On Calm Amidst Bedlam (Stoic Wisdom 056)

<p>The well-ordered mind in relaxation provides deep tranquility. Can it be achieved in conditions of disturbance?</p> <p>I wrote you that I traveled to New York, and I fear I exaggerated the petty insults of the journey to make my point.</p> <p>My tests were not passed upon my arrival, Deuteros. For my hotel was directly on Times Square, and I will not say who recommended this as a good idea. Perhaps they thought I wanted to be close to all that New York has to offer and, if so, they know me not.</p> <p>The only proximity I sought was to my own thoughts, though this is what was in fact near to me in my cell above Broadway and 43rd Street:</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/a-little-stoic-wisdom/on-calm-amidst-bedlam-stoic-wisdom-056-f072b7187e43"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>