.thought [author_name] [keyword]

ex: .thought marcus-aurelius pain

Output: Marcus would likely view pain as an undesirable experience that should be avoided if possible. He might also see it as a signal that something is wrong and that action needs to be taken to address the underlying cause.

.advice [topic] [your_problem]

ex: .advice buddhism I am feeling very down and anxious

Output: The best advice I can give you is to practice mindfulness meditation. Mindfulness meditation is a form of meditation that encourages you to be aware of your thoughts, feelings, and sensations in the present moment without judging them. Mindfulness meditation can help you develop a greater sense of inner peace, self-awareness, and acceptance of the present moment. It can also help you to better cope with difficult emotions and situations.

Ex:

.stoic_advice your_problem

.buddhist_advice your_problem

.taoist_advice your_problem

.zen_advice your_problem

If you wanna generate  a quote from the author of your choice with your choice of a word then use the following command :

.topic nietzsche monster - It will return a quote from Friedrich Nietzsche with the word monster in it.

If you wanna generate a quote from the author with  multiple numbers of words of your choice present in that quote then use the following command with words separated by a dash :

.topic Nietzsche pain-suffering : It will generate a quote from Friedrich Nietzsche where the words 'pain' and 'suffering' both present in it.

If you wanna generate quote from the author of your choice from their specific book then use the following command :

.topic nietzsche beyond good and evil - It will generate a quote from the books Beyond good and evil by Friedrich Nietzche

.random: Generate random quotes by picking a random author that's present on the dataset of the bot.

.maxim: Random quote related to Stoicism

.maxim2: An assortment of quotes from prominent thinkers in history.

.depression

.anger

.anxiety

.regret

.lust

.pain

.happiness

.meditations 2:1  -  the first verse of the second paragraph of Meditations.

.enchiridion 34  -  the thirty-fourth paragraph of Enchiridion.

.taoteching 64 - the 64th verse of Tao te ching

Typing a text without specification will result in a random quote from the given text. 

.discourses - Discourses of Epictetus

.dhammapada - A collections of sayings of the Buddha 

.mementomori - Acceptance of death

.amorfati - Acceptance of your fate

.doc - Stoicism practice of the dichotomy of control. Giving advice on letting go of things not under your control.

.impermanence -  The doctrine asserts that all of conditioned existence, without exception, is "transient, evanescent, inconstant".

.stoicism

.cynicism

.buddhism

.taoism

.zen

.nihilism

.existentialism

.epicureanism

.skepticism

.bushido

.absurdism

.hedonism

.marxism

.antinatalism

.hinduism

.christianity

.marcus

.epictetus

.seneca

.cicero

.socrates

.plato

.aristotle

.epicurus

.diogenes

.heraclitus

.pythagoras

.parmenides

.augustine

.democritus

.proclus

.plotinus

.dionysus

.mirandola

.iraneus

.boethius

.tertulian

.anselm

.aquinas

.rufus

.camus

.nietzsche

.sartre

.descartes

.marx

.kant

.hegel

.heidegger

.bergson

.schopenhauer

.lacan

.spinoza

.kierkegaard

.dostoevsky

.zizek

.lyotard

.badiou

.feyerabend

.irigaray

.hobbes

.hume

.locke

.leibniz

.hus

.luther

.calvin

.wittgenstein

.hofstadter - Douglas Hofstadter

.russell

.james - William James

.quine

.korsgaard

.beauvoir

.popper

.aquinas

.emerson

.cioran

.tagore

.moldbug

.berdyaev

.adorno

.mcluhan

.milton

.sade

.althusser

.fichte

.gramsci

.nickland

.voltaire

.mckenna

.steiner

.eco

.stirner

.rousseau

.husserl

.arendt

.smith

.friedman

.paine

.machiavelli

.gadamer

.ponty

.nishitani

.junger

.goldman

.luxemburg

.debs

.platinga

.craig

.bachelard

.buddha

.bodhidharma

.dogen - Japanese Buddhist priest, writer, poet, philosopher, and founder of the Sōtō school of Zen

.monk - Generate random quote from a Buddhist monk   

.tnh - Thích Nhất Hạnh 

.lama

.krishnamurti - philosopher, speaker, and writer.

.alanwatts

.suzuki

.shunryu

.ugkrishnamurti

.libai

.laotzu

.zhuangzi

.buddha

.confucius

.bushido

.samurai

.musashi

.tsunetomo

.matsuoka

.nitobe

.shakespeare

.eliot - Thomas Stearns Eliot

.gibran

.frost - Robert Frost

.wordsworth

.whitman

.blake - William Blake

.thomas - Dylan Thomas

.bukowski

.silverstein

.rumi

.plath

.neruda

.baudelaire

.dante

.tennyson

.yeats

.keats

.didion

.sexton

.dickinson

.angelou

.hughes

.shelley

.cummings

.tennyson

.pound

.kipling

.donne

.synder

.dahl

.attar

.hafez

.crowley

.deleuze

.guttari

.baudrillad

.derrida

.foucalt

.jung

.lacan

.freud

.winnicott

.franz

.frankl

.klein

.jaspers

.reich

.holiday - Ryan Holiday, Author of Daily Stoic

.pigliucci - Massimo Pigliucci, author of How to Be a Stoic

.robertson - Donald Robertson, author of How to Think Like a Roman Emperor

.samharris

.peterson

.eckhart

.hawkins

.covey

.carlin

.twain

.wilson

.tolstoy

.orwell

.steinbeck

.chesterton

.lewis

.voltaire

.verne

.goethe

.verne

.wilde

.poe

.bradbury

.carver

.llosa

.borges

.mishima

.kezaburo

.murakami

.campbell

.hitchens

.spira

.bronte

.exupery

.rilke

.roddenberry

.burroughs

.hooks

.fyodor

.huxley

.lovecraft

.london - Jack London

.kerouac

.vonnegut

.grossman

.osamu

.kafka

.dickens

.saavedera

.proust

.hugo

.balzac

.zola

.hesse

.conrad

.faulkner

.joyce

.salinger

.marai

.philipkdick

.dfw

.dahl

.carroll

.austen

.melville

.hemingway

.mccarthy

.leguin

.lessing

.snicket

.adams

.gaiman

.crichton

.coelho

.picasso

.darwin

.wallace

.frank

.hawking

.einstein

.feynman

.sagan

.newton

.dawkins

.tyson

.tesla

.curie

.planc

.faraday

.musk

.galileo

.kalam

.bohr

.nye

.maxwell

.turing

.cox

.kaku

.asimov

.greene

.bohm

.oppenheimer

.darwin

.wallace

.hayek

.muir

.hayek

.becker

.graeber

.bible

.gospel

.biblical

.gita

.mindfulness

.metta

.yoga

.goggins

.willinks

.vee

If you wanna generate a random meme: 

.philomeme

.stoicmeme

Or if you know the number of the image from the database you can pass it as a value in the command. You can check the number of images by opening the image.

Example: 

.philomeme 2680

.stoicmeme 186