Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
We Must Be Afraid Of Neither Poverty Nor Exile Nor Imprisonment; Of Fear Itself Only Should We Be Afraid.
-Epictetus
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
We Must Be Afraid Of
Epictetus
We Must Be Afraid Of Neither Poverty Nor Exile Nor Imprisonment; Of Fear Itself Only Should We Be Afraid.
Views: 16433
Topic
Fear
Poverty
Should
More From Epictetus
Preach Not To Others What They Should Eat, But Eat As Becomes You And Be Silent.
Food
Cooking
Silent
No Matter Where You Find Yourself, Comport Yourself As If You Were A Distinguished Person.
Life
Finding Yourself
Matter
Nothing Truly Stops You. Nothing Truly Holds You Back. For Your Own Will Is Always Within Your Control. Sickness May Challenge Your Body. But Are You Merely Your Body? Lameness May Impede Your Legs. But You Are Not Merely Your Legs. Your Will Is Bigger Than Your Legs. Your Will Needn't Be Affected By An Incident Unless You Let It.
Positive
Challenges
Body
Don't Regard What Anyone Says Of You, For This, After All, Is No Concern Of Yours.
Self Esteem
Attachment
Detachment
To Live A Life Of Virtue, You Have To Become Consistent, Even When It Isn't Convenient, Comfortable, Or Easy.
Spiritual
Virtue
Easy
Trending Author
Dean Koontz
Max Beerbohm
William J. Clinton
Rick Baker
Alan Hansen
Josh Fox
Category
Information