Editing Stoicism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Stoicism''' — A philosophy that encourages self-control and fortitude as a means to overcome destructive emotions.
* '''The Dichotomy of Control''' — The core Stoic practice of dividing everything into "Things I control" (my thoughts, my actions) and "Things I don't" (the weather, other people's opinions).
* '''Virtue (Arete)''' — The only true "Good" in Stoicism; defined as Wisdom, Justice, Courage, and Temperance.
* '''Logos''' — The rational principle that governs and structures the entire universe.
* '''Amor Fati''' — "Love of Fate"; the practice of embracing everything that happens in life as necessary and good.
* '''Memento Mori''' — "Remember that you will die"; a reminder to live each day with purpose and virtue.
* '''Apatheia''' — A state of mind in which one is not disturbed by the "passions" (uncontrolled emotions).
* '''Premeditatio Malorum''' — "Premeditation of Evils"; the practice of imagining everything that could go wrong so that you are prepared.
* '''Indifferents''' — Things that are neither good nor bad for the soul (e.g., wealth, health, fame).
* '''Marcus Aurelius''' — The Roman Emperor and author of 'Meditations', one of the most famous Stoic texts.
* '''Epictetus''' — A former slave who became a leading Stoic teacher; author of the 'Enchiridion'.
* '''Seneca''' — A Roman statesman and playwright whose letters are a major source of Stoic wisdom.
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