Stoicism
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Heraclitus proclaimed sophrosyne as the greatest of virtues, but what is sophrosyne exactly? Sōphrosynē is a Greek word that is often translated as “prudence,” “moderation,” or “temperance” from sōphrōn, “a sound mind.” In Greek thought, self-control and moderation were literally the sign of a healthy mental state. Plato had this to say about sophrosyne: “Sophrosyne
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Years ago (and don’t think I don’t feel old typing that), either June or July was Pagan Values Blogging Month. But then Piety and Values fell out of favor with the Paganism-as-Political-Theater-Crowd (curses be upon them, may their underwear always be itchy and their chocolate never taste good) and they tried very hard to silence
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Even before cell phones and the proliferation of modern technology, this was a problem. Procrastination is in human nature, and getting down to business isn’t always easy. Distractions have multiplied exponentially. It can be an incredible act of will sometimes to just sit in quiet. At the moment that I’m typing this, I’m listening to
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You become what you think about, so focus your energy on honoring the Gods with everything that you have. Make your home a Temple and your life a work of Devotion.
Temple of Athena the Savior 