The Enchiridion or Handbook of Epictetus (Ancient Greek: Ἐγχειρίδιον

Ἐπικτήτου, Enkheirídion Epiktḗtou) is a short manual of Stoic ethical

advice compiled by Arrian, a 2nd-century disciple of the Greek

philosopher Epictetus. Although the content is mostly derived from the

Discourses of Epictetus, it is not a summary of the Discourses but

rather a compilation of practical precepts. Eschewing metaphysics,

Arrian focuses his attention on Epictetus's work applying philosophy to

daily life. Thus, the book is a manual to show the way to achieve mental

freedom and happiness in all circumstances.

00:00:00.000 The Inchiridion

00:13:01.720 I There are things which are within our power

00:15:02.560 II Remember that desire demands the attainment of that of which

00:16:03.040 III With regard to whatever objects either delight the mind or

00:16:31.040 IV When you set about any action, remind yourself of what nature

00:17:54.080 VI Be not elated at any excellence not your own.

00:18:25.520 VII As in a voyage, when the ship is at anchor, if you go on shore

00:19:12.240 VIII Demand not that events should happen as you wish; but wish

00:19:20.600 IX Sickness is an impediment to the body, but not to the will

00:19:39.520 X Upon every accident, remember to turn toward yourself and

00:20:02.360 XI Never say of anything, “I have lost it,”

00:20:34.880 XII If you would improve, lay aside such reasonings as these h

00:21:30.440 XIII If you would improve, be content to be thought foolish and

00:21:55.560 XIV If you wish your children and your wife and your friends to

00:22:42.640 XV Remember that you must behave as at a banquet.

00:23:31.480 XVI When you see anyone weeping for grief, either that his son has

00:24:04.400 XVII Remember that you are an actor in a drama

00:24:30.320 XVIII When a raven happens to croak unluckily, be not overcome by

00:24:56.680 XIX You can be unconquerable if you enter into no combat in which

00:25:32.880 XX Remember that it is not he who gives abuse or blows, who

00:25:57.840 XXI Let death and exile, and all other things which appear

00:26:12.720 XXII If you have an earnest desire toward philosophy, prepare

00:26:50.120 XXIII If you ever happen to turn your attention to externals, for

00:27:10.480 XXIV Let not such considerations as these distress you

00:29:30.960 XXV Is anyone preferred before you at an entertainment, or in

00:31:05.960 XXVI The will of nature may be learned from things upon which we

00:31:50.480 XXVII As a mark is not set up for the sake of missing the aim, so

00:31:58.600 XXVIII If a person had delivered up your body to some passer-by,

00:32:12.040 XXIX In every affair consider what precedes and what follows

00:35:31.080 XXX Duties are universally measured by relations.

00:36:22.320 XXXI Be assured that the essence of piety toward the gods lies in

00:38:20.200 XXXII When you have recourse to divination, remember that you know

00:39:53.120 Attend, therefore, to the greater diviner, the Pythian God, who

00:40:01.760 XXXIII Begin by prescribing to yourself some character and

00:43:59.840 XXXIV If you are dazzled by the semblance of any promised

00:44:43.160 XXXV When you do anything from a clear judgment that it ought to

00:45:01.280 XXXVI As the proposition, “either it is day or it is night,”

00:45:30.360 XXXVII If you have assumed any character beyond your strength, you

00:45:40.560 XXXVIII As in walking you take care not to tread upon a nail, or

00:45:55.520 XXXIX The body is to everyone the proper measure of its

00:46:26.080 XL Women from fourteen years old are flattered by men with the

00:46:50.000 XLI It is a mark of want of intellect to spend much time in...

