Stoic Concept
Eupatheia
Healthy emotions based on correct judgments about reality.
Eupatheia represents the positive emotions that arise from accurate understanding and virtuous character. These include appropriate joy at virtue, reasonable caution about real dangers, and genuine compassion for others. Unlike destructive passions, eupatheia enhances our judgment and effectiveness rather than clouding them. These healthy emotions are what remain when we eliminate irrational fears, desires, and attachments - they represent emotional maturity and wisdom.
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