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Bibliotherapy for Superstition and dread of the unknown

Targeted philosophical prescriptions and Stoic remedies for Superstition and dread of the unknown

“When dealing with superstition and dread of the unknown, timeless philosophical reason brings immediate clarity.”

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The Enchiridion by Epictetus book cover
The Enchiridionby Epictetus
Book 18•Anxiety

Chapter XVIII

For: Superstition and dread of the unknown

This chapter helps you reframe unexpected omens and external anxieties into opportunities for personal growth. It empowers you to find advantage in every circumstance rather than succumbing to fear.

“For whatsoever happens, it belongs to me to derive advantage therefrom.”

— Epictetus, Book 18