Ideal Weight with a Stoic Will
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These steps are based on my thesis that Chile and practically all of America have high rates of obesity because our actions tend to be dominated by external stimuli rather than by our own decisions, which can be dominated by the Stoic philosophy described by Epictetus. In his 'Inquiry', translated from the Greek that would come to mean a small manual.
This philosopher had as his motto 'Absent of passions, affections and opinions'. I think this slogan already gives us an idea of the recommendations that I will write in this book and I will only outline them to tempt the reader.
* Absent of passions: Generally, we are hungry because the pleasure that food gives us calms our sorrows, encourages us or even takes away our anxiety. This book shows us that passions are conditioned by external stimuli, but first, we must understand what we want so from that point we can discover what we are passionate about.
* Absent of affection: We want to eat because we feel so stimulated with a bar of chocolate that nowadays it is believed that it would generate almost the same pleasure as an orgasm. In this book, you will discover that you will be free from hunger when you free yourself from attachment to the people and things around you by lowering your expectations of them.
* Absent of opinions: We want to eat because we feel attacked by people who we believed were our friends who finally betrayed us. But this book will show that the idea of loyalty is just an opinion we made of the other person, an expectation which does not mean it is true.
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Ideal Weight with a Stoic Will - Claudio Pardo Molina
DEDICATION
I dedicate this book to all the women of the 21st century aware of the emerging society, full of humanistic values combined with an exclusively materialistic perspective of the last century.
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'You are nothing but imagination, and you are not what it seems at all'
Content
DEDICATION iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vi
DESCRIPTION OF BOOK 7
PHILOSOPHY OF IDEAL WEIGHT 9
STEP: 1 DEPEND
STEP: 2 WISH
STEP: 3 TRUTH
STEP: 4 INHERITANCE
STEP: 5 REVIEW
STEP: 6 GOODS
STEP: 7 WISH
STEP: 8 WISH
STEP: 9 FREEDOM
STEP: 10 VIRTUE
STEP: 11 LOSE
STEP: 12 GIVE UP
STEP: 13 CRITICIZE
STEP: 14. FREEDOM, DEPEND
STEP: 15. ELCOTCLE
STEP: 16. SHARE
STEP: 17. ROL
STEP: 18. PRESAGE
STEP: 19. ENVY, DESPISE
STEP: 20. OFFEND
STEP: 21. DIE
STEP: 22. CONCENTRATE
STEP: 23. A-STOP-BE
STEP: 24. DEPEND ON YOU
STEP: 25. BUY AND SELL
STEP: 26. WISH
STEP: 27. EVIL DOESN'T EXIST
STEP: 28. POSITIVE THINKING
STEP: 29. EVALUATE
STEP: 30. PLACE
STEP: 31. PIETY
STEP: 32. GUESS
STEP: 33. KNOW HOW TO DO
STEP: 34. IMAGINE
STEP: 35. OPINION OF OTHERS
STEP: 36. LOGICAL OPERATIONS
STEP: 37. PLACE
STEP: 38. CEDER
STEP: 39. DO NOT GIVE
STEP: 40. EPHEMERAL BEAUTY
STEP: 41. BODY
STEP: 42. OFFEND
STEP: 43. THE RIGHT HANDLE
STEP: 44. ABSURD
STEP: 45. INTERPRET
STEP: 46. BOOST
STEP: 47. DISPLAY
STEP: 48. DIFFERENCE
STEP: 49. NO HURRY BUT NO PAUSE
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Acknowledgement
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To the inspiring muse and mother of my five children, Giannina Colombo.
My father Cronos and my mother Chaos.
To my dear teachers, who have awakened in me an insatiable need to know and contribute to society.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE BOOK
These steps are based on my thesis that Chile and practically all of America have high rates of obesity because our actions tend to be dominated by external stimuli rather than by our own decisions, which can be dominated by the Stoic philosophy described by Epictetus. In his 'Inquiry', translated from the Greek that would come to mean a small manual.
This philosopher had as his motto 'Absent of passions, affections and opinions'. I think this slogan already gives us an idea of the recommendations that I will write in this book and I will only outline them to tempt the reader.
* Absent of passions: Generally, we are hungry because the pleasure that food gives us calms our sorrows, encourages us or even takes away our anxiety. This book shows us that passions are conditioned by external stimuli, but first, we must understand what we want so from that point we can discover what we are passionate about.
* Absent of affection: We want to eat because we feel so stimulated with a bar of chocolate that nowadays it is believed that it would generate almost the same pleasure as an orgasm. In this book, you will discover that you will be free from hunger when you free yourself from attachment to the people and things around you by lowering your expectations of them.
* Absent of opinions: We want to eat because we feel attacked by people who we believed were our friends who finally betrayed us. But this book will show that the idea of loyalty is just an opinion we made of the other person, an expectation which does not mean it is true.
PHILOSOPHY OF IDEAL WEIGHT
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We will achieve the ideal weight when we understand that some things depend on us and others do not, which will reduce much of the hunger we feel daily. Because this dependency unleashes passions, affections and opinions that only make us eat more and more or, at the other extreme, stop eating to sickly levels. Anyway, I want to clarify that this book will only focus on losing weight until you reach an ideal one. I will not deal with the problem of very underweight people.
If you are fat or feel overweight and this has motivated you to buy this book, you must begin by accepting that what happens in the world is not always your responsibility because the only thing that DOES depend on you are your thoughts and actions and DO NOT depend on you the thoughts and actions of the others. Indeed, your actions can positively or negatively influence the actions of the others, but to achieve your ideal weight you must focus first on yourself.
On you there depend the opinions, inclinations, desires and distastes but there does not depend on you the old age