ataraxis

the philosopher sought ataraxis through contemplation and careful reasoning.

after years of anxiety, she finally found ataraxis in her daily meditation practice.

epicurus taught that ataraxis and aponia were the twin goals of a well-lived life.

the ancient stoics believed that ataraxis could be achieved by focusing only on what we can control.

modern psychology recognizes ataraxis as a state of profound psychological calm.

he described his ataraxis as a peaceful stillness that persisted despite external chaos.

the pursuit of ataraxis has motivated philosophers and spiritual seekers throughout human history.

some people achieve ataraxis through religious faith, while others find it through secular practices.

the concept of ataraxis appears in both eastern and western philosophical traditions.

true ataraxis requires both mental discipline and acceptance of life's inherent uncertainties.

her ataraxis was not the absence of emotion but a balanced relationship with all feelings.

the therapist helped him develop techniques for achieving lasting ataraxis without medication.