81 - Impressions and Assent of the Will

Send us a text“Impressions, striking a person’s mind as soon as he perceives something within range of his senses, are not voluntary or subject to his will, they impose themselves on people’s attention almost with a will of their own. But the act of assent which endorses these impressions is voluntary and a function of the human will.” — EpictetusMy book Stoicism 101 is available for pre-order! Order here!Find out more at https://stoic.coffeeWatch episodes on YouTube!Find me on linkedIn, inst...