00:00:00 Preface

00:03:01 Dedication

00:16:14 What the Rosary Is

00:16:15 First Rose

00:17:22 Second Rose

00:21:01 Third Rose

00:28:53 Fourth Rose

00:33:21 Fifth Rose

00:39:05 Sixth Rose

00:41:16 Seventh Rose

00:43:56 Eighth Rose

00:49:46 Ninth Rose

00:51:56 Tenth Rose

00:57:13 Eleventh Rose

00:59:57 Twelfth Rose

01:11:25 Thirteenth Rose

01:14:29 Fourteenth Rose

01:18:17 Fifteenth Rose

01:21:38 Sixteenth Rose

01:26:22 Seventeenth Rose

01:30:48 Eighteenth Rose

01:33:16 Nineteenth Rose

01:37:50 Twentieth Rose

01:44:30 Twenty-First Rose

01:49:25 Twenty-Second Rose

01:52:27 Twenty-Third Rose

01:56:32 Twenty-Fourth Rose

02:01:11 Twenty-Fifth Rose

02:07:19 Twenty-Sixth Rose

02:12:12 Twenty-Seventh Rose

02:19:35 Twenty-Eighth Rose

02:23:46 Twenty-Ninth Rose

02:29:04 Thirtieth Rose

02:33:52 Thirty-First Rose

02:37:44 Thirty-Second Rose

02:40:19 Thirty-Third Rose

02:47:42 Thirty-Fourth Rose

02:50:14 Thirty-Fifth Rose

02:51:37 Thirty-Sixth Rose

02:53:30 Thirty-Seventh Rose

02:56:03 Thirty-Eighth Rose

02:58:37 Thirty-Ninth Rose

03:01:15 Fortieth Rose

03:04:26 Forty-First Rose

03:09:01 Forty-Second Rose

03:12:18 Forty-Third Rose

03:17:12 Forty-Fourth Rose

03:24:44 Forty-Fifth Rose

03:27:03 Forty-Sixth Rose

03:35:36 Forty-Seventh Rose

03:48:09 Forty-Eighth Rose

03:58:21 Forty-Ninth Rose

04:01:54 Fiftieth Rose

Embark on a transformative journey through prayer with this audiobook presentation of St. Louis de Montfort's beloved work,

The Secret of the Rosary. This insightful text, penned by a renowned

spiritual guide, unveils the profound depths of the Rosary, offering a

fresh perspective on this cherished Catholic devotion.

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A rich exploration of the Rosary's history and symbolism - Delve

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appreciation for its significance in the Catholic tradition.

Guidance for contemplative prayer - Learn how to use the Rosary as a

tool for meditation, allowing you to reflect on the mysteries of Jesus'

life and deepen your connection with the Divine.

Practical tips

for incorporating the Rosary into your daily life - Discover ways to

integrate this beautiful prayer into your routine, fostering spiritual

growth and a closer relationship with God and the Virgin Mary.

Whether

you're a seasoned Catholic seeking to enrich your prayer life, or

someone curious to understand the power of the Rosary, this audiobook is

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transformative potential of this sacred practice.

April 28 marks the 300th anniversary of the death of St. Louis Marie

Grignion de Montfort, one of the most important promoters of Marian

devotion, the Rosary, and consecration to Our Lady as a sure means of

growing in grace and in love for Jesus her Son and our Lord.

It was de Montfort’s method of consecration to Our Lady that St. John Paul II made and led to his motto: Totus Tuus.

In

Crossing the Threshold of Hope, St. John Paul II wrote, “Thanks to St.

Louis de Montfort, I came to understand that true devotion to the Mother

of God is actually Christocentric, indeed, it is very profoundly rooted

in the mystery of the Blessed Trinity, and the mysteries of the

Incarnation and Redemption."

00:00:00 Introduction

00:03:32 Chapter 1 - Wish Events To Happen As They Do

00:13:05 Chapter 2 - Written In Stone

00:21:42 Chapter 3 - Embracing Discomfort

00:47:09 Chapter 4 - What Are You Really Afraid Of?

00:52:35 Chapter 5 - Dichotomy Of Control

01:02:53 Chapter 6 - Apply The Dichotomy Of Control.

01:32:51 Chapter 8 - Helpful Stoic Exercises.

01:56:03 Conclusion.

Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or out of control? Epictetus, a badass Stoic philosopher, has the wisdom you need to navigate life's challenges with strength, resilience, and inner peace. In this video, we'll explore his powerful teachings and discover how to:

Stop wishing for things to be different and embrace reality (even when it's tough!)

Let go of what you can't control and focus on what you can (it's more than you think!)

Transform discomfort into opportunity and turn challenges into growth

Confront your fears head-on and unlock your true potential

Develop a love for your fate (yes, even the bad stuff!) ❤️

Epictetus' wisdom is more relevant than ever, and this video will give you the practical tools you need to apply it to your modern life. Get ready to live with more purpose, power, and peace ✌️

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