III, Section 9
Original language: Greek
Theme: Stoic mindset, inner life, judgment, and cognitive discipline

u/pepoji — 17 days ago

Source

Book: Meditations
Author: Marcus Aurelius
Section: Book 8, Section 19
Original language: Greek
Translation referenced: George Long
Theme: Stoic purpose, duty, human nature, and living according to one’s role

u/pepoji — 17 days ago