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爱比克泰德:论说集与手册·摘录 38

爱比克泰德《论说集与手册》· Discourses and Enchiridion · 健康 · 行动

But in the first place, be not hurried away by the rapidity of the appearance, but say, Appearances, wait for me a little; let me see who you are, and what you are about; let me put you to the test. And then do not allow the appearance to lead you on and draw lively pictures of the things which will follow; for if you do, it will carry you off wherever it pleases. But rather bring in to oppose it some other beautiful and noble appearance, and cast out this base appearance. And if you are accustomed to be exercised in this way, you will see what shoulders, what sinews, what strength you have. But now it is only trifling words, and nothing more.

出处: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/10661
定位:Excerpt 38 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录

白话

面对突然冒出来的强烈印象或冲动,先别被它带着跑。停下来对自己说:印象啊,你等一等,让我看看你到底是什么、想干什么,先考验你一下。也别让这个印象继续往下演,把后续可能发生的事绘声绘色地想象出来;否则它就会把你拖到任何它想去的地方。相反,要拿出另一个美好而高贵的印象来对抗它,把那个低劣的印象赶出去。如果你习惯这样练习,就会看到自己有多宽的肩膀、多强的筋腱、多大的力量。可现在你只是空谈几句,没别的。

上下文

爱比克泰德是公元1世纪罗马斯多葛派哲学家,这段话出自他的《言谈录》,教人如何用理性审查第一反应。

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今日一问

今天当某个强烈情绪或冲动冒出来时,我能不能先停三秒,问它一句“你是谁、想干什么”?

